Highland Oath

The Highlander's vow versus the surgeon's oath Angus MacLeod is always getting everyone else out of trouble. When a bonnie lass appears naked on the beach, he's compelled to rescue her. Only, Lila Salinas doesn't need saving. Her oath as a surgeon is to heal others, even when yanked back to 1692. Angus is immediately intrigued with the take-charge lass. His father gravely injured, so her appearance holds whispers that everything happens for a reason. Lila is anxious to get back to modern times, but she can't leave a sick patient. The longer she remains in the 17th century, the more distant her dreams in the 21st feel. She flirts with the idea that staying is perhaps more destiny than chance. Angus is convinced the healer from the future is his Fate, and he's determined to have her for keeps. He just has to persuade her they're destined, and their love is worth fighting for. He's a reluctant Laird Alex MacLeod always knew he'd be leader of his clan, but duty was thrust upon him before he was ready. His father's devotion to his sick mother is something to admireor so he keeps telling himself. He regards the man above all others and can't understand why he would forgo duty for love. He teeters on the edge of selfishnessthe drive for something more. She's a runaway Fae princess Headstrong Alana is used to disobeying her father, king of the Fae, especially when he commands her. When she sneaks through the Faery Stones into the Human Realm, she never expects to run into the human laird. Despite her cousin's warnings and her father's wrath, Alana finds herself increasingly drawn to a man she can never have. Together they share a forbidden union... Alex and Alana find freedom in each other that they've never experienced with anyone else. They're both running from something. Can the solace they find in each other overcome the danger that awaits in both their worlds?

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