Enid carries a secret that only her family knows. She is blind. Her vision is limited to no more than the distance from her outreaching fingertips.Her betrothed, however, is not an enthusiastic groom. He's been given the best of everything and is not much more than a spoiled future laird. He is unruly and disrespectful even on the night of his wedding to Enid.What prompts Finley McCoy to become the man he has to be in order to lead his people and love his bride?Enid continues to be just what she is. Her limitation in vision does not hinder her skills as a young lady of noble birth. Can Finley learn in time to make things right by her?