Highlander’s Sloth

Drown in whisky and sin, her spark is his last hope.

Even though she is just a lass, Kirsty MacGill manages to create more trouble for her brother than a disobedient commander would. Kirsty has always been a tomboy and a troublemaker, and maybe she would be able to get away with it if her brother was not Laird MacGill. Finding a solution for her unruliness troubles the Laird for several days until he… tastes the best whiskey in the world.
Eager to find out who the man that produces it is, Laird Macgill learns about the Macanroys, the best producers of the precious liquid in Scotland. The best part? Laird Macanroy has a son of marrying age, and his might be the perfect opportunity for Kirsty to marry and settle down.

Kirsty MacGill knew that this moment was coming, and she hopes that her new husband will be, if not a mighty warrior, at least a better rider than her. After seeing Callum Macanroy, a large and well-built man, she thinks that this marriage might work. However her dreams are shattered when actually meets the man. Raised in Paris, France, Callum might look hard, but he has lived more comfortably than a pampered English royal boy.
After the marriage, confined in a castle with little freedom, Kirsty watches her husband go about his prodigal life, and she can not calm her anger. Fortunately, a messenger arrives, and Callum is called to bargain about a huge whiskey order in hostile English soil. Kirsty believes that joining her husband in this journey will create a bond between them, and the dangerous nature of the task excites her!

But the years of comfort and sloth have weakened the Macanroys like rust weakens iron… With few warriors and, worst of all, no experienced leader, the clan will not survive a new threat that has arisen. If Kirsty does not want to go down with this ship, she must find a way to use the fire that burns within her to light up Callum’s soul before it is too late.