House of Pendray

What's a Welshman doing fighting in Scotland as an officer in Oliver Cromwell's English army? Morgan Pendray often asks himself that question, especially after he meets Hannah Kincaid. He suspects she is a Royalist spy who has pulled off a daring rescue of the Scottish Crown Jewels from under Cromwell's nose. Will he choose love or duty as the Scottish rebellion against the English drags on? Or is Hannah weaving a trap that will result in an accusation of treason?

A spyGray Pendray has worked in Edinburgh as a spy for the Scottish Privy Council for three years. When the Earl of Argyll foments an uprising against the king, Gray returns home to infiltrate the rebel army.An innocent lassFaith Cameron is the daughter of a man executed for treason and a mad mother who took her own life. Fostered into the Pendray family, she has longed for Gray's return, though she realizes she isn't a suitable match for the son of a noble family.Can they triumph over the divisions between them?Gray is immediately drawn to Faith whom he discovers has grown into a beautiful and courageous young woman-but he has made commitments to the daughter of his mentor in Edinburgh. Can love find a way to overcome the divide between them and triumph over the dangers and betrayals of a rebellion?

A reluctant surgeonDoctor Ambrose Pendray finds himself agreeing to travel into the Highlands to treat wounded Jacobite rebels.He ends up having to amputate the arm of a rebel betrothed to Eala Calhoun, a woman he is instantly attracted to.Divided loyaltiesEala (Gaelic for Swan) has been forced into the betrothal. Ambrose draws her like a lodestone, but his honor demands he do everything he can to save his patient's life.When swans mate, they mate for life.