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    Ransom
    Book 2 in the series:Highlands' Lairds

    Ransom - Highlands' Lairds by Julie Garwood
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    Overflowing with all of the majesty and intrigue of medieval glory days, this magnificent New York Times bestseller is a page turner of passion and loyalty, justice and honor. Beloved storyteller Julie Garwood steps back to the silver shrouded Highlands of her classic tale The Secret and hails the return of two unforgettable warriors Ramsey Sinclair and Brodick Buchanan. Lady Gillian rescues a kidnapped little boy named Alec and seeks help to find her missing sister and a lost treasure to save her uncle's life. Set in medieval Scotland, this captivating story about loyalty, revenge, and finding love follows the adventures of Lady Gillian and Laird Buchanan with plenty of action, sensual scenes, and lighthearted moments.

    Prologue Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Chapter Twelve Chapter Thirteen Chapter Fourtee...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Highlands' Lairds )

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    Her Accidental Highlander Husband - Clan Mackinlay by Allison B Hanson
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    'Her Accidental Highlander Husband' in the series 'Clan Mackinlay' by Allison B Hanson tells the story of Marian, a woman fleeing her abusive past, who crosses paths with Cameron, the war chief for the Clan MacKinlay. Despite their initial reluctance, they pretend to be wed to protect Marian from capture. As their relationship develops, they find themselves falling in love, navigating challenges, and ultimately showcasing the strength of true love amidst historical Scottish Highland settings. The writing style evokes strong emotions, from laughter to tears, and the plot surprises readers with unexpected twists and well-developed character dynamics.


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    Claimed by the Highlander - Highlanders by Julianne MacLean
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    Set in Scotland in 1716, "Claimed by the Highlander" follows the story of Lady Amelia Templeton, who is kidnapped by Duncan MacLean, known as the Butcher of the Highlands. As they journey through the Highlands, Amelia learns about Duncan's motivations and the danger he faces if his secret is revealed. The book is filled with suspense, romance, and a twist that keeps the readers engaged. The writing style vividly paints the scenes, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the world of Duncan and Amelia.

    Gwendolen MacEwen sat up with a gasp and turned her eyes to the window. It was only a dream, she told herself as she struggled to calm her breathing. Later she would call it a premonition, but for now...

    (Also, see 10 recommendations for the series Highlanders )

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    Laird of the Mist
    Book 1 in the series:MacGregors

    Laird of the Mist - MacGregors by Paula Quinn
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    In "Laird of the Mist," author Paula Quinn weaves a tale of romance set in the Scottish Highlands, where Callum MacGregor saves Kate Campbell from an attack. Despite being from enemy clans, they are drawn to each other, leading to a tumultuous relationship. The plot unfolds with action-packed scenes and vivid descriptions, showcasing Kate's sword skills and the challenges they face as they navigate their feelings amidst clan feuds and family histories. Quinn's writing style captures the essence of the era, blending romance, intrigue, and historical events seamlessly.

    Swiping her hair away from her eyes, she spied her uncle Duncan crossing the small bailey of her holding. He had arrived in Glen Orchy a few days ago to bring her to Kildun Castle, in Inverary. He’d p...

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    The Wedding
    Book 2 in the series:Lairds' Fiancees

    The Wedding - Lairds' Fiancees by Julie Garwood
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    In "The Wedding" by Julie Garwood, Lady Brenna, an English woman betrothed to a Highlander, is kidnapped by Scottish Laird Connor MacAlister, whom she had proposed to as a child. Forced into marriage to protect her from his enemies, Brenna's spirited nature clashes with Connor's stoic demeanor. As they navigate their new relationship, filled with misunderstandings and tension, Brenna's determination and humor gradually soften Connor's heart, leading to a sweet and heartfelt romance set in the Scottish Highlands. The plot weaves together themes of revenge, love, and humor, creating a story that balances emotional depth with light-hearted moments.

    Lady Brenna didn’t want to be presented to company. She had far more important things to do with her day. Her nursemaid, a dour-faced woman with God-fearing ways and clumped-together, protruding front...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lairds' Fiancees )

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    Unquiet Spirits - Sherlock Holmes Adventure by Bonnie MacBird
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    In "Unquiet Spirits" by Bonnie MacBird, readers are taken on a thrilling adventure with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as they delve into a complex mystery involving a missing servant girl, a wealthy Scottish family with dark secrets, and even hints of ghosts. The story is set in various locations including London, the South of France, Edinburgh, and the Scottish Highlands, providing a rich backdrop for the action-packed plot. MacBird's writing style captures the essence of the original Sherlock Holmes tales while adding her own twists and interpretations to the beloved characters, making for a captivating and atmospheric read.


    (Also, see 5 recommendations for the series Sherlock Holmes Adventure )

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    The Taming of a Highlander - Midnight in Scotland by Elisa Braden
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    In "The Taming of a Highlander" by Elisa Braden, the story follows Broderick MacPherson, a scarred and broken man seeking revenge after being wrongfully imprisoned and tortured. Lady Kate Huxley, a sensitive and independent English debutante, becomes entangled with Broderick, leading to a marriage of convenience to protect each other. The plot is filled with elements of danger, revenge, and a marriage of convenience, set against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, with a writing style that beautifully weaves together humor, passion, and heartwarming family moments.

    Kate Huxley paused in the middle of demonstrating the imagined maneuver—left hand on hip, right hand extended forward to deliver the killing thrust. She blinked at her brother. “The dirk is the weapon...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Midnight in Scotland )

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    Culloden by John Prebble
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    "Culloden" by John Prebble is a meticulously researched narrative history of the events leading up to the fateful battle on Culloden Moor. The author vividly describes the situation in the Scottish highlands of the time, exploring various threads and political intrigues that led to the rebellion. Prebble's writing style reads more like a novel, holding the reader's interest while sharing little-known information about this tragic and turbulent period in Scottish history.

    The book delves into the aftermath of the battle, describing the suffering of the Scottish people and the impact on the Highlands and wider Britain. Through accounts from official documents, letters, and diaries, Prebble provides a detailed and unbiased presentation of the events at Culloden, offering a comprehensive understanding of what transpired and why, without romanticizing the history.


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    The Blood of Roses - The Highlands by Marsha Canham
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    Marsha Canham's 'The Blood of Roses' is a historical fiction novel that continues the captivating story of Alexander and Catherine Cameron amidst the backdrop of the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745. The book intricately weaves together romance, historical events, and rich details of the rebellion, leading up to the Battle of Culloden and its aftermath. Through the characters of Alexander and Catherine, readers are taken on a journey filled with love, sacrifice, and the harsh realities of war, providing a compelling blend of romance and historical accuracy.

    The narrative not only delves into the personal struggles and growth of the main characters but also explores the broader historical context of the Jacobite Rebellion, shedding light on the motivations and consequences of the uprising. Marsha Canham skillfully balances the romantic elements with a deep dive into the historical events, creating a story that is both emotionally engaging and historically informative, making 'The Blood of Roses' a must-read for fans of historical fiction and romance.

    Catherine Ashbrooke Montgomery bowed her lovely blonde head and dabbed a delicately worked lace handkerchief at the wetness that collected persistently along her lashes. No one in the crowded chapel t...

    (Also, see 14 recommendations for the series The Highlands )

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    Dark Seduction
    Book 1 in the series:Masters of Time

    Dark Seduction - Masters of Time by Brenda Joyce
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    "Dark Seduction" by Brenda Joyce follows the story of Claire Camden, a New York bookstore owner who unexpectedly finds herself embroiled in a war between semi-vampires due to a page from an ancient book in her possession. Transported back in time to 1427 Scotland, she meets Malcolm of Dunroch, a novice Master of Time, who is determined to protect her from those seeking the Cladich page. Their paranormal powers intertwine amidst a dangerous struggle, forming a bond that makes them stronger together. The plotline involves time travel, conflicts between characters, and a mix of medieval elements with modern-day challenges, creating an absorbing but occasionally strained narrative.

    She stood absolutely still in the bedroom that was above her bookstore. Claire sold old and rare books and manuscripts, as well as the occasional used but rare tome, and because of the quarter-of-a-mi...

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