Highlander’s Envy: A Scottish Medieval Historical Romance
By Adamina Young
The one who can bring him peace is now in danger.
Laird Gilbert MacGill has been trying to let his bloodthirsty and aggressive self in the past. He may have built his clan's wealth and reputation with wars, but now he wants to focus on his family; he has taken his three half-sisters under his protection, and he has found a wife for himself, Christine MacLeay.
Christine always hoped that her husband would be sweet and caring, and her betrothed's reputation is far from that! As soon as they ...
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The one who can bring him peace is now in danger.
Laird Gilbert MacGill has been trying to let his bloodthirsty and aggressive self in the past. He may have built his clan's wealth and reputation with wars, but now he wants to focus on his family; he has taken his three half-sisters under his protection, and he has found a wife for himself, Christine MacLeay.
Christine always hoped that her husband would be sweet and caring, and her betrothed's reputation is far from that! As soon as they meet, Christine is able to bond more with his sisters than with him. However, the Laird sees that his new wife might be the one who will give him what he desires the most in life; a real family and a home. Thus he tries his best to approach her heart and be gentle for the first time in his life.
As soon as the two begin to find common ground, a most unexpected surprise arrives. The Laird's lost young brother appears with unshakable proof that he is indeed a half-brother to the Laird and the girls. Gilbert feels that his life is now complete, but peace and prosperity are not going to last for long…
One of Gilbert's old allies, being envious and resentful, cannot let him live a simple life with his family and tries to pull him back into their old way of life. However, Christine is there to prove that she is more than Gilbert ever hoped for.
But if the old ally can not convince him with words that he has now become soft and weak, then maybe losing his family will prove to him that he can not leave his sword aside or sleep peacefully. Ever.
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