Highlands Romance Collection Set 6

The Highlander's Rebellious Bride

Rowan Campbell's not even remotely interested in being a bride. Yet her father insists that this untamed, fiery daughter of his have a husband, so Rowan devises a plan. A competition. As a competent archer she's more than willing to put her skills against the ablest of bow hunters in the realm.

Lachlan McDonald's known—and loved—Rowan since she was a wee lass, when he first arrived at her father's keep to be a guard. He's watched her grown into a beautiful woman who refuses to be tamed. Now he has a chance to compete to win this woman's heart and hand.

The Highlander's Arranged Marriage

Iris is heartbroken. Her dear father has passed. Now her mother has promised her to a cad of a laird. What's a lass to do but run away from certain disaster and violence?

Angus's entire family was lost in a horrible murderous rampage. He alone survived. Now he's got a scar, a broken heart, and vengeance on the mind. He's become a man who tends toward rage at the drop of a hat. He's not the kind of man anyone wants to be around. He's not remotely interested in romance or friendships or socializing. On a ride with his best friend Lorne, he finds an unconscious lass.  When his best friend suggests that Angus help the lass out by marrying her, he wonders if she will runaway from another proposal and his uncontrollable rage.

Iris is between a rock and a hard place. Choosing between kindness and rage and politeness and violence leaves her with few prospects. What will Iris do now?

The Highlander's Runaway Bride

Blair MacManus will not let a man tell her how to run her life. She will not let Laird Fergus Campbell betroth her to a man in his guardsman troops. She wants to follow in her dear departed mother's footsteps. She wants to be a healer. Laird Campbell considers Blair practically as a daughter. One that needs to be bent to his will. She'll be no man's bride. That is not in the cards for Blair. Nae at all.

Jameson Connor's lands have been stolen by a lowlife. He's living among brigands and refugees from clan wars. He and his men are constantly living on the fringe of society, making ends meet the best they can. Until a skirmish leaves Jameson in quite a quandary. His legs are damaged in a fire. When his men decide to abduct a lass on the road, who'd have known she's an aspiring healer. One with a good heart and a sharp mind.

Can Jameson convince Blair to abandon her journey to her best friend's keep in order to stay with his clan? To soothe their wounds and heal his heart?