The Lady of Her Highland Clan
Trusting him will be her salvation or her doom.
Fiona’s father’s death has left her clan without a Laird and in chaos. The lass has already faced one threat as evil men tried to manipulate her step-sister into taking the leadership from her. But now, Fiona faces the biggest challenge of her life, as being the oldest sibling, she will have to bring peace to her clan by gaining the elders’ approval to become the leader.
Before she can create a plan, Laird Clyde Greenock appears out of nowhere. Fiona had met the man a year ago, and his commanding presence and towering stature have not left her memory. She hopes that he is visiting them because he learned that she is looking for a husband to help her secure her position, but the truth is rather disappointing as he is there because his clan is facing serious problems too.
Clyde tells Fiona that his position as a Laird is in danger because his clan is in terrible financial status and his cousin is seizing this opportunity to fight him and take the lairdship from him! If that happens, there will be devastating consequences for the whole region, as his cousin is a bloodthirsty and ruthless warmonger.
But the relentless Highlander has a plan. Clyde reveals to Fiona that there is a treasure that has been hidden close to her lands, and if he finds it, he will secure his position as Laird once and for all. Fiona knows that he needs her help, and if they recover the treasure together, she will prove to the elders that she is capable, making it impossible for them to keep fighting her.
The lass is determined to go on this journey with Clyde, but she must forget all her feelings for him. Even if she manages to do that, following him is a huge risk as the tale about the treasure might be a trap! And if it is indeed true, when Clyde gains more strength, he might decide to attack her clan and lands afterward… Unsure of how much she can trust the handsome warrior, all that Fiona knows is that her journey to becoming the Lady of her Highland Clan passes through Clyde.
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