Unsung

Being a young lady, the only child of an overbearing laird has its consequences. The consequences to Lady Saundra were that her father left her to her own devices. Being the industrious sort, she became the 'lady' of the keep behind her father's back.

Ian, the laird, had no idea she was as capable, believing her to be lazy and good-for-nothing. He believed his well-trained and hired staff were maintaining their duties. He decides to rid himself of the burden that is his daughter and weds her to a man who has land but no home; it burned down in an attack blamed on a servant.Ian trains the young laird his ways, which negates Saundra's benefits to a keep. It takes time and thought to realize what a catch he has.Happiness, sadness, loss and despair all follow Laird Ian, Lady Saundra, and Laird Glen. What will become of them?