Highland Secrets (Secrets of the Heart 1)
Will her secret start or stop a war?
The Lady Captive Being a daughter of one of the Legendary Bastards of the Crown proves to be a blessing as well as a curse for Fia Douglas. Having both English and Scottish blood, she is being fostered in England along with her sister and cousins, having been chosen by the late queen to be in her secret society of strong women.
When a war breaks out between the English and the Scots, Fia finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. While visiting the queen's secret garden, she comes across a wounded Highland spy. Fia helps him, but he ends up kidnapping her in return. As a prisoner in her own homeland, she uses her skill of reading people to help her escape, as well as to find out how Alastair really feels about her.
The Highland Spy Highlander, Alastair MacPherson is wounded and left for dead after being ambushed by the English on one of his spying missions across the border. When he stumbles into a hidden garden to seek refuge, he finds a red-haired bonnie lass whose life he's saved several years earlier. She is inclined to pay back the favor, so she helps him. But when his life is threatened once again, he has no choice but to take her captive to ensure his safe passage back to Scotland.
Can a rugged Highlander love a lass whose secrets threaten to ruin his one chance at redemption? And will a woman who has fallen in love with her captor be able to betray him in the end?
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