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[close] From Genevieve Graham, author of "Under the Same Sky", comes a sweeping romantic historical novel of one man's strange gift and dangerous battles... Dougal MacDonnell, a fierce warrior from the Highlands of Scotland, is able to hear the thoughts of other men and dream how the future will unfold. Devastated by the loss of his family during the Battle of Culloden in 1746, he fosters a deep hatred for the English. But when Glenna, the love of his life and a Scottish outlaw, is captured and shipped overseas, Dougal is forced to join an English army made of vanquished Scots. Now fighting on the side of his sworn enemies, he embarks on a journey that will take him across the seas to the colonies. There he will risk everything for the chance to find his true love. RELEASE DATE May 1, 2012 with Berkley / Penguin U.S. ROMANTIC TIMES REVIEW (Kathe Robin): ★★★★ “Graham’s readers will be overjoyed as she delivers another well-crafted, historically accurate novel that is as much

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