Magnus had something he needed to talk about, but it always took him a moment to think it through before he could speak.

Then in the darkness, his voice low, he said, “I ken I hae made a mistake.”

And so begins their next adventure:

As Magnus tries to keep his family safe, to guard the vessels, to heal his heart.

And as Kaitlyn learns to know her own mind.

Their family and friends try to adapt to life in the 18th century.

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Magnus shoved in another big bite of food, chewed and swallowed.
“I am going tae take most of the vessels. I will secure them, guard them, and will live the rest of m’life as the keeper of the vessels. Nae a king but a guardian.”

Lady Mairead tossed her napkin to the table and threw up her hands. “This daft idea makes a mockery of thoughtful decisions.”

Magnus took a sip of coffee. “Tis nae a mockery, tis a wise idea. Dost ye want tae ken how I hae came tae it?”

“It canna possibly be through deliberation.”

“Because I hae had a dream where I did it a’ready.”

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A contemporary love story wrapped up in Scottish history and a dark romantic fantasy, The Guardian is the 14th book in the Kaitlyn and the Highlander series.

If you love mysterious Alpha Male Heroes with desperate hearts and romantic thoughts, Strong Heroines with courage who are also very ordinary disasters, and love stories that encompass all time, then you’ll love this suspenseful series.

Perfect for fans of Outlander who wish the Hero could come forward in time — She’s a little like Bridget Jones, he’s a lot like Thor.