Gillian MacKay meets Ross MacKenna on the battlefield.  Their clans have been enemies for as long as anyone can remember.  Attempting to create peace once and for all, Gillian’s father insists that she marry Ross so their clans can unite.  Ross is willing to try, the passion that ignites between them is enough for him, but Gillian is determined to hate Ross regardless of how he stirs her passions.

Jealous mistresses and disgruntled suitors are just some of the obstacles in Ross’ and Gillian’s way toward finding peace for their clans and themselves.

In Highland Warrior Gillian is strong and brave; she holds her own against anyone and Ross is handsome, fierce and protective.  They are very compatible, but they have trouble seeing it.  I liked the storyline in Highland Warrior very much it’s exciting and romantic, but I wish that Gillian and Ross hadn’t fought their attraction through most of the book.