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LOREN TEAGUE |
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If you enjoyed the movie, Braveheart, or Last of the Mohicans, you'll love this story full of drama and adventure...
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Cover art by Jinger Heaston |
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HIGHLAND REBEL (Published by Whiskey Creek Press) Set during the eighteenth century, Highland Rebel is the story of three people thrown together during a Highland rebellion - Lizzie Lindsay, daughter of a brutally slain minister; Ewan Cameron, a Clan Chieftain, on the run with a price on his head, and David Jamieson, an unwilling soldier in the King's army. Forming a strong bond of friendship, a love triangle ensues. When the obsessed and unscrupulous army officer, Major Ulverston attempts to destroy Ewan Cameron and his family, the trio embark on a perilous journey from the Highlands of Scotland to frontier America - and to a destiny they could never have imagined. |
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‘Highland Rebel is a rare gem and truly stands out as a brilliant historical romance.’ Virginia Lewis Romance Designs ‘Ms. Teague has written an action filled plot, which kept this reviewer turning the pages well into the night.’ Pam Slade Love Romances ‘Highland Rebel is a wonderful story of love and sacrifice. You can actually see the highlands in your mind’s eye. Smell the flowers and see the awesome castles in the background. I highly recommend reading this inspiring story of love and triumph.’ Debbie Fallen Angel Reviews ‘In the flavour of the Last of the Mohicans and Braveheart, Loren Teague delivers an engaging adventure romance steeped in the rich history of her Scottish homeland. A classical read with the touch of a tempered steel broadsword.’ Pauline De Lury Greymouth Evening Star ‘A thoroughly absorbing read, Highland Rebel combines a wicked and wild adventure across two continents with a heart-felt love story. Historical romance at its finest.’ Conor Quinn Books Editor New Zealand Writers’ e-zine This story takes the reader on a bittersweet journey through the harsh reality of war, loss, sacrifice, and love. As the characters confront the injustices dealt to the defeated, they rely on each other and their own inner strength to see themselves through to the end. This reviewer gladly recommends this well-written and well-researched novel.’ |
