Scotland

Series: MacKenzie

Fearless and outspoken, Lady Mariota MacNichol must run for her life. Accused of murdering the unworthy rogue she once loved, she boldly takes possession of deserted Cuidrach Castle, the one place her enemies would never look. Then the new laird of Cuidrach unexpectedly arrives…

Series: MacKenzie

She vowed to satisfy his every desire...

On the eve of his return to Baldreagan castle, Highlander Jamie Macpherson cannot believe his eyes: a golden-haired beauty haloed in the moonlight of St. Bride's own glade, so delicate and fair she can only be a faery. With his desire rising like a wave, the knight longs to see her again. The next time is even more of a surprise: Aveline Matheson is the flesh-and-blood bride of his arranged marriage, a hot-blooded woman eager to discover the pleasures of wedded bliss. And woe to those who would stop their lovemaking!

Jennet Graeme is captured by Sir Hacon Gillard as Scot soldiers overrun a convent. She has sought refuge at the Convent and she is carried away after the raid, while the nuns are raped and murdered and the convent is robbed. She spends several months traveling with Sir Hacon and his men as they fight in Scotland and England. She finally falls in love with him, in the middle of a plundering army and Hacon's enemies.

1711. They call him The Piper. A masked bandit seeking vengeance for his people, Quinn MacIntyre leaves his victims with empty pockets and a haunting tune played on the pipes that once gave him great joy. But when a flame-haired minx stumbles across his path, she awakens a new song in his heart. Now, the outlaw faces a challenge more daunting than the duke's patrols: Letting go of the past and embracing the future...

Duncan Sinclair was born in highland Scotland but moved to the US with his American mother and younger sister when he was 8

I read a previous book from Terri Brisbin's MacLerie series Surrender to the Highlander and really enjoyed it so I picked this one up.  There appear to be two others in this series but I believe this may be the last.  I really enjoyed this story.  The storyline was complicated but entirely believable.  Marian and Duncan are completely manipulated by Marian's brother and father and her

Scotland has always appealed to Kira Bedwell, even more so after her parents paid for her to visit there shortly after she turned eighteen. A mysterious experience allows her to meet sexy Highlander, Aidan MacDonald, a man who continues to haunt her dreams twelve years later. Little does Kira realize it, but she has haunted Aidan ever since then as well. There's only one little problem... Aidan lives in the fourteenth century while Kira is a modern day woman. Can love transcend time?

Woo Hoo!  I hadn't, until last month, known that Harlequin was even planning to publish a historical in the Blaze line.  This combines two of my favorite genres.  I've only read one other Hope Tarr book and liked it so I was looking forward to this month's subscription from Blaze since this book was included.  Loved it!  It was a sweet, intriguing story.  There was the soul mate aspect and t

Love this author, her sense of humor is unmatched. Nothing like having a group of men wondering what your laughing at in the middle of a crowded mess hall.

E.R. physician Kate Wexford is used to expecting the unexpected. But even she isn't ready for this... One minute she's visiting her local museum, lusting after a man in a painting--Darach MacTavish, Laird of Glenagan. A man who died at Culloden more than 250 years ago. Then the next thing she knows, she's in the painting with him...in his bed...naked!