Glencoe:
A Romance of Scotland
Glencoe,
A Romance of Scotland is the timeless tale of two people
bound by loyalty and tradition to their opposing clans. It is the story
of
their daily fight for survival against powerful intrigues in a political
climate that threatens to annihilate the scattered clan's way of life.
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Time-Travel
Romance Books by The fiery cross, once used to summon Highland clans to war, now beckons readers to take up Gabaldon's 5th installment in the Outlander series featuring the time-traveling Frasers. Historical fiction fans who have waited four long years since the publication of Drums of Autumn will thrill to Gabaldon's trademark detail and sensuality, both displayed liberally throughout the nearly 1,000 pages of The Fiery Cross. In this pre-Revolutionary War period, Claire Fraser and her husband, Jamie, have crossed oceans and centuries to build a life together in the bucolic beauty of North Carolina. But tensions both ancient and recent threaten not only Claire and James, but their daughter, Brianna, her new husband, Roger, and their infant son, Jemmy, as well as members of their clan. Gabaldon delivers on what she does best: poignant storylines, empathetic characters, meticulous detail, and searing passion. Savor every carefully chosen word, readers; it may be a long time until the next installment!
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A Hint of Heather An entertaining eighteenth century Scottish romance. The story line is filled with action and intrigue as the lead couple battles with their undesirable feeling of love. The support cast, mainly the women, children and elderly of Clan MacInnes provide depth to the period and incentives to Neil and Jessalyn. Rebecca Hagan Lee makes her alluring Scottish story beguiling. Scottish Magic Set against the magical backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, four enchanting tales follow the romantic trials and triumphs of the MacLachlan clan, in Stobie Piel's "Lily," Hannah Howell's "Isbel,"Faerie Pirncess" by Elisabeth Ann Michaels, and Mandalyn Kaye's "Beneath the Midnight Sky."
The Highlander's Touch This book tells a great story. There's time travel, war, & romance. The story doesn't elaborate on war much at all, just basically that there is one. But the romance that builds between the charaters and the way the author describes them is awesome! You will fall in love with Circenn, and the passion he has for Lisa.
Kiss of the Highlander Rife with unexpected plot twists, Druid lore and sparkling humor, Moning's latest time-travel romance (following The Highlander's Touch) returns to the Scottish Highlands for another romp between an ancient laird and a modern lass.
The Bride By the king's edict, Alec Kincaid, mightiest of the Scottish lairds, must take an English bride. And Jaime the youngest daughter of Baron Jamison, is his choice. From his first glimpse of the proud and beautiful English lady, Alec felt a burning hunger stir within him. This was a woman worthy of his fearless warrior's spirit. And he aches to touch her, tameher, possess her...forever.
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Piper's Tune The
tale of a family-owned ship building firm at the turn of the 20th
century. Lindsay, the granddaughter of the family patriarch, shipping
magnate Owen Franklin, unexpectedly gets her share, albeit minuscule,
of the family business and a troublesome cousin to marry. The
manipulations of her husband, Forbes, play counterpoint to the
propriety of the Franklin family and the decency of Tom Caulder.
The Scottish Bride Coulter completes her quartet of Regency-set historical romances about the Sherbrooke family with a refreshing twist. In contrast to the rakish men featured in the three preceding books, the hero here, Tysen Sherbrooke, is a dour vicar and a widower with three children who arrives in Scotland after inheriting a castle. With admirable bravado, he rescues Mary Rose Fordyce from the clutches of a local man who will do anything, including rape, to get what he wants. The Scottish Rose If I have ever read a novel that should be made into a movie this is the one. It has everything to make it appealing. You almost forget you aren't there with them on their exciting journey. Jill Jones has a way about her that just makes you feel you are there. She is just great. Review by D. Robinson. |
When Mary Maclaine's beloved Ian Campbell was murdered, she never expected to love again. Lonely and fearful of becoming a burden to her family, she accepted a proposal of marriage from Ewan, Lord MacCrichton, head of the powerful MacCrichton clan. Even her gift of Second Sight could not foretell Ewan's plan to use her for his own evil means--or that her sworn foe Black Duncan Campbell would prove to be her salvation. The world of rich Londoners and Highland clansmen comes alive in this memorable historical, immersing the reader in the sights and sounds of the early 1700s. The characters are well drawn, while the tightly woven plot keeps one turning the pages without pause. The sequel to this story, The Wild Rose of Kilgannon, is soon to follow, bringing us the further adventures of Mary and Alec. The Firebrand (Highland Treasure Trilogy) Best
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