Safe in her Highlanderâs arms!
After discovering her role in her fatherâs plot to destroy another clan, Sorcha MacMillan risks her life to go into hiding. Her safety relies on her disguise, but she is drawn to a man who could see through her...
Unknown to Sorcha, Alan Cameron has been sent to track her down. Heâs attracted to the woman in disguise. Even after learning her true identity, he canât overcome his instinct to protect her. No matter the danger, he will keep Sorcha safe...and claim her as his bride!
Sorcha could not explain her reaction to Alan Cameron.
Of all the men here, he was the most dangerous to her. God forbid she should slip up and err in front of him. What had James said about him? Ah, aye, that he was a tracker. He found and sorted clues to find missing things and people.
All the enjoyment sheâd felt during the last few hours soured as she realised he was the worst possible man for her to spend too much time around. Her inexperience with men while under her fatherâs protection had left her with little knowledge of how to protect herself from him.
Sorcha understood the danger of him. Of his appeal. Of his smile. Of the way he met her gaze and stared back. But for tonight she would allow herself the weakness of savouring those few special moments during which heâd been with her.
Author Note
While I was researching I came across information about the three-centuries-long feud between two powerful Scottish clansâthe Mackintoshes and the Cameronsâand knew Iâd found a wonderful source of stories. Thatâs how A Highland Feuding beganâas a way to share many generations, many locations and a lot of history with my readers.
Alan Cameron appeared in the first book in this series, Stolen by the Highlander, as a young man, and he even tried to be the hero in the most recent one, Kidnapped by the Highland Rogue. I took that as a message that Alan needed to be a hero in his own right. So here is his story. Though you will find some familiar faces, there are some intriguing new ones that might show up in their own stories, too.
Sorcha MacMillan is a woman lostâand she must not be found. Of course thereâs nothing more enticing to a man experienced in finding things than that. Drawn in by her vulnerability, Alan discovers many of his own secrets in this story as he seeks out Sorchaâs truth.
I hope you enjoy Claiming His Highland Bride!
PSâIâve just got home from a wonderful trip to Scotland, where I had the chance to visit Cameron lands and the Clan Museum. Letâs just say that my visit and my sightseeing and research have inspired many stories. See you soon!
TERRI BRISBIN is wife to one, mother of three, and dental hygienist to hundredsâwhen not living the life of a glamorous romance author. She was born, raised, and is still living in the southern New Jersey suburbs. Terriâs love of history led her to write time-travel romances and historical romances set in Scotland and England.
Books by Terri Brisbin
Mills & Boon Historical Romance
and Mills & Boon Historical Undone! eBooks
A Highland Feuding
Stolen by the Highlander
The Highlanderâs Runaway Bride Kidnapped by the Highland Rogue Claiming His Highland Bride
The MacLerie Clan
Taming the Highlander
Surrender to the Highlander Possessed by the Highlander Taming the Highland Rogue (Undone!) The Highlanderâs Stolen Touch At the Highlanderâs Mercy The Highlanderâs Dangerous Temptation Yield to the Highlander
Linked to The MacLerie Clan
The Earlâs Secret
Regency Candlelit Christmas âBlame It on the Mistletoeâ Highlanders âThe Forbidden Highlanderâ
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at www.millsandboon.co.uk for more titles.
This last year I have been very busy with the two very special girls I call the âBrisbin PrincessesââAlexis and Sydney, my first two granddaughters. Watching them grow has been amazing for me. Now, with more grandbabies expected in 2017âjust around the release of this bookâIâd like to dedicate this book to them.
To my grandchildren Alexis and Sydneyâand the new ones comingâI wish you happiness, health, success and lots of friends and family around you at all times. But mostly I wish you lots of love and books!
Prologue
Castle Sween, Lands of Knap, Argyll,
Scotlandâsummer, ad 1370
âSorcha, come and sit with me a while.â
Sorcha glanced over at her motherâs companion for permission before approaching her bed. Anna nodded, so Sorcha climbed up on the high rope-strung mattress, having a care not to sit too close. Her mother had been ill and failing for years, but the last few weeks had brought a sunken and grey look to her face. From Annaâs grim expression and her motherâs glassy, weak gaze, Sorcha understood that Erca MacNeill had little time left living on this earth.