Ghosts of Culloden Moor 19 - Iain (Melissa Mayhue) by L.L. Muir

Author:L.L. Muir [Muir, L.L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Time Travel romance battle of Culloden Moor Scotland - Outlander fan fiction ghost stories - Muir Witch Project love story series - anthology time travel saga - short reads for scottish fans second chance revenge - clean sweet romance ghosts
Publisher: Melissa Mayhue
Published: 2016-03-02T08:00:00+00:00

Chapter 6

Iain MacIntosh was one seriously impressive man.

Sallie tried to keep a smile off her face as she watched him collecting hardhats from all the guests who had been on their tour. Clearly, every one of them was just as enamored with him as she was.

There had been a moment there, back in the mine, when she’d had a concern that his unplanned response about ghosts was going to go very wrong. It wouldn’t have taken much to frighten those children, upset their parents, and net themselves a slew of bad reviews that could have put a serious dent in their summer business.

But that hadn’t been at all what had happened. Instead, Iain had charmed the lot of them, weaving a story as if he had personal knowledge of a ghost wandering the tunnels. It was such a good addition, in fact, she’d have to give some consideration to adding it to all the tours as a regular bit. If that was okay with Iain.

His deep chuckle reached her ears and she turned to find him lifting the little girl in their group to allow her to drop her hardhat into the bin with all the others. He was a gem, all right.

Easy on the eyes, easy on the ears, and easy on the mind. No wonder Nancy Toliver had hired him on the spot.

“Where’s Markie, Don? I thought you had him with you.”

The timbre of panic in the woman’s voice jerked Sallie from her pleasant reverie.

Markie? The youngest member of their tour group had gone missing.

“Markie Glen!” the woman yelled. “You get away from there this instant!”

Sallie swiveled to look in the direction the woman faced. Her stomach knotted the instant she spotted him, scrambling over the logs that acted as an inadequate barrier to the river’s edge.

She didn’t hesitate.

Breaking into a full-on run, she raced toward the child, vaulting over the barrier to grab him in her arms only an instant before the water-soaked ground began to crumble beneath her feet.

No time to escape. No time to think. Only a split second to shove Markie back in the direction of the barrier before Sallie found herself falling into the cold clutches of the raging river below.

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