The Laird’s Captive Son by Ann Marie Scott

The man she hates the most is her only chance for peace.

Being the daughter of a Laird, Halle Mctavish expected to have a grand marriage since she was a child. However, the lass saw her dreams of happiness shutter when the Mcgregor clan killed her betrothed… After that, Halle’s heart became cold as a stone, and the hatred for the McGrerors grew inside her.
Even though countless men tried to capture her heart, Halle decided to join her father’s advisors and help her clan that way. Thus, when Bryson Mcgregor, the son of the enemy Laird, is captured, she is one of the first to be asked what his fate should be. Contrary to everyone else, Halle believes that the wounded warrior should be taken care of!
Since no one is willing to help the enemy’s son, Halle herself tends to his wounds and saves his life singlehandedly. The generous lass believes this can be the start of peace negotiations until her father reveals a terrible fact. Bryce was fighting against her betrothed the day he was killed, and it is very likely that he is the one responsible for his death.
Halle needs to rethink her strategy and decide how generous she can be with a man responsible for her misery. When Bryce wakes up, he seems less vicious and willing to make peace, which makes Halle’s decision even harder. Can she trust the man who ruined her life and work with him, or is he a war-hungry brute like most who will betray her moments later?