Bannockburn Bred: Uncut Extended Edition

On the anniversary of Bannockburn, English historian Dr Robert Fletcher makes a careless mistake: correcting a crowd of proud Scots about William Wallace.

He's saved from the mob by Bill MacGregor, a rugged, broad-shouldered local nearly twenty years his senior. 

What begins as a tense encounter quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Bill doesn't just want to protect the pretty Englishman. He wants to take him apart.

Drawn into a slow, filthy seduction on Scottish soil, Rob finds himself claimed with a quiet, relentless intensity. Bill wants more than a night. He wants to mark him, ruin him for anyone else, and send him back to London still carrying the evidence of what was done to him.

By the time Rob returns south, he's wearing a Celtic torc around his throat and counting the days until he can go back and beg to be taken again.

A raw, obsessive age-gap story of conquest, claiming, and the kind of marking that doesn't wash off.

Bannockburn Bred — Uncut Extended Edition

Same field. Held longer. This cut is 9,900 words; the wide edition is 7,500. English boy is named earlier, the packed bag comes open, and Bill is not alone for one night the shop did not print.