Fearing this, Anne does not reveal her true name and heritage to Iain. Iain, on the other hand, is an exiled Highland Catholic – and the sworn enemy of the Campbells. Iain rescues Anne and takes her back to his camp, where she will be safe.Īnne is a Campbell and, like most Argyll Campbells, she comes from a family of Protestants and royal sympathizers. Just as her death appears imminent, she is rescued by Iain MacKinnon, a Ranger fighting with the British Army. And if that weren’t bad enough, she also finds herself caught in the middle of an Abanaki Indian massacre. Lady Anne Burness Campbell finds herself an indentured servant in the Colonies thanks to the machinations of her e-e-e-vil Uncle Bain.
Pamela Clare’s latest novel, the first in a new series, has its rough spots, but her tale of romance set during the French and Indian War certainly has its fill of adventure. Those are the times when I’m looking for characters who are larger than life and have all kinds of vivid adventures. Sometimes I’m just in the mood to read a completely over-the-top romance.
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