Clan MacLeod is special; they protect all paranormal people in a world where "different" can be a death sentence. In return, they know who their soul mate is.
Holly is on holidays in Scotland, and for Valentine's Day, she is attending a sixteenth-century period weekend party at the MacLeod castle. When she arrives she is surrounded by lightning that takes her back in time to the fifteen hundreds. There, she meets Laird Duncan MacLeod, who tells her she is his and she will marry him the next day.
Duncan, Laird of the MacLeod clan, has met his soul mate, and he's not letting her get away. The only problem with that is he has competition for Holly's affection in his brother Callam. Constant feuding with his neighboring clans, and the trouble he has convincing Holly to stay married to him in his time, have Duncan unsure if he will ever get it together to have a happily ever after.
Will Holly sacrifice everything to be with a man she has just met, yet her soul recognizes? Or will she give up on true love and run from a world too unfamiliar, where her only friend is a black stallion?
Holly is on holidays in Scotland, and for Valentine's Day, she is attending a sixteenth-century period weekend party at the MacLeod castle. When she arrives she is surrounded by lightning that takes her back in time to the fifteen hundreds. There, she meets Laird Duncan MacLeod, who tells her she is his and she will marry him the next day.
Duncan, Laird of the MacLeod clan, has met his soul mate, and he's not letting her get away. The only problem with that is he has competition for Holly's affection in his brother Callam. Constant feuding with his neighboring clans, and the trouble he has convincing Holly to stay married to him in his time, have Duncan unsure if he will ever get it together to have a happily ever after.
Will Holly sacrifice everything to be with a man she has just met, yet her soul recognizes? Or will she give up on true love and run from a world too unfamiliar, where her only friend is a black stallion?
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