The Highlander's Folly (The Novels Of Loch Moigh Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
It will. Her insides quaking, Meghan repeated the mantra to herself over and over. They would return to the fortune-teller’s tent and demand that she be sent back to her own time. Her stomach lurched, and her eyes stung. She’d seen her father bleeding—not an experience she ever wanted to repeat. Was he OK? He had to be. The scene replayed itself in her mind, and all the horror returned. Her hands trembled, and shock seized her lungs. She and her dad had been sparring as they did every day, only in front of an audience. From the corner of her eye, she’d seen the knight appear out of thin air. Startled, she’d lost her balance, tripping over an exposed root. Everything after that had happened so fast, she’d had no time to react. What if the faerie refused to send her back? What would she do then? Don’t think like that. It’ll be OK. Her dad and her brothers must be frantic right now. They’d seen her disappear. Why me? Sure, years ago her father had been taken by one of the Tuatha Dé Danann from thirteenth-century Ireland to twentieth-century America, ending up on her grandparents’ farm.
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