Kerrigan Byrne

The Highlander

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Can the fiercest master of battle conquer a woman's heart?

They call him the Demon Highlander. The fearsome Lieutenant Colonel Liam MacKenzie is known for his superhuman strength, towering presence, and fiery passion in the heat of battle. As Laird to the MacKenzie clan, the undefeated Marquess has vanquished his foes with all the rage and wrath of his barbaric Highland ancestors. But when an English governess arrives to care for his children, the master of war finds himself up against his greatest opponent. . . in the game of love.
Defying all expectations, Miss Philomena is no plain-faced spinster but a ravishing beauty with voluptuous curves and haughty full lips that rattle the Laird to his core. Unintimidated by her master's raw masculinity and savage ways, the headstrong lass manages to tame not only his wild children but the beast in his soul. With each passing day, Liam grows fonder of Miss Mena—and more suspicious. What secret is…
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    But what if, just once, he inspired a different emotion? What if he used what made him hard and dangerous to protect something soft and vulnerable?

    Someone rare and brilliant and beautiful.

    What if, in return, he found the thing he sought most in this world?
    Peace.

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    When he reached her chin, he gripped it softly between his thumb and forefinger, lifting her face toward his.

    “I find myself in the middle of a dance I doona ken the steps to,” he admitted, his eyes gilded by an unholy light as they searched hers for something she could not give him. “When ye’re near me, I doona know what to say or how to act. I canna figure what platitudes to give ye. I never learned the soft words that would reach through the walls that ye’ve built around yer heart.”

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    “And then ye came, and ye were in every room. In every corner of my every thought. I could not escape ye, Mena, and then suddenly, I didna want to. I found myself seeking ye out because somehow I knew that I couldna be apart from ye. It was the first happiness I ever knew to look into yer eyes. Ye taught me the meanings to words other than forgiveness and redemption. Desire. Yearning. And love. Ye are my blanket of stars, Mena, my reason to look to the heavens. My map when I am lost and my point of light when all is dark.”

Quotes

  • Sekar Chamdihas quoted2 years ago
    The most precious thing you can give a woman, a worthy woman, is intimacy, time, truth, safety, and friendship.
  • Sekar Chamdihas quoted2 years ago
    it is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all
  • Sekar Chamdihas quoted2 years ago
    Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind.

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