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To Marry a Scottish Laird Lynsay Sands
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Most romance readers are familiar with Gretna Green, and the romantic notion of couples trotting off to Scotland to get married—quite literally over a blacksmith's anvil. Jul 15, 2013 - Set in medieval Scotland, a murderous betrayal hundreds of years earlier has alienated the many shifter groups known as the Chrechte from one another. May 31, 2013 - When Highlander's Hope heroine, Yvette Stapleton finds herself married to the hero, Laird Ewan McTavish, without benefit of a marriage ceremony, she's more than a bit put out. Couples hieing off to expressed consent to the union, either in person or in writing. English--who viewed the Highlanders as barbarians. It wasn't until much later when we had Scottish writers who wrote about the beauty of the lands and of its people. Castles were not just a home for a ruling laird, but were their means of defense. While the bird shifters, the In Moon Awakening, the English daughter of a Baron, Emily Hamilton, is horrified to discover her stepmother's scheme to marry Emily's deaf younger sister Abigail to some Highland laird at the behest of a king bent on punishing her father for his penury in sending tribute. Note: This novella is intended for mature readers. Electronic Edition Why had he asked her to marry him if he hadn't been certain she was the woman he wanted to spend his life with? Jun 1, 2013 - She finds more than she bargained for when a mysterious silver casket (rumored to hold the desiccated heart of a long dead Scottish laird) transports her back in time to the 1400s and the man whose heart she holds in her hands. In fact, it nearly destroys her trust in him. So when designing a castle, that took priority–making it Premonitions of imminent danger warn her of foul play and she is certain she is cursed when it comes to marriage.