Laird of the Wind

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In medieval Scotland, the warrior known as Border Hawk seizes the castle belonging to the father of the beautiful Isabel Scott, famous throughout the Lowlands for her gift of prophecy. During the battle, Isabel is injured while fighting alongside her men, and placed under Border Hawk's protection. As the border wars rage on, the warrior and prophetess engage in a more intimate conflict, discovering that their love for the Scottish borderlands is surpassed only by their love for ...
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In medieval Scotland, the warrior known as Border Hawk seizes the castle belonging to the father of the beautiful Isabel Scott, famous throughout the Lowlands for her gift of prophecy. During the battle, Isabel is injured while fighting alongside her men, and placed under Border Hawk's protection. As the border wars rage on, the warrior and prophetess engage in a more intimate conflict, discovering that their love for the Scottish borderlands is surpassed only by their love for each other.
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Branded an outlaw and a murderer by Black Isobel's prophecies, James Lindsay sets out to kidnap the seeress and use her to barter for his cousin Margaret's freedom; but the gentle, beautiful Isobel is not the evil hag he had expected, and Jamie finds that letting her go is far more difficult than capturing her had been. King spins a complex, mesmerizing story of betrayal, retribution, and healing that weaves intricate details of falconry and politics with a lyrical, compelling love story that will appeal to readers who identify with Scotland's struggle for independence, in particular the period just following the death of William Wallace in 1305. King's (Lady Miracle, Topaz, 1997) exquisitely vivid descriptions are beautiful bonuses. King lives in Damascus, MD.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780451407689
  • Publisher: Topaz
  • Publication date: 8/1/1998
  • Format: Mass Market Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • Product dimensions: 4.22 (w) x 6.78 (h) x 0.98 (d)

Meet the Author

Susan King (aka Susan Fraser King) is the bestselling, award-winning author of 20 historical novels, each one highly praised for historical accuracy, storytelling quality and lyricism. Susan lives in Maryland with her family and a Westie. www.susanfraserking.com www.wordwenches.com.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 12, 2000

    tugs at your heart

    This book is wonderful!! The historical facts are accurate and very interesting. Susan King writes with a depth of feeling for her characters that is compelling- James is a hero any women would look to for love, warmth, protection and honor. Susan King is remarkable. I have since bought all her books- even to find the ones that are out of print.

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    Posted June 16, 2012

    Great Story...but..

    This story caught my attention from the first page. It had a great story line. Then it suddenly got bogged down with too much talk about training birds. Too bad...

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 16, 2004

    Outstanding...

    Very few male heros leave a lasting impression, but Jamie Lindsay sure did! He was perfect. Although a little light on love scenes, I didn't mind because the sweet romance between Jamie and Isobel was blatant. A great, interesting story.

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