A Bride For The Highland Wolf – Lydia Kendall

Now! Move!” Finlay pushed his way through the chaos, rushing back up to the main bedrooms. He found Thalia’s and knocked on the door. He would not barge into her room, no matter how urgent the need. He did not trust himself to be alone with her in a bedroom again, and he could not take that kind of risk right now.

There was no answer, so he knocked again. “Thalia! Thalia, this is important. Open the door!” The door finally swung open to reveal a disoriented Thalia. “Finlay? What are ye doing here so⁠—” “Daisy is gone.” She straightened, all signs of sleepiness gone. “What do ye mean she’s gone? She ran away again?” Finlay nodded. “Aye, ye are the last person who saw her. I need to ken how long ago that was.” Her eyebrows drew together. “I… I showed her how to make the tea, and then we delivered it to Rowena.

Daisy was happy about it, and then we spent a few more hours together as she practiced her writing…” She shook her head in frustration. “I didnae see her at dinner. I ate with Ava, and Daisy said she wanted to eat with Rowena again.” Finlay’s lips pressed into a hard line. Hours. He had been so wrapped up in trying to avoid Thalia that he had allowed his daughter to put herself in danger again. “If this is yer uncle’s fault, he is a dead man,” he hissed.

“I’ll be back soon. Send out a messenger if she shows up before I return.” He turned to leave, only to be stopped by a hand grasping his arm. “Wait. Take me with ye,” she demanded. Finlay scoffed. “Nay.” “I want to help.” She placed her hands on her hips, stubborn as ever. “Ye’ll only get in the way,” he argued.

She jutted her chin defiantly. “I ken me way around the woods. I’m a healer, remember? Besides, I’ve already spent a few days in the forest here. She may nae have gotten very far.” “I cannae have ye slowin’ us down,” Finlay insisted. “I promise ye I willnae,” she assured him. He searched her face carefully, finding only that stubbornness that he couldn’t help but admire. Perhaps it would be best if she came with them.

Hearing Thalia’s voice call out her name may help lure Daisy out of wherever she was hiding. He gave a heavy sigh. “Fine. Ye had better get dressed quickly, then meet me by the stables in less than twenty minutes. Or else I’ll leave without ye.” Thalia nodded and closed the door in his face. Finlay headed out for the stables, trying to tell himself that it would all work out.

Daisy will be fine. She always is. We always find her. 1kitap1.com/en Thalia dressed as fast as she could.

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⇧ 1kitap1.com/en ABOUT THE BOOK “I will have his head for touching ye, lass.” When healer Thalia is summoned to her uncle’s castle, the last thing she expects is a wedding ceremony. Trapped with a groom that openly threatens her, Thalia kicks the man’s private parts and flees… Only to get lost. And the only person around these woods is a crying little girl…

Whose father is the Highland Wolf. *** Ruthless Laird Finlay is shocked when his best friend’s sister brings his daughter back home. He vows to protect the fiery hellion in return. Until his daughter sends word to Thalia’s uncle that he’s marrying her. Now he must choose: war or a fake betrothal. The problem? He goes feral for his bride’s surrender…

Even if he can’t touch her. 1kitap1.com/en BEFORE YOU START READING… Eager to know the back story Thalia? Read this Prequel Chapter about how it began. It will help you picture my story and the characters better in your mind. Many of my readers requested it and that’s why I am giving it away for free! I believe you will LOVE I.T! It’s not mandatory to read it, but it will be really helpful if it’s your first time with this book.

Read the beginning of the their story here. Just click on the image above! ⇧ 1kitap1.com/en PROLOGUE “Where could they be?” Thalia Dougal squinted in the darkness. Her lantern provided little illumination without the moonlight to aid it, hidden behind the clouds as it was. She shivered, pulling her cloak tighter around her. Despite the approaching summer, the cold still held the nights in its firm grasp.

She could have dressed warmer for her small escapade.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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