In the time of the Scottish Clearances, Logan Blair is desperate to protect his people. Juliana Bernard only has one person to protect,...

Though this book is about a different couple to that featured in the first in this series, Highland Crown, you’re going to miss a lot of...

In medieval Scotland, Edinburgh merchant Tavish Cameron is shocked to discover he’s the heir to Roscraig Castle. No longer beholden to...

So many Highlander romances ignore the harsh realities of life in Scotland, the way those not in the top 1% in particular suffered under...

While I quite liked Adanel, the heroine of this book, the hero Dugan was a complete and utter A double S hole. I just could not with his...

Sequel to Falling From His Grace, Escaping His Grace follows the Duke of Chatterworth’s second daughter, Samantha, in her desperate bid...

In 1335, Lady Katherine McKenna is a very rare woman indeed; beautiful, rich and the daughter of a powerful laird, she nonetheless has...

I felt really sorry for Athena, the heroine of this story. Fleeing London disguised as a boy because her other options were unpalatable...

Set in the turbulent years while Robert the Bruce fought to unify all of Scotland under his rule, this is a beautifully researched and...

A fairly standard rollicking Scottish historical romance in a lot of ways, there are some deeper aspects to The Highlander’s Gift than...

This is one of those books which should probably come with a trigger warning. There is an attempted rape on the heroine and revelations...

Erik MacAlasdair has to leave Scotland’s war with the English before his dragon side begins to see all humans as nothing more than prey....

Ten years ago Callum left Scotland broken-hearted, after the only girl he ever cared about chose to accept his older brother Ian’s...

Set in the years following the terrible Scots defeat at Culloden and the subsequent ravaging of the Highlands by the English, there is a...

Holy Hot Scot! What an excellent read this was! I have to confess that I went into this one with a little bit of trepidation, because I...