THE HIGHLANDER’S BLOOD DEBT

WHAT IS YOUR SOUL WORTH… WHEN THE MAN WHO CHAINED YOU IS THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN KEEP YOU ALIVE?

The day they sold me, I didn’t cry.
I learned something far more useful: how to survive in the mud.

I am Catriona MacDuff.
Heir to a clan steel tried to erase.
The pawn men trade to win wars they never fight themselves.

They captured me.
Offered me as a prize.
And he didn’t save me.

He bought me.
And he never let me go.

Bran MacAlpin is no hero.
He’s a weapon.
A monster’s bloodhound—unleashed when mercy is no longer an option.

He claimed me like property.
Like a debt.
Like something he has no intention of losing.

His world is iron and obedience.
Mine was resistance.

But in the Highlands…
pride doesn’t keep you alive.

And the more I try to hate him…
the more dangerous his proximity becomes.

Because Bran doesn’t set me free.
He keeps me close.
Too close.

Close enough to break me…
or make me need him.

I’m starting to understand something I shouldn’t:
I’m not just his prisoner.
I’m the one thing he can’t afford to lose.

Then everything burns.

The clans fall.
And the man Bran serves decides I’m no longer useful.

I’m not currency anymore.
I’m a liability.
And liabilities get buried.

Bran is given an order:
Let me go…
or put me in the ground.

For the first time in his life—
he doesn’t obey.

Because the man who locked an iron collar around my throat…
is the same one now willing to kill to keep me alive.

Even if it means betrayal.
Even if it means war.
Even if it destroys us both.

If you’re looking for a dark Highland romance where:

• The captive doesn’t beg—she decides.
• The Highlander doesn’t love—he possesses.
• The tension doesn’t build—it tightens until it snaps.
• Desire doesn’t save you—it brands you.

This story isn’t safe.
It’s addictive.

Catriona must choose:
Run—and lose her only chance at survival…
Or stay with the man who chained her—and admit she needs him more than she can endure.

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Enter the darkest Highlands—
where freedom has a price…
and some chains were never meant to be broken.