The Bells of Triumph
The arrow that saved the future, will end the past.
My name is Flora Kerr; an orphan, a rebel, and the wife of the true king.
I fought against Campbell by Seamus’s side, watching our home burn. This nightmare began so long ago, but now I see hope in our people’s eyes. Together we will rebuild our strength from the ashes. United, we will stand on the brink of a new dawn, determined to end Campbell’s tyranny forever.
But the head that wears the crown is heavy, even when this crown is all but a promise. Seamus will gladly forfeit his life for our cause, though I can see no possible future without him.
And so I make a different promise of my own: I swear to this dawn, I’ll become more than an orphan or a rebel or a wife. I’ll be Seamus’s shadow in this war; I’ll be his shield and his first arrow. I’ll be his future once we have won. I’ll be his love, his home. I vow to keep him alive.
Campbell’s reign has brought nothing but suffering, but his end is near. His tyranny has scarred our land, but our resolve is unyielding. We have suffered loss and found strength in our unity. Each step we take is a step toward freedom, peace and justice.
I am Flora Murray Kerr, and I will live to see my clan triumph.
“The Bells of Triumph” is a Highland Romance story by Beatrice McLintock. For a few hours, enter through this book’s pages a wild world of romance, action, and emotions that only Highland warriors and lairds can offer!
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