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Violence
Barely any
Minor medieval conflict and threat
Language
Barely any
Clean language consistent with the series
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic content is closed-door and sweet
Substance Use
None
No significant substance use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Light and magical
What this book is about
Rosalyn Hall is a modern woman transported to twelfth-century Scotland by Faerie magic. Ian MacGahan is the warrior tasked with her protection — whether he wants the assignment or not. The fourth Daughters of the Glen novel continues Mayhue's beloved series of warm Scottish time-travel romances.
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