Loving the Highland Warrior

Series: Highland Destiny, Book 2
Genre: Fantasy Historical Romance
Heat Level: Open Door 🔥🔥🔥
Release Date: December 5, 2025
Available in: eBook, Paperback, Audiobook

Three pieces of stone. Two ancient bloodlines. One divine destiny.

Chloe Sinclair is desperate to find her sister who vanished under mysterious circumstances. Retracing her footsteps the day of her disappearance, she finds nothing but dead ends. Until she makes her way to an antique store in the heart of Edinburgh with an eccentric shopkeeper who gives her a strange looking stone and a cryptic message. When the man she thought she loved attacks her to steal the stone for himself, it transports her back in time to medieval Scotland, dropping her in the middle of dangerous territory.

Malcolm MacLeod is faced with a deadly mission—a raid on his rival clan. But when he comes across a lovely lass in the midst of battle, he has no choice but to rescue her and take her back to his clan. Upon his return, he realizes she possesses part of the missing ancient keystone he and his brother vowed to protect.

As the two learn more about the stone’s power, it becomes clear to them they cannot allow it to fall into the hands of their enemy. They come together in their mutual determination to keep it safe. But a dangerous foe from her future has followed her, determined to reclaim it for himself and his clan. When a midnight invasion puts her life in danger once again, Malcolm must find a way to save her and the stone.

But can he rescue her before the power of the stone is used and she is lost to him forever?

★★★★★ “That war cry he howls when he sees his beloved cowering under the great axe of his enemy? I haven’t seen a warrior go that ballistic since William Wallace in Braveheart… This romance wasn’t so much a slow-burn as a sudden inferno.”

★★★★★ “Michelle Miles is now one of my go-to authors. This author is absolutely brilliant, and the book will keep you guessing from start to finish. From the moment I picked up this book until the moment I put it down, I might as well have been on vacation.”