Because once this Highlander knows love, nothing will stop him from keeping Shana safe…even if it means destroying his own destiny. A war that will test allegiances, tear families apart, and challenge everything Bàs knows about himself and his heart. She can’t reconcile the cold, lethal warrior before her with the gentle one she met- nay, kissed-only days before.īut mercy from Bàs can only lead to one thing: war among the clans. Gideon Sinclair, the third Sinclair brother, judges everything in stark terms of good and evil. Now her cruel, merciless brother-in-law has called upon Bàs to have Shana killed for crimes she didn’t commit. Highland Justice Heather McCollum 4.40 406 ratings129 reviews Without mercy, there is no love in this third installment of the Sons of Sinclair historical romance series by award-winning author Heather McCollum. Shana Drummond will do anything to protect her beloved sister. After all, she gave him his first and only kiss… For Bàs already knows this lovely, part-wild creature. But when he is called to execute a midwife for her crimes, he cannot raise his weapon. He has one destiny: to bring fear into the hearts of guilty men. Watch: Congresswoman McCollum congratulates the winners.Bàs Sinclair is the cold and brutal hand-and sword-of justice across the Highlands. The winners were announced at recognition evening on Wednesday, May 3, at the Schmidt Artist Lofts in Saint Paul.Īll 2023 entries can be viewed in an online gallery here.

The competition was open to Fourth District high school students and attracted dozens of entries. In addition, runners-up will be displayed in Congresswoman McCollum's offices in Washington, D.C. Capitol alongside winners from across the U.S. The first place winner will have their artwork displayed in the U.S. “This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase the talents of students in our community, and I congratulate this year’s winning young artists!

“Minnesota is fortunate to be such a strong national leader in the arts, and every year I am so impressed by the talent and creativity of young artists here in the Fourth District,” McCollum said. Karin Hoyt of Mounds View High School took first place for her artwork “Flyaways.” Evelyn Lienke of North High School finished in second place with “Electric Motor Alley Part 2” and Elsa Mechelke of Highland Park High School took third place with “Sea Turtles.” Congresswoman Betty McCollum (MN-04) celebrates the winners of the 2023 Congressional Art Competition in Minnesota’s Fourth Congressional District:

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