Heart's Thief (Highland Bodyguards, book 2)
“He could hardly feel the cold, pelting rain or the dull, distant aches in his body. Even Sabine’s slight form before him in the saddle barely cut through the storm in his own head.
And what must she be feeling? She huddled against him, her body yielding to the arm he’d wrapped around her waist to hold her steady in their desperate flight west.
Her master—the bastard’s name was Fabian—had tried to have her killed. The man she’d devoted herself to so completely, despite his cruelty to her, had abandoned her like so much refuse.
As Ruith galloped beneath him, the harsh words he’d spoken to Sabine drifted back. He’d pushed her away after indulging in his lust, coward that he was. Then he’d thought to throw her devotion to Fabian in her face.
She’d been so sure of Fabian’s loyalty to her, of his caring for her, when she’d lashed back at Colin. He’d seen the deeper fear in her eyes, though.
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