β Scribed by Kenna Kendrick
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Two children cursed by birth, blood feuds and a secret that will change their lives foreverβ¦
Isla Armstrong lost her parents when English enemies, the Musgraves, destroyed their land. But fate was kind to the little girl. The childless Laird of the Elliot clan adopted her and raised her as his daughter. Growing up, Isla desired above all else to avenge the blood of her family and make her adopted father proud. One day, she meets a handsome blacksmith who will wake her passions and compromise everything she worked hard for.
Fraser McGinn was not an ordinary blacksmith. Blessed with impeccable craftsmanship but also with a mysterious birthmark at his hands, he was inspiring admiration and fear amongst his kinsmen. When he meets the daughter of the Laird, Fraser finds it impossible to resist the desire he feels for her. Unbeknownst to him, his efforts to approach her will bring to light secrets that would be best to stay hidden.
Will Fraser find the strength to fight for her? And what is the secret that threatens to tear their lives apart?
They thought they were strangersβ¦ their lives were connected by a secretβ¦
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