Highlander the Dark Dragon
A warrior feared by all.
A woman who should fear him most.
In the Highlands, love may be the most dangerous risk of all.
The Macinnes sisters have endured loss, danger, and uncertainty — but at last, Heather is home.
Safe. Or so she believes.
She escaped the ghost warriors who held her… and never once came face-to-face with their feared leader — the man whispered about in shadows as the Dark Dragon.
Until now.
He is a man of secrets. A warrior shaped by a past he does not reveal, his name spoken with fear across the Highlands. Yet when fate brings him into Heather’s world, she sees what others do not — a strength tempered by restraint… and a darkness that calls to something deep within her.
Heather should fear him. Instead, she is drawn to him.
But the past is not so easily left behind.
When an old enemy rises seeking revenge, the truth of who the Dark Dragon is — and what he has done — threatens not only him, but the woman who has come to love him against all reason.
Heather has already survived the unthinkable.
She will not surrender her future to fear.
And the Dark Dragon must decide if he will remain a man bound to his past…
or fight for the one woman who sees the man beneath the legend.
The conclusion of the Macinnes Sisters Trilogy —
Three sisters bound by loyalty. Three loves that defy reason. In the Highlands, the heart does not always obey.
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