The Dreamer

Highland Heroes, Book 4

De: Maeve Greyson

Narrado por: Antony Ferguson

Ian Cameron knows he's cursed when it comes to women. His pregnant wife was murdered at the Glencoe massacre, and he barely survived the agony of her loss. Years later, he allowed himself a fondness for another. It wasn't love, but when she died, it pained him too. No way in hell is he about to set himself up for a third heartbreaking farewell. The only problem is convincing his kin. The meddlesome MacCoinnichs are trying their best to chain him to a lovely widow with three rowdy sons. Gretna is a fine lass, but he's not about to tie himself to her and her little hellions.

Independent Gretna Neal has already buried two husbands. She has no interest in burying a third. But if a handfasting for a year will silence the meddlesome matchmakers and shield her sons from more cruel rumors, she'll do it.

A mercenary cursed to spend his life alone. A skilled healer accused of witchery. Both at the mercy of friends and kin who decide what's best for the unlikely pair and turn out to be right.

The couple dares to embrace their connection; until a ghost from the past and a dangerous grudge threatens a chance at the happiness neither of them had ever hoped for again.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Maeve Greyson (P)2023 Tantor

Years of feeling cursed

Ian losing his first wife and love along with their unborn child, then forming an attachment to a women from a brothel that reminds him of his dead wife also dies. Gretna also loses her first husband and love leaving her with two sons and a deathbed promise to marry his brother so that she is not alone. Unfortunately, the brother was nothing like her first husband and he to dies, by drowning and leaving her with a third son to raise on her own. Gretna learns the art of healing so that she is not dependant on yet a third husband. Ian's new sister-in-law and his cousins wife decide to play a bit of match making. The story plays out and has a bit of intrigue. Love is always there sometimes we just need a little push to see it.

Loved it!

Very entertaining! It had me laughing out loud countless times. I highly recommend you read; good writing and narrating.