Highland Vows of Betrayal
She tried to push him away with all her being, yet she was addicted to the pain of loving the one, she’d never have…
Never in her life did Scarlett Shaw think she was born into a wealthy family. However, when her long-lost twin sister appears out of thin air and asks to switch places, Scarlett realizes there is more to her past than she knows. And the offer on the table is too good to refuse: enough money to start anew, far away from her troubles and a life she never wanted.
All she has to do is meet her sister’s betrothed and pretend she is his bride…
There is one thing Noah Chattan despises more than an arranged marriage: meek women. So, when he’s betrothed to a docile lass, he vows to make her life unbearable and push her away, so he can focus on his only goal; avenge his father’s murder. But his bride turns out to be a fiery beast rather than a timid beauty.
And the problem is that he falls for all her sharp edges, only to learn she’s not the one he thought she was…
Scarlett finds herself in a whirlwind of deception and desire, ending in the safe haven of Noah’s arms. But alas, she has to leave before shattering all hearts at stake. Little does she know that her past is entangled with Noah’s in a tale of pain and betrayal, dooming their love forever…
He was the bane of her existence, the one she’d never love without stepping onto pieces of a shattered heart…
“Highland Vows of Betrayal” is a Historical Scottish romance novel of more than 400 pages. STANDALONE, No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
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