The MacKinnon's Bride (The Highland Brides Book 1)

When his young son is stolen by the English, Highland laird Iain MacKinnon retaliates by kidnapping Page FitzSimon, the daughter of his enemy. However, Page is no passive captive. Proud, clever, and sharp-tongued, she meets Iain's anger with her own fire, and the hardened warrior soon realizes he may have taken far more than he bargained for. Cast aside by her father's betrayal, Page enters a world she was taught to fear. She resolves to hate her Highland captor, yet their stolen glances and quick exchanges kindle an undeniable attraction between them. What begins as a clash of wills transforms into something neither anticipated—a connection both refuse to acknowledge. Set in Medieval Scotland, this story follows two stubborn, proud people as they navigate laughter and longing, conflict and surrender, ultimately challenging each other to stop denying what they've found in one another.