Scottish Fire
3 primary works
Book 1
Elen Burnard, Lady of Dunblane, learns her sister has been kidnapped by her adversary, the Forrests of Rancoff Castle. Leading the men of Dunblane in heated pursuit, she brings home her prize: Munro Forrest, the Lord of Rancoff himself. All that remains is to barter Munro's life for her sister's safe return... and ignore the unexpected emotions her prisoner stirs in her heart.
Munro Forrest finds his jailer as bewitching as she is beautiful, and soon it is desire, more surely than shackles, keeping him at Dunblane.
But Elen and Munro are playing with fire, and in the end, longing of the soul must reconcile with duty, if both wish to stay alive.
Book 2
In this medieval tale of wild hearts and true destiny, the Viking half-Highlander warrior seeks revenge but finds love in the arms of the illegitimate daughter of Scottish King Robert the Bruce and they entwine their destinies and find true love.
Lady Anne, the illegitimate daughter of the Scottish king Robert the Bruce, patiently awaits her wedding day at Rancoff Castle when Tor Henneson, Rancoff's bastard son raised by his Vik mother in the north, storms the castle mote and breaks down the gate, demanding his due. What he wants from the father who cast him aside is coin rather than comfort—something Rancoff has always denied him.
Rancoff puts him off and rejects his demands and while days turn to weeks and then months, the towering young man opens his eyes to his long-denied Highlander heritage—and also beholds the beautiful betrothed Anne—finding can no longer cast the Highlander part of him aside...nor his keep his vow to hate his father Rancoff.
When Tor claims Anne as his own, trouble ensues as their love sets off dark intrigue and deadly treachery. Tor and Anne are draw him into a desperate fight to save their love as well as Tor’s birthright. As their enemies close in, Anne is in great danger and Tor must do everything in his power to save the woman he loves.
Book 3
To unite their clans, Kara Gordon is bound by a marriage contract to the McKie family. But when her intended dies in a bloody mountain skirmish, she is forced to marry his heir and younger brother, Henry, a mere twelve-year-old boy. Fearing their union--and its consummation--Kara is relieved that the new earl is more in need of a mother's care than a lover's touch.
Yet one man longs for Kara's caress--Henry's advisor, protector, and half-brother--Ian. As Ian's attraction to Kara dares to flame into scandalous desire, enemies inside and outside the castle fight to remove Henry from the throne--by any means necessary.
But Kara, who has never once known the love of another, cannot deny her fiery passions. Only Ian's undying devotion can embolden her to face the future--one that may destroy everyone she holds dear.