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Scotland, 1692. She has every reason to hate his name. He may have to betray everything he is to save her. Mairi MacDonald knows what it means to lose someone to clan warfare. Widowed, fiercely loyal to her family, and raised on generations of bloodshed between MacDonalds and Campbells, she has no intention of trusting a man who wears the enemy’s name. Then Captain Iain Campbell arrives in Glencoe. Quartered beneath her father’s roof with the soldiers of Argyll’s Regiment, Iain should be everything Mairi despises. Instead, she discovers a quiet, battle-scarred officer whose honor sits uneasily beneath the King’s red coat. The longer he remains among the MacDonalds, the harder it becomes for either of them to ignore the dangerous pull growing between them. But winter is closing around the glen, and Iain begins to suspect that his regiment has not come merely to collect taxes or wait out the snow. When a deadly order turns Highland hospitality into a trap, Iain must choose between duty to his regiment and the lives of the people who welcomed him into their homes. Mairi must decide whether the Campbell she was taught to hate is the one man she can trust when everything she loves is threatened. And once blood is spilled, love itself may become an act of treason. Set against the events surrounding the Massacre of Glencoe, Sworn to the Highland Enemy is a sweeping Scottish historical romance of forbidden love, divided loyalties, courage, betrayal, and two hearts determined to survive a hatred older than either of them.

Enemies to Lovers Family War & Battle Forbidden Love Healing Survival Hero Identity Historical Romance Psychological Grief Protective Hero Slow Burn Journey Hopepunk