Warrior's Lady

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"Gerri Russell's creative imagination enthralls me. I was hooked from the very first page." -- New York Times Bestselling Author Debbie MacomberOverviewCamden Lockhart vowed to eliminate the Ruthven clan after they had destroyed his family. All he had left was a small niece and the legacy of the Charm Stone she carried, but no one knew where the little girl was. Rhiannon Ruthven came to the abbey to escape the brutality of her brothers and find solace. Instead she found the orphaned Violet Lockhart in need of an escort to her uncle's castle. Rhiannon didn't know it, but she would be walking straight into a nest of assassins. Watching Rhiannon nearly sacrifice her own life to save another's, Camden knew he could not condemn her to death. He'd have to protect her from the very men he'd hired to kill her. Scottish legend said the Charm Stone had the power to heal, but was it strong enough to unite two wounded hearts?More Kindle Bestsellers by Gerri RussellThe Warrior Trainer-A female warrior with the destiny of Scotland in her hands.Warrior's Bride-A marriage of convenience is all that will protect Scotland from ruin.To Tempt a Knight-A Templar knight seeks a holy relic and finds love along the way. Seducing the Knight-A quest in the Holy Land is filled with danger and temptation.Border Lord's Bride-A Templar knight returns home to protect his sisters.A Knight to Desire-The end of the Templar Order is near unless a knight and a female warrior can stop their enemy.*ReviewPraise for *Warrior's Lady* "The passion and vibrant excitement of the Middle Ages glows on every page of Russell's latest thrilling, emotionally captivating romance, book three in her Stones of Destiny trilogy." -- RT BOOKreviews"Warrior's Lady is heart-melting passion, a powerful story of hate turning to love and being able to trust again. This tale brought a tear to my eye and a pang to my heart as I flipped the pages. Warrior's Lady is definitely a book that historical readers will love." -- Fresh Fiction