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Bewitching a Highlander Roma Cordon 9780744305036

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Defying all for the love of a bewitching lass.

Breena MacRae, a healer from Skye with a touch of witchery in her blood, embarks on a dangerous search for her missing father. She arrives on the Isle of Coll, seat of the vile Campbells. There, she encounters the debonair future chief to the Dunbar Clan, Egan, who rescues her from a Campbell sentry.

Egan Dunbar is on Coll to keep the peace between the feuding Campbells and Dunbars. But when he catches Breena in a lie, he agrees to help her find her father to pay back an old debt and get to the bottom of the secrets she's hiding.

As their attraction for each ignites like a firestorm, Breena and Egan realize a future together could trigger deadly consequences-a clan war between the Campbells and the Dunbars. Is Egan willing to betray his clan for love, even though he knows Breena is keeping secrets from him? Can Breena trust him with her family secret and put those she loves at risk?


Awards
Commended for Benjamin Franklin Award (Romance) 2023.



Book Information
ISBN 9780744305036
Author Roma Cordon
Format Hardback
Page Count 368
Imprint CamCat Publishing, LLC
Publisher CamCat Publishing, LLC
Weight(grams) 635g

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