Tavish: A Time Travel Romance (Dunskey Castle Book 1) by Jane Stain

Author:Jane Stain [Stain, Jane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-01-21T00:00:00+00:00

Aon deug

Kelsey met Tavish’s eyes, and in just a moment, with only the slightest facial expressions, they held a lengthy silent conversation.

“Hm! I’m impressed that you found your way back to us through the walls!”

“Believe me, I am too.”

“Did you find the artifact?”

“No, and I really looked hard, covering as much ground as I could.”

“It’s okay, I’ll just keep giving you opportunities to look.”

“Understood. And anyway, I’m having fun looking.”

“This is serious business, Kelsey—”

“Of course it is. Quick, do something about Seumas!”

She saw Tavish cast his glance about then, but it was too late.

Seumas turned around and made his way to her side protectively, narrowing his eyes at Tavish, who wrinkled his brow a little and playfully smirked at Kelsey while the large redheaded man lingered between them and extended his hand to her, offering to help her up.

“Kelsey! Verra glad I am to see ye made it back tae us.” He gave Tavish a sidelong glance. “Did ye stumble, Kelsey? Please, allow me tae help ye up.”

But she looked to Tavish.

Seumas got out of his way.

And Tavish came forward and tenderly helped her up. After he did, it was clear that he got just as much of a thrill holding her hand and she did his, because he lingered there, looking into her eyes and giving the back of her hand the barest caress with his fingers.

Alfred was standing there in the group with them, holding Eileen by the waist, and he cleared his throat.

“The dungeons we promisit tae show ye are around this last bend, on the other side o the docks.”

Kelsey caught an ‘I told you so’ raise of Eileen’s eyebrows, along with a warm smile of congratulations. She returned the look in kind, and Eileen’s smile changed to one of joy.

Tavish hung back with Kelsey a bit and gestured for the others to go in front of them.

“You go on ahead. We wull be there shortly.”

Seumas and Alfred took the hint and started off, but Eileen looked over her shoulder as they left and winked at Kelsey.

But just when they started walking that way, they heard shouts from the docks.

“Boats!”

“They’re coming!”

“Get the bows!”

“The MacDonalds are attacking!”

Tavish and Seumas and Alfred didn’t hesitate to grab bows and quivers from the wall and rush down to the docks, putting the quivers on their backs and drawing an arrow each while they ran.

Kelsey and Eileen stood there staring at each other, blinking.

Eileen swallowed.

“Dae ye think we shoud tak bows ower an gae help them?”

Kelsey grimaced.

“Dae ye know how tae use a bow? Because I don’t.”

Eileen shook her head.

“Nay, I dinna either.”

Meanwhile, they could hear the shouts of battle coming from the end of the hallway around the corner.

Alfred was giving orders.

“Warwick, tak the boat on the left. Seumas, tak the neist boat tae the richt o Warwick’s. Ian, the boat tae the richt o Seumas’s…”

The other men were saying “Aye,” accompanied by a lot of scuffling about, and in the distance, the MacDonalds were shouting their own orders, which

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