Romance in a Kilt - Romantic stories of Scotland with feisty heroines and strong heroes.
Cathy MacRae is a best-selling, award-winning author of Scottish historical romance and enjoys writing stories of happy-ever-afters featuring strong heroes and feisty heroines against the stirring backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. She is the author of the Highlander's Bride series, and co-author (with DD MacRae) of the popular Hardy Heroines series. Partnering with LL Muir and other historical authors, she writes in the Ghosts of Culloden Moor series.
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"....Ms. Macrae hooks her readers with edge of the seat suspense and excitement through to her characters' final happily ever after. Good job, Cathy. And thanks for many hours of reading pleasure!" Socratesmom
"THE HIGHLANDER'S CRUSADER BRIDE ... a wonderful mix of history, culture and slow burn romance. Definitely a page-turner!" - Celtic Dragon Book Reviews
THE HIGHLANDER'S VIKING BRIDE - "...definitely an adventure to read!...this is a delightful read for those looking for an exciting, breathless story--one that ... glories in the strength of the human spirit. I look forward to more from these authors!
Reviewed by Michaelene, Alpha Book Club
Cathy MacRae is a best-selling, award-winning author of Scottish historical romance and enjoys writing stories of happy-ever-afters featuring strong heroes and feisty heroines against the stirring backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. She is the author of the Highlander's Bride series, and co-author (with DD MacRae) of the popular Hardy Heroines series. Partnering with LL Muir and other historical authors, she writes in the Ghosts of Culloden Moor series.
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"....Ms. Macrae hooks her readers with edge of the seat suspense and excitement through to her characters' final happily ever after. Good job, Cathy. And thanks for many hours of reading pleasure!" Socratesmom
"THE HIGHLANDER'S CRUSADER BRIDE ... a wonderful mix of history, culture and slow burn romance. Definitely a page-turner!" - Celtic Dragon Book Reviews
THE HIGHLANDER'S VIKING BRIDE - "...definitely an adventure to read!...this is a delightful read for those looking for an exciting, breathless story--one that ... glories in the strength of the human spirit. I look forward to more from these authors!
Reviewed by Michaelene, Alpha Book Club
The Penitent
Now available from Amazon!
The Penitent
Book 2 in my De Wolfe Connected World series
Simon de Bretteby is one of The Saint’s closest friends and most loyal soldiers. His entire life has revolved around service to Lord de Wolfe’s nephew —except for one summer when he was ordered across the Scottish border to put a stop to a rogue chieftain who’d stolen cattle from an English lord. Injured and separated from his men, de Bretteby had little chance of survival, but a kind-hearted Scottish lass boldly healed his body, though he left his heart in her keeping.
Iseabal Maxwell, daughter of Chief Maxwell’s bastard son, has little love for English soldiers—and even less love for clan politics. With her sister ordered to wed as a pawn for peace along the border, Iseabal expects the same bleak future. As relations between the two nations grows ever more strained, defying her father’s orders by saving the life of an English knight risked much. But letting him go was one of the hardest thing she has ever done.
Now her life lies in ruins—her father dead after the English besieged their home, her fate decided by a man she fears.
What will happen when she appears on Simon’s doorstep, carrying secrets she would die to protect?
Available from Amazon: https://www.amzn.com/dp/B07Q57B1X4
The Penitent
Book 2 in my De Wolfe Connected World series
Simon de Bretteby is one of The Saint’s closest friends and most loyal soldiers. His entire life has revolved around service to Lord de Wolfe’s nephew —except for one summer when he was ordered across the Scottish border to put a stop to a rogue chieftain who’d stolen cattle from an English lord. Injured and separated from his men, de Bretteby had little chance of survival, but a kind-hearted Scottish lass boldly healed his body, though he left his heart in her keeping.
Iseabal Maxwell, daughter of Chief Maxwell’s bastard son, has little love for English soldiers—and even less love for clan politics. With her sister ordered to wed as a pawn for peace along the border, Iseabal expects the same bleak future. As relations between the two nations grows ever more strained, defying her father’s orders by saving the life of an English knight risked much. But letting him go was one of the hardest thing she has ever done.
Now her life lies in ruins—her father dead after the English besieged their home, her fate decided by a man she fears.
What will happen when she appears on Simon’s doorstep, carrying secrets she would die to protect?
Available from Amazon: https://www.amzn.com/dp/B07Q57B1X4
The Highlander's Bride Series:
A continuing saga (though each book can be easily read as a stand-alone) of men and women who go the extra mile to discover their happy-ever-afters.
A continuing saga (though each book can be easily read as a stand-alone) of men and women who go the extra mile to discover their happy-ever-afters.
The Hardy Heroine series by Cathy and DD MacRae:
Unconventional women who require extraordinary heroes.
Unconventional women who require extraordinary heroes.
The Ghosts of Culloden Series with LL Muir and other authors:
'Tis more than pride holding these ghosts to Culloden's Moor, and 'twill take something very compelling to set each of them free.
'Tis more than pride holding these ghosts to Culloden's Moor, and 'twill take something very compelling to set each of them free.
De Wolfe Pack Connected World:
Medieval romance and adventure from Wolfbane Publishing!
Medieval romance and adventure from Wolfbane Publishing!
Contemporary Romance:
The Italian Billionaire's Runaway Bride- Carmella finds her marriage falling apart- before the wedding is over.
The Italian Billionaire's Runaway Bride- Carmella finds her marriage falling apart- before the wedding is over.
Click on any of the above covers for Amazon links.
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