The Wedding

Summary

Julie Garwood has ten New York Times best-sellers to her credit. With each book, she attracts growing legions of fans who hail her as one of the best romance writers of today. In The Wedding, she weaves an enchanting tale of passionate love and fierce ambition. Early in the 12th century, strong-willed Lady Brenna is on her way to an arranged marriage when she is kidnapped. Within hours, she is wed to Connor MacAlister, who is resplendent in war paint and full of zeal for his band of warriors who roam the windswept heaths of Scotland. Brenna immediately feels trapped between her desire to be free and her attraction to the fierce MacAlister. But as the days pass, she is astonished to discover that within this hardened leader lies a gentle soul that is deeply committed to his marriage and his countrymen. In The Wedding, Julie Garwood creates a heroine who is brave and foolhardy, spirited and naive. As you follow her adventures alongside her husband and his clan, she will win your heart as surely as she captures the affection of Scotland's fearless warriors.