Highland Moon

Four Sisters sired by the same Scottish nobleman, divided by oceans and class, bound by blood and a mystical necklace that holds the power of life and death.

"HIGHLAND MOON"   Book 2 in the Indian Moon Series


English heiress Lady Anne is standing at the church altar waiting to take vows when the ceremony is shattered by a kilt-wearing, befeathered barbarian on a giant black horse.  Colonial American, Ross Campbell, son of a Scotsman and a Delaware Indian woman, has been paid to steal a bride.  When he discovers that he's kidnapped the wrong woman, the gallows loom.  Ross's only way out is to marry the bride himself, securing her fortune, saving his father's earldom, and enabling him to return to his wilderness home. Hunted by the authorities and her would-be suitor, Ross tries to evade pursuit, all the while attempting to seduce Anne and win her hand while she is determined to  resist his charms and see him hanged for his daring.

Judith E French awarded 1999 Career Achievement Award in American Historical Romance.
                                                                   Romantic Times

Judith is the best-selling author of more than forty novels, many American Indian romances.  She is descended from early Maryland settlers and from the Lenni Lenape First People.  Her novels are known for authentic historical details and strong female characters.  Judith is the mother of novelist Colleen Faulkner, author of seventy-five novels, including contemporary romance, historical romance, mystery, and suspense.  Judith lives with her husband in a restored 18th Century farmhouse on DelMarVa.