Dangerous Highlander

A Dark Sword Novel

Dark Sword (Volume 1)

Donna Grant

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First in a breathtaking new series, the bold and passionate Lucan MacLeod—one of three brothers cursed by dark magic for eternity—is driven by desire for the one woman he dare not let himself possess…

 

He is magnificently strong—and dangerously seductive. One of the fiercest of his clan, Lucan MacLeod is a legend among warriors, inspiring fear in man and woman alike. For three hundred years, he has locked himself away from the world, hiding the vengeful god imprisoned in his soul. But then, a young lass caught in a raging storm awakens his deepest impulses…and darkest desires.

 

Cara doesn’t believe the rumors about MacLeod castle—until the majestic Highland warrior appears like a fiery vision in the storm, pulling her into his powerful arms, and into his world of magic and Druids. An epic war between good and evil is brewing. And Lucan must battle his all-consuming attraction for Cara—or surrender to the flames of a reckless, impossible love that threatens to destroy them both…

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CHAPTER ONE
West Highlands of Scotland
Spring 1603
“Ye’ve gone daft, ye have.”
Cara adjusted the basket on her arm. The brisk wind from the sea pulled tendrils from her braid to fly haphazardly into her eyes. She tucked them be­hind her ear and smiled at Angus. He had only one tooth left in his mouth, and what little hair he had stood on end, waving about in the vicious sea wind. “I’ll be fine, Angus. The best mushrooms in all of Scotland are within walking distance.

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 “Sensual, dark and enchanting…sure to leave readers craving more!”

—New York Times bestselling author Lara Adrian

"Grant creates a vivid picture of Britain centuries after the Celts and Druids tried to expel the Romans, deftly merging magic and history. The result is a wonderfully dark, delightfully well-written tale. Readers will eagerly await the next Dark Sword book. " -Romantic Times BOOKreviews
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Donna Grant

Donna Grant has been praised for her "totally addictive" and "unique and sensual" stories.  She's the author of more than twenty novels spanning multiple genres of romance - Scottish Medieval, dark fantasy, time travel, paranormal, and erotic.  Grant's newest series, Dark Sword, promises to be her most addictive yet.  Don't miss this intoxicating series with Druids, primeval gods, and immortal Highlanders that are dark, dangerous, and delicious.

She lives in Texas with her husband, two children, a dog, and three cats where she's weathered five hurricanes in the last three years.  To learn more about Donna and her books, please visit www.donnagrant.com and www.donnagrant.com/blog.

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Dangerous Highlander
A Dark Sword Novel
Dark Sword (Volume 1)
Donna Grant

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St. Martin's Press
St. Martin's Paperbacks
December 2009
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ISBN: 9780312381226
ISBN10: 0312381220
4 3/16 x 6 3/4 inches, 352 pages
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