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It moved slow for me. I really liked the characters and that was one of the things that kept me reading the book. I needed to see how it turned out for them. Cait Campbell lives on the edge of the Campbell's land as a healer. She's lived this solitary life after her husband John dies leaving her totally alone since her daughter death a year before. Iain Campbell, the Marquess of Kerr and clan leader has watched out for but stayed away from Cait because of the guilt he feels from John's death.
When a clan member needs Cait's help she and Iain are thrown together and forced to deal with their feelings of guilt and anger and the powerful pull their hearts. But Iain secretly plays both side of the Scot's and the English in hopes of making life easier in Scotland. Things are getting worse in the area, someone's killing English soldiers and the violence is escalating. Accusations are flying and no one is safe. What has started between Iain and Cait may end before its barely started.
In the aftermath of the horrific Culloden battle the English are still attempting to take over every piece of land and use their cruel laws to completely eradicate the clan system and do away with the Scots mode of dress and customs. The heroine in this story a widow named Cait assists in the hiding of Scots who are making their way to ships that will take them to Canada.
This is a risky business for her and the people she is trying to help as the English are always out looking for Scots to jail or kill.
In the meanwhile the Scots hate the English and are always causing them trouble which makes the escape route even more dangerous. But along the way of their constant meetings they fall in love and their tangled web of deceit and love makes for a very exciting and interesting story indeed.
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