Leah Noble MacQuarrie is woman who's seen more than her share of violence. Eleven years ago, she was a twenty-first century teen, normal in every way - if you ignored her Faerie heritage and ability to heal. Kidnapped and tortured by the renegade Nuadian Fae, she ran as far away from them as she possibly could - all the way to the thirteenth century Scottish highlands. Forswearing her Faerie heritage and her gift of healing, she's vowed to avoid Faeries and their magic at all costs. But when Leah's adoptive family is threatened, she has no choice but to seek out the hated Fae.

Andrew MacAlister, wounded in battle a decade earlier, thinks of himself as less of a man, convinced he's destined to be a drain on the family. Not even his Faerie heritage can overcome the continual pain he endures, leaving his body and mind both scarred. His confidence in his abilities and future are shattered, his only purpose in life to find a miracle that can give him back his life.

Together, Leah and Drew must outwit the English to insure the safety of the MacQuarrie clan while individually they each struggle with their internal demons until they come face to face with their own greatest challenge - whether to claim the prizes they've always wanted or sacrifice everything to the Magic of True Love.