Must Love Highlanders (28 page)

“Aye, I’ll marry ye. But on one condition.”

Both of her parents gasped.

Sophie ignored them. “I’ll marry ye as long as ye’ll always kiss me as ye do now.”

“Aye,” Hugh vowed.

She pushed his hair away from his eyes—eyes that held love for her. “Ye’ve become my sunshine in the darkness. Did ye know that?”

“And ye’ve become mine as well.”

Hugh kissed her then, and the world spun deliciously out of control, making her dizzy with joy. When she opened her eyes sometime later, she was settled on the couch, her parents were off to bed for the night, and the Wallace and the Bruce were asleep in front of the fire.

And the Laird? Well, he was right where she wanted him. He was in her arms, nibbling on her ear, making plans about their life to come, all in that voice of his that had her melting a hundred different ways.

“And ye’ll always be mine, Sophie,” he declared.

She smiled obediently. “Aye. I know. Because the Laird says so.”

“Nay. Because ye’ve made me so happy. And I’m going to spend the rest of my life making ye the happiest woman alive.”

And he did.

Welcome to the charming Scottish seaside town of Gandiegow—where two people have returned home for different reasons, but to find the same thing.…
Caitriona Macleod gave up her career as an investigative reporter for the role of perfect wife. But after her husband is found dead in his mistress’s bed, a devastated Cait leaves Chicago for the birthplace she hasn’t seen since she was a child. She’s hoping to heal and to reconnect with her gran. The last thing she expects to find in Gandiegow is the Sexiest Man Alive! She just may have stumbled on the ticket to reigniting her career—if her heart doesn’t get in the way.
Graham Buchanan is a movie star with many secrets. A Gandiegow native, he frequently hides out in his hometown between films. He also has a son he’ll do anything to protect. But Cait Macleod is too damn appealing—even if she is a journalist.
Quilting with her gran and the other women of the village brings Cait a peace she hasn’t known in years. But if she turns in the story about Graham, Gandiegow will never forgive her for betraying one of its own. Should she suffer the consequences to resurrect her career? Or listen to her battered and bruised heart and give love another chance?

You can run from your problems, but you can’t hide from love in the Scottish seaside town of Gandiegow....
When a video of her calling
happily ever after
“a foolish fantasy” goes viral, marriage therapist Emma Castle is out of a job—and off to Scotland. The tiny town of Gandiegow is the perfect place to ride out the media storm and to catch up with her childhood friend Claire. But also in Gandiegow is the one man she hoped never to see again.
She’s successfully avoided Gabriel MacGregor since Claire and Dominic’s wedding, only to find he’s now the village doctor—and just as tall, dark, and devilish as ever. Claire and Dominic’s blissful marriage, however, is not what it used to be. Soon Emma and Gabriel find themselves taking sides even as the sparks begin to fly between them. Can Emma help her friends—or regain her career—as she struggles with her own happily ever after?

In the delightful new Kilts and Quilts novel by the author of
To Scotland with Love
and
Meet Me in Scotland
, the Real Men of Scotland are waiting. And it’s a match made in Gandiegow…
Kit Woodhouse’s matchmaking business is such a success, she’s expanding to the Highlands of Scotland where the hot, prosperous, and kilted are anxious to connect. Now, looking to fill her stable with eligible bachelors, Kit’s arrived in Gandiegow to recruit potential Real Men of Scotland. It’s not until she meets her tour guide that she discovers just how real they can be.
With his sexy grin, jeans, and black wellies, Ramsay Armstrong is an unpolished hulk of a Scottish fisherman—and a skeptic when it comes to romance. Not exactly a man of “pairing attributes” when talking marriageable matches, but he does make Kit’s heart beat a little faster. Maybe it’s the scent of the sea in his hair. Maybe it’s the challenge. Maybe it’s the thrill of the unexpected. Then again, maybe it’s love.