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A review by mina_reads_30
Highland Beast by Amy Jarecki
5.0
7 years ago, Rhona waited for Arthur at a chapel after his promise of love and marriage. But as sometimes happen, family expectations get the best of one. Now they meet again after the Lord of Lorne has been defeated and his Dunstaffnage Castle has passed on to the Scottish Crown held by Robert Bruce. The newly appointed authority in the castle is no other than Sir Arthur Campbell, whom Rhona (grandniece of Lord of Lorne) has hated since he left her alone and waiting for him.
After that episode, Rhona went on to marry a man chosen by her greatuncle and became a widow after just one year. She decided to take the healing arts and become a healer to the town. Now with Arthur in town, she can't forget her love for him but also can't forget her loyalty to her Lord and English King. She will defy Arthur at every turn and make his welcome and stay a little hard, that is until she takes matters into her own hands and betrays him.
It's a slow burn, second chance, and enemies to lovers trope that is filled with angst, action, and promises.
After that episode, Rhona went on to marry a man chosen by her greatuncle and became a widow after just one year. She decided to take the healing arts and become a healer to the town. Now with Arthur in town, she can't forget her love for him but also can't forget her loyalty to her Lord and English King. She will defy Arthur at every turn and make his welcome and stay a little hard, that is until she takes matters into her own hands and betrays him.
It's a slow burn, second chance, and enemies to lovers trope that is filled with angst, action, and promises.