Frontier Highlander Vow Of Love (American Wilderness Series Romance Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Today was no exception. He recognized that he was responsible for a good many of them being here, so he averted his eyes and avoided looking directly at others as he walked. His mouth tight and frame of mind grim, most people would avoid him anyway. As he brooded over what brought him to this point in his miserable life, he grew even more surly and ill-tempered. At the direction of his former employer the Countess of Sutherland, he’d been efficient in clearing the villagers off her tens of thousands of acres—opening up the land for more profitable sheep farming. But, in the end, the woman thought his tactics too much. The Countess had learned of his murder of Mary MacKay from Artis herself. Artis had wasted no time traveling the thirty miles to the Countess’ residence, Tongue House, to report the murder and demand justice. He’d learned later that Artis covered the distance to the castle on foot and at night, to avoid being spotted by Patrick or his men. When she arrived, she described her mother’s slaying in gruesome detail and told the Countess of the death of her uncle as well.
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