Download The MacKinnon's Bride by Tanya Anne Crosby PDF
Part of series: The Highland Brides Part 1
Key ideas from the book
- A captured child prompts laird Iain MacKinnon to take his enemy’s daughter as a bargaining hostage.
- Page FitzSimon’s father refuses the proposed exchange, changing the course of Iain and Page’s situation.
- The story centers on fierce loyalty to family and the consequences of conflict between enemies.
- Page questions the actions of the man who has taken her, while sensing that important truths remain hidden.
- The romance unfolds amid danger in medieval Scotland.
About The MacKinnon's Bride by Tanya Anne Crosby
Set in medieval Scotland, this Highland romance begins with a hostage exchange: after English forces capture laird Iain MacKinnon’s young son, Iain takes Page FitzSimon, the daughter of his enemy, hoping to bargain for the boy’s return. But Page’s father refuses the terms, leaving Iain to take her home and forcing both captor and captive into a more complicated situation than either expected.
Family loyalty, danger, and a growing bond shape the story as Page questions Iain’s choices and suspects that more is hidden than she first understands. Readers looking for a historical romance built around a Highland setting, captivity, and a struggle between opposing families may find this a fitting choice.
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