A scottish Wedding

She was born into a lie. She will marry for love, whatever it costs.

Synopsis

Dover, 1880. On her sixteenth birthday, Angelet Warthon believes she knows everything about her life: a quiet country manor, a loving father, a gentle but melancholy mother, and a suitor she does not want. Then her mother hurries her onto a train bound for Scotland, supposedly to visit a dying aunt.

In the misty Highlands, Angelet discovers that nothing she was told was true. Her mother is not who she claimed to be. The father she adored is not her father. And the twin sister she mourned at a graveside is alive, waiting in a medieval castle above the loch.

Angelet must now learn a new language, a new family, and a new world of clans, old customs, and secrets. Among the Highlanders she meets Archie MacDowald, a charming rogue whose kiss turns her heart upside down. But her fierce Scottish father forbids the match, and her wilful twin has schemes of her own.

When love, scandal, and family pride collide, Angelet must decide how far she will go to claim her own happy ending.

A romantic historical novel of secrets, family ties, and forbidden love in the Scottish Highlands. Book One of the MacDowald Saga.