Highlander's Bride: Medieval Romance (The Fae Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Her head pounded as if horses stampeded within and when she touched the back of her head, she grimaced. Such a terribly large lump had swelled forth. All around her warriors sat on bench seats with oars in hand, stern-faced and wearing the MacKenzie plaid. Swaying, she sat up within the hull, the vessel surging forward over white-capped waves and making her belly roll. Breathing deep of the crisp sea air, she squinted toward the land up ahead and tried to make some sense out of it all. A rag lay tucked in the bodice of her burgundy gown, half flapping out and reeking of belladonna. Ugh. No wonder everything still spun. She tore the rag out and it flew over the side and got swallowed up by the churning seas. Directly ahead, a castle sat high on the rocky headland at the entrance to a loch and a range of mountains rose in the distance behind it, sheep dotting the craggy hills. A horn blasted across the bay and at the castle’s sea-gate, two burly warriors strode along a stone landing and bounded into the waist-deep water.
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