Laird of Steel

A Highland maidservant's matchmaking efforts on her laird's behalf go awry in this friends-to-lovers medieval romance.

One laird of Steel… One laird of Flint… One laird of Smoke… Born into the powerful Rivenloch clan, Gellir, Hew, and Adam, three bold and brave Scottish warriors, are ready to conquer the world alone, until intrepid Highland heroines destroy their best-laid plans, melting their armored hearts with the power of love.

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