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Save:A feel-good, charming Highlander romance with lovable characters and plenty of humor - ideal for fans of light, heartwarming historicals who don’t mind a bit of historical fantasy. A comfort read and a go-to intro for newcomers to romance!
"The Secret" by Julie Garwood tells the story of Lady Judith Hampton, who travels to the Scottish Highlands to be with her friend Frances Catherine during childbirth. There, she falls in love with Iain, the laird of the clan and Frances Catherine's brother-in-law. However, Judith's English background and a secret about her family threaten their happiness. The book explores themes of friendship, romance, loyalty, and the clash of customs between the English and Scottish cultures. The plot is filled with humor, passion, and strong character dynamics, making it an engaging medieval romance with a touch of humor.
The condition didn't last long. Anger quickly took over. In truth, the ridiculous promise his brother had given his wife wasn't nearly as infuriating to Iain as the fact that Patrick had called the co...May 1992•400 pages - #2
Save:A heartwarming and emotional Highlander romance with a unique, lovable heroine - perfect if you love feel-good stories about overcoming obstacles and finding love against the odds.
"Never Seduce a Scot" by Maya Banks tells the story of Eveline Armstrong, a deaf heroine who hides her disability from her family and learns to read lips after a riding accident. Forced to marry Graeme Montgomery, the laird of a rival clan, by order of the King to bring peace between the clans, the couple discovers love amidst the challenges they face. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of humor, seriousness, and heartwarming moments, making the characters and their relationship come to life in the Scottish Highlands setting.
Graeme Montgomery stared grimly back at his brother, unable to formulate a response for the growing rage in his chest. The king’s messenger had departed and was even now riding beyond the Montgomery b...September 2012•417 pages - #3
Save:A lush, moody, and emotional historical romance that's perfect for those who like their heroes tortured and their heroines triumphant over darkness. Be ready for heavy themes, but the payoff is a beautifully written, deeply felt love story.
'The Highlander' by Kerrigan Byrne is a historical romance set in the highlands of Scotland, featuring dark and dangerous characters with deadly secrets. The plot revolves around a rough and deadly laird seeking peace and a titled lady running from her husband, who find more than they thought possible in each other's company. The story is filled with complexity of human nature, suffering, and hidden pasts, captivating readers with twists and turns, strong secondary characters, and a backdrop of the Scottish Highlands.
Take off your clothes. It wasn’t the first time Lady Philomena St. Vincent, Viscountess Benchley, had heard the command. She was the wife of a violent libertine, after all. But as she stared in wide-e...August 2016•368 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Victorian Rebels ) - #4
Save:A heartwarming, fun, and adventurous Highland romance packed with lovable characters and laugh-out-loud moments - just be patient with the slow start and embrace the over-the-top charm!
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...November 1999•579 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Highlands' Lairds ) - #5
Save:A guilty pleasure Highlander romance: sexy, dramatic, and magical - perfect for fans of steamy, fantastical historicals, but a bit cheesy and predictable for others.
In "Beyond the Highland Mist," Karen Marie Moning introduces readers to a story where a modern-day woman, Adrienne, is sent back in time to the 16th century Scottish Highlands to win the heart of the hunky Highlander, Hawk. However, their love story is complicated by the interference of the Faeries, leading to a tale of romance, time travel, and fae elements. The plot involves a mix of love, betrayal, revenge, and the struggle to maintain dominance while breaking down emotional barriers between the characters.
SIDHEACH JAMES LYON DOUGLAS, THIRD EARL OF DALKEITH, stalked across the floor. Droplets of water trickled from his wet hair down his broad chest, and gathered into a single rivulet between the double...1999•416 pages - #6
Save:A light, cozy slice of small-town Scottish crime - perfect for fans of gentle mysteries who don't mind a few quirks. Not Beaton's strongest work, but a pleasant series starter if you're in the mood for comfort over complexity.
"Death of a Gossip" in the Hamish Macbeth series by M.C. Beaton follows Constable Hamish Macbeth as he investigates the murder of Lady Jane Winters, a notorious gossip columnist, during a fishing school in Lochdubh, Scotland. The story unfolds with quirky characters, a cozy mystery setting, and a unique detective style portrayed by Hamish Macbeth, which sets the stage for a classic whodunit with a Scottish twist. The writing style is described as light-hearted and engaging, capturing the essence of a British cozy mystery with elements of humor and traditional murder mystery tropes.
‘I hate the start of the week,’ said John Cartwright fretfully. ‘Beginning with a new group. It’s rather like going on stage. Then I always feel I have to apologize for being English. People who trave...1985•219 pages - #7
Save:A deeply moving, scorchingly sexy romance about two broken people forging honest connection and healing - even if it’s messy and unconventional. If you want a romance that’s equal parts steamy and soul-searching, this is a must-read.
Unbound by Cara McKenna is a compelling and immersive read that delves into the complex and realistic depiction of two deeply sympathetic characters, Merry and Rob. Merry, who undergoes a dramatic weight loss, embarks on a journey across Scotland to rediscover herself, where she encounters Rob, a recovering alcoholic with submissive desires and fetishes. The story follows their evolving relationship, challenges, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. McKenna's writing style is lauded for its unique take on romance and erotica, weaving together themes of healing, intimacy, and personal growth with depth and authenticity.
Hey gals! Anybody free for pre-vacay drinks tomorrow? I figure it’s pretty likely I’ll get taken captive as a sex slave by some rippling, kilted Highlander next week, never to return. Promise you’ll k...October 2013•268 pages - #8
Save:A fresh, lively Highlander romance - a must for fans of witty banter, unique heroines, and a little bit of magic. Spicy, funny, heartfelt, and never bogged down by stereotypes. Highly recommended for your next cozy read!
In "The Making of a Highlander" by Elisa Braden, readers are transported to Scotland in the mid-19th century, where the feisty and determined heroine, Annie Tulloch, finds herself in a unique situation. Teased and taunted by the handsome Englishman, John Huxley, Annie sees an opportunity to strike a bargain that could fulfill her own needs while helping John win a challenge at the Highland Games. As their relationship deepens and evolves, the story unfolds with emotional revelations, humorous moments, and a touch of magic, making it a captivating and engaging historical romance. Elisa Braden's writing style shines through in her well-rounded characters, witty banter, and the seamless integration of paranormal elements, creating a story that is both heartwarming and enchanting.
Annie tossed the foul linen pouch on the old woman’s table. “I could tuck it betwixt the cheeks of my arse, ye daft crone, and the result would be the same. It doesnae work.” She planted her hands on...April 2020•410 pages - #9
Save:A fun, feel-good historical romance with wit, heart, and a delightfully ridiculous premise - perfect for readers who enjoy quirky heroines, swoony Scots, and happily ever afters with a side of lobster.
In "When a Scot Ties the Knot" by Tessa Dare, Madeline Gracechurch invents a fictional Scottish suitor, Captain Logan MacKenzie, to avoid her first season in London. She writes letters to him for years until she decides to fake his death and retreat to a castle in Scotland. However, her fictional suitor becomes a reality when the real Captain Logan MacKenzie shows up, determined to marry her. As they navigate their desires and begin to fall in love, the story unfolds with humor, romance, and a touch of fantasy.
Maddie was, by nature, an observer. She knew how to fade into the background, be it drawing-room wallpaper, ballroom wainscoting, or the plastered-over stone of Lannair Castle. And she had a great d...August 2015•402 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Castles Ever After ) - #10
Save:A beautifully-written, immersive novel that lingers in your mind - perfect for lovers of historical fiction and poetic, character-driven stories.
Corrag by Susan Fletcher is a beautifully written historical fiction novel set in 17th century Scotland. The story follows Corrag, a young woman accused of witchcraft, as she embarks on a journey to Glencoe. Through alternating perspectives, the book delves into themes of persecution, love, forgiveness, and the beauty of nature. The writing style is described as lyrical, haunting, and insightful, painting a vivid picture of the Scottish Highlands and the characters' emotional journeys.
When they come for me, I will think of the end of the northern ridge, for that’s where I was happiest—with the skies and wind, and the mountains being dark with moss, or dark with the shadow of a clou...March 2010•372 pages
