Love Me Forever by Donna Fletcher

Love Me Forever Series: Scottish Duo Series Book #2
on January 28, 2003
Genres: Fiction / Romance / Historical / Medieval
Pages: 287
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Let Donna Fletcher sweep you back to sixteenth-century Scotland and a passionate tale of love under the most poignant circumstances...

Just when it seems she is finally free—free of a bleak future with her contemptuous husband, that is—Brianna Cameron is badly injured on a trip to a neighboring village. Left for dead, the young widow wakes to find herself in a one-room cottage—with a tall, dark, and badly scarred man tending to her wounds.

His name is Royce, and, unbeknownst to the beautiful woman in his charge, he is a legendary warrior who has charmed many a woman into bed. In need of solitude, he has come to this isolated cottage to heal from the unbearable memories of his last battle. But, to his surprise, it is caring for Brianna that has begun to lift his melancholy and make him believe in the redemptive power of love. And, even more startling, this feisty beauty has roused his desire as no woman before.

But, then, Brianna's supposedly dead husband suddenly reappears—very much alive and demanding the return of his bride. Royce will do anything to save her—except give her up. But can he convince the woman of his dreams to love him forever?

“Love Me Forever” is book two in the Scottish Duo Series by Donna Fletcher. Brianna of Clan Cameron is a young widow and on a journey to the local village when her carriage overturns. Alone and gravely injured, a stranger finds her and rescues her. Over the weeks alone with him, she is slowly nursed back to health by his gentle touch. Royce, her rescuer, was hideously scarred in battle. Can he and Brianna find true love? Royce has secrets. What will happen when Brianna discovers the truth about him?

I thought this was a very well written story. The plot was labyrinthine and unpredictable. I haven’t read any of the other books yet. And though this was written in a series, it truly can be read as a stand alone work.