Where Mountains Pierce the Highland Heart
She saved his life and it cost her everything.
On a night meant for mercy, Elspeth Woodburn risks all to save a dying Highland prisoner in her father’s dungeon. By dawn, her home is ash, her family slaughtered, and the name burned into her soul is one she will never forget. Logan Cameron. For six long years, vengeance has been the only thing keeping her alive.
He should have died that night. Instead, he cannot forget the girl who saved him.
Logan Cameron remembers little of his rescue, only a fleeting glimpse of gentle hands and a soft voice that refused to let him die. He never expected to see her again, least of all as a lass with fire in her eyes and murder in her heart.
Trapped within the unforgiving Highlands, they are bound together by decree. She waits for the perfect moment to strike. He watches her with a growing awareness he cannot explain.
Because beneath her fury is the same compassion that once saved him. And beneath his control is a pull he cannot deny.
In a land shaped by blood and loyalty, where enemies are not meant to forgive, let alone desire each other, Elspeth must decide if vengeance will claim her heart…
Or if the man she swore to destroy is the only one who can reach it.
Tropes you’ll enjoy:
Wounded hero
Thoughtful hero
Enemies to lovers
Slow burn
Ben Nevis setting
Revenge
Vengeful heroine
Bound by tragedy
Note: This series is part of Dragonblade’s Sweet Dreams line, so this is a sweet, wholesome Historical Romance where passion beyond the bedroom door is left to the reader’s imagination.
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