Books matching: medieval scotland
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Save:'Healing a Highlander's Heart' in the 'Clan Grant' series by Keira Montclair is a captivating romantic tale set in medieval Scotland. The story follows the journey of the heroine, Brenna, a strong and caring healer who uses her knowledge to cure the hero and his children. The plot is filled with passion, danger, intrigue, and challenges that the characters must overcome to achieve their happy ever after. The writing style is realistic and engaging, drawing readers into a world of loyalty, love, medical discoveries, and family adventures.
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Save:An action-packed, emotionally charged, and downright unputdownable ride for adventurous romance readers who enjoy their Highlanders immortal…and their battles supernatural. Just be ready for some steamy and gritty moments!
In "Lachlan" by Hazel Hunter, readers are introduced to a world of legend where war veteran Kinley Chandler finds herself in medieval Scotland, joining the McDonnel clan led by the Laird Lachlan. As Kinley navigates her new life, she discovers her abilities, forms bonds with the clan, and becomes entwined in a battle against Roman vampires. The narrative weaves together elements of time travel, druids, immortal highlanders, and intense romance, creating a captivating and action-packed story filled with drama, passion, and suspense.
KINLEY CHANDLER HAD expected a perfect day. So of course, she got one. Gray-green sagebrush and bright bush sunflowers carpeted the bluffs above the golden sands where she walked. As dawn peeked over...August 2017•380 pages - #3
Save:A sweeping, emotional Highland romance with plenty of passion, intrigue, and strong family ties - recommended for fans of classic historical romance, though minor character quirks may frustrate some.
Alison, a recent widow with two daughters, finds herself vulnerable after the death of her oppressive husband. Laird David Hume, seeking revenge for his father and uncle's murders, captures Alison's castle and forces her into marriage. Despite his ruthless reputation, David surprises Alison with his gentleness and compassion. As they navigate their new blended family, face enemies, and build trust, their love story unfolds against the backdrop of medieval Scotland. The book intricately weaves themes of revenge, trust, loyalty, and finding love in a dark and cruel reality.
Captured by a Laird by Margaret Mallory is a historical romance novel set in medieval Scotland, featuring rich descriptions of castle life, family dynamics, and the complexities of love and trust in a time of feuding Lords and Ladies. The author skillfully incorporates mysticism of Scottish culture, endearing child characters, and a strong-willed heroine, creating a captivating plot filled with twists, passion, and heart-stopping moments.
Yet each time she passed the rectangle of charred earth as she paced the castle courtyard, she felt a wave of satisfaction. She had waited to commit her act of rebellion until her daughters were aslee...September 2014•319 pages - #4
Save:A lush, steamy, and much-needed dose of diversity in the historical romance genre - totally worth picking up, just be prepared to wish it were longer!
'Agnes Moor's Wild Knight' by Alyssa Cole is a novella set in medieval Scotland that tells the story of Agnes, a woman of color heroine, and a Highlander knight named Gareth. The book explores their passionate love story, overcoming obstacles to be together in a historically diverse setting. The writing style is described as fantastic, engaging, and immersive, with characters that are strong, intelligent, and well-developed. Despite the short length of the novella, the plot is complete, the language fitting the time period, and the attraction between Agnes and Gareth is palpable.
Ah, so it’s Moor today, Agnes thought with a twinge of resentment. That was what they called her when they were feeling good-natured. It was Agnes Black when they wanted to stress that she wasn’t one...December 2014•62 pages - #5
Save:'Sinful Scot' in the series 'Highlanders Through Time' by author Julie Johnstone is a captivating tale of time travel, romance, and family bonds. The story follows Rhys, a modern man who travels back in time to medieval Scotland in a quest to save his mother. In the past, he meets Maggie, a strong-willed woman who is destined to marry someone she does not love. As Rhys and Maggie navigate through challenges and obstacles, they fall in love and defy the expectations set for them. The writing style is engaging, with a well-developed plot that keeps readers intrigued about the characters' fates and the twists and turns that lie ahead.
February 2020•263 pages - #6
Save:A smart, slow-burning historical fantasy with an unusual heroine and strong sense of place - great for those who savor deep world-building, but not for readers craving action-packed, dragon-filled escapism.
Highland Dragon Warrior in the 'Dawn of the Highland Warrior' series by Isabel Cooper follows the story of Sophia Metzger, a Jewish alchemist, who travels to the Highlands in search of a dragon's scale. She meets Cathal MacAlasdair, a Highland laird secretly a dragon shifter, and together they navigate through alchemical processes, sorcerers, and the mysteries of their world. The book combines historical elements with paranormal aspects, such as dragon shifters, demons, and alchemy, creating a complex and detailed world. The writing style involves a slow-building romance between Sophia and Cathal, intertwined with the urgency of healing a friend and the dynamics of their respective duties.
Half of the book delves into Sophia's alchemical experiments, the challenges of their world, and the historical context, while the other half focuses on the evolving relationship between Sophia and Cathal. The plot involves a mix of mystery, action, and romance, set against the backdrop of medieval Scotland with elements of magic and fantasy. The author, Isabel Cooper, weaves a tale that balances the intricacies of world-building with the emotional development of the characters, creating a unique blend of historical romance and paranormal fantasy.
That was nonsense, and she knew it was nonsense. She knew that she was one woman, unarmed and heavily burdened. She knew that there had been no disasters save the weather, and that her more native tra...September 2017•321 pages - #7
Save:A fun, steamy, time-travel romance that delivers on Highlander fantasy, even if it's a bit fluffy and far-fetched - read it for the escapism, not historical realism.
'The Highlander's Touch' by Karen Marie Moning is a time travel romance novel set in both the present day and 14th-century Scotland. The story follows the journey of Lisa, a modern-day woman who is transported back in time to the world of Circenn Brodie, a powerful and immortal Scottish warrior. The plot revolves around their unexpected connection, the challenges they face due to their different time periods, and the budding romance that develops between them. The writing style combines elements of history, fantasy, and romance, creating a tale filled with emotional struggles, hot chemistry, and intriguing time travel elements.
"Well, get out of the street, you idiot!" the driver of the Mercedes yelled into his cell phone. Lisa was close enough to hear him say into the phone, "No, not you. It looked like some homeless person... - #8
Save:A creative and dramatic retelling of Macbeth through a witch's eyes - absorbing for Shakespeare fans and lovers of feminist historical fiction, but not for everyone’s taste in style or pacing.
'The Third Witch' by Rebecca Reisert is a retelling of the classic story of Macbeth from the perspective of a young girl named Gilly. Raised by two older women in the forest, Gilly harbors a burning need for revenge against Lord Macbeth, whom she sees as the source of all her suffering. As the narrative unfolds, Gilly's quest for vengeance leads her to disguise herself as a boy and involve herself in Macbeth's dark deeds, all while exploring themes of love, identity, and the treatment of women in society.
Reisert's writing style weaves together elements of drama, suspense, and action, keeping readers engaged as they follow Gilly's journey of self-discovery and revenge. The novel offers a fresh take on the familiar tale of Macbeth, presenting a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of human emotion and the consequences of unchecked ambition.
Nettle kicks me again. I pull my tattered wolfskin closer about my shoulders and curl into a tighter ball, scooting across the packed dirt of the floor to move as near as I dare to the embers in the f...2001•335 pages - #9
Save:A gentle, enchanting escape into Celtic folklore and cottagecore magic - perfect for fans of cozy, character-driven fantasy.
When Wise Child's grandmother dies, leaving her abandoned by her parents, she is taken in by Juniper, the village witch, who teaches her about herb lore, healing, and real magic. The story follows Wise Child as she learns to appreciate the freedom and responsibilities that Juniper provides, while facing challenges from her mother's return and the village's disapproval of Juniper. Set in medieval Scotland, the book explores themes of personal value, respect, and the journey from being spoiled to hardworking through love and care.
Juniper was different from us. In the first place she came from another country—Cornwall—and although she spoke our language perfectly, apart from the p’s, which no one but us could pronounce properly...1987•236 pages - #10
Save:A beautifully written, emotionally resonant animal fantasy - think "Watership Down" with deer. Highly recommended for young readers, animal fantasy fans, and those who enjoy epic tales with heart.
Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies is a high fantasy novel that follows the journey of a young deer named Rannoch, born with a white oak leaf on his forehead, marking him as a prophesied hero. The story is set in the hills of Scotland and revolves around the struggle for power among different wildlife species, with themes of loyalty, love, treachery, and courage. The writing style is described as a combination of epic fantasy and anthropological animal world, reminiscent of Watership Down, with well-developed characters and intricate world-building.
A lone red deer was grazing across the glen swaying through the deep tangle of heather which covered the hillside. The stag’s coat glinted russet and gold in the dying sunlight slanting down the valle...1999•545 pages
