The Dark Highlander (Highlander, #5)

by Karen Marie Moning

Chloe was having an ethical crisis. Fortunately, it was brief.

’Twas getting damned hard to see where the ancient ones began and he ended.

Devil and Angel: he, seduced by her lightness; she, tempted by his darkness. Each drawn to what they lacked.

The Greeks had a word for such a moment. They called it Kairos—a moment of destiny.

When a heart realized it loved was also, paradoxically, when a heart learned to fear most deeply.

Chloe was a shaft of sunlight that had lanced through the storm clouds he’d lived beneath for so long, illuming his world.