POTTSTOWN, Pa., Sept. 14, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sir Adrian MacAedh would never forget the day when the Vikings tore his family apart. He will not rest until he has his revenge. But he never expected the daughter of his nemesis to be a spirited beauty who defies and tempts him at every turn. Will Adrian forsake revenge for this forbidden temptation? Find out in this riveting historical romance by Karel MacLeod, The Unforgiving.
Lady Kara Wulffsdaughter, the only daughter of Jarl Gunnar Wulffson, is a proud Nordic beauty with a strong spirit. Yet she yields to Adrian MacAedh when the Scots invaded, to protect her people. Kara becomes Adrian's unwilling slave, who boldly defies him every chance she gets. She awakens a desire in him -- one that threatens to consume him and his thoughts of vengeance. But Adrian knew he could never trust the daughter of his enemy. Kara would never bow down to him. Still, they could not deny the passion that burned between them.
Kara is torn between her feelings for Adrian and her love for her father. How could she choose between her father and the man who wants to kill him? Adrian swore he would never forgive the man that destroyed his family. But will his hatred blind him to the truth? Will he let go of his new chance at happiness? Unravel the answers as you witness the exciting events unfold in The Unforgiving. For more information, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Karel MacLeod resides in a small town in Pennsylvania. Her passion has always been writing. She has lived in different parts of the world. In her free time (which is not much) she enjoys Tae Kwon Do, playing Texas holdem, watching her children play soccer, and just chilling with a good book by the ocean. If you wish to contact her you can write her at vikingwench@hotmail.com. She hopes you enjoy this book as much as she has enjoyed writing it.
The Unforgiving * by Karel MacLeod
Publication Date: September 11, 2009
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