Golden Dreams — Elaine Forbes

Heart In The Heartland

It began as a marriage of convenience, but for Catherine Douglas it soon became uncomfortable and inconvenient. Their marriage was based on mutual advantage: Angus got to keep his family fortune and Catherine was allowed to begin an archaeological dig on his vast Scottish estate.

But what should have been an ideal arrangement soon broke down into a series of fierce confrontations that threatened to dissolve their relationship. It was only a marriage of convenience, Catherine knew, but she could no longer bear the thought of losing him.