The story begins in 1297 in Scotland at a time of warring clans. After years of
the MacDougalls and Grahams fighting, Laird Robert Graham agrees to a truce
with his feuding neighbor. But then his brother is attacked and nearly killed
by the MacDougalls, who left their signature arrows behind. Robert decides to
get even… and he needs a healer for his brother. How convenient that Cameron
MacDougall is a healer from the enemy clan.
Cameron has devoted her life to learning about healing, so when Robert kidnaps her for revenge and her skills, she helps heal his brother no matter she is a prisoner. Robert clearly lusts after his prisoner and Cameron is attracted to him as well and soon a romance develops between them.
McFarland has done much research into
the healing arts of the time and is careful to show us the remedies Cameron
used. It is not hard to see why Robert’s clan came to love and respect her. She
is thoughtful and caring. She keeps telling Robert her father is not the one
behind the attack, but it’s his nephew. Robert doesn’t seem to listen. When his
lust leads to a physical relationship with Cameron, he decides not to let her
go.
The
Daughters of Alastair MacDougall series:
Cameron
Heather
Lindsey
Elsbeth
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