About This Book
She has yearned for brother's closest friend from afar, but he's never even bothered to look her way . . . Kiera's father and his future as a warrior in the Caledonii tribe was destroyed by the Romans. Now all he does is lash out in anger at those nearest to him. Will his anger drive Cormac away from Kiera and ruin their hope for happiness? The Romans have taken so much from her Caledonii clan, Kiera's family included. Years ago, her father Seamus fought a band of Roman soldiers, sustained a dire injury, and has not been the same since. He is enraged over losing his position as a warrior in the tribe and he takes that anger out on anyone who dares to approach him. Kiera does all she can to avoid her father's wrath, but her interest in her brother's friend, Cormac, has been steadily rising. Even if she did show her interest in him, she could never act on her desires because of his apparent hatred toward her and her father, who sees Cormac as the walking embodiment of everything her father lost. The reason for Seamus's anger? Cormac, too, was injured by the Romans. Only his wound healed and he remained a powerful Caledonii warrior. A tall, dark warrior who catches Kiera's eye more than once. When Kiera finds herself surrounded by Romans outside the gates of their village, it is Cormac who comes to her rescue, and Cormac who helps her find shelter when they are caught in the storm. And it is Cormac who creates a storm of desire in Kiera. So she is shocked when she learns that his angry visage was a guise, and he has desired her as well. Despite it all, they act on those desires. But her family, especially her father, is an obstacle in their finding happiness together. Will Cormac and Kiera find the love they have been searching for? Or will her father's rage tear them apart?
