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By Fire And By Sword by Elaine Coffman
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By Fire And By Sword

by Elaine Coffman

Series: Graham (3)

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0778322882, Mass Market Paperback)

Her quest for adventure is equaled only by her passion

With her sword for protection, Lady Kenna Lennox of Scotland defies social convention and reopens her family's ancient distillery. This feat of wit and daring captures the attention of the sadistic Lord Walter -- the Englishman who nearly destroyed her beloved older sister, a man who is determined to bring Lady Lennox to heel.

When Colin Montgomery, an American privateer, appears on the scene Kenna is instantly wary, yet highly attracted to this man among men. Filled with fear that she will be betrayed by her longing heart, Kenna struggles between the love she feels, the independence she craves and the danger she must face alone.

As vengeful, vicious plots unfold around her, Kenna must take up her sword to face her enemy, and fight for her life and her newfound love.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:24 -0400)

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