Enchanted Highlands

Grumpy. Meet Sunshine. She's American. He's Scottish. She's looking for a fresh start. He's returning to rediscover his roots. Harper Scott is starting over. She's signed up for a work-for-hire Scottish Pub Experience only to discover a half-naked and irritatingly handsome Scotsman in the apartment she's rented. It's Christmas season, there's no room at the inn, and the two are both stubborn enough to refuse to give up the rental. Now, with the pub being threatened by developers, and Harper's fresh new start tainted by a decidedly grumpy Scotsman determined to make her leave, Harper must decide what's more important - beating the Scotsman at his own game or saving the pub in time for Christmas. Let the (Highland) games begin. Author's Note: a stubborn American takes on a grumpy Scotsman in this stand-alone, small-town, Scottish romance novella. A bit of banter, war kittens, a pub makeover, and a heartwarming happily ever after makes this the perfect Christmas treat.

The fate of the Fae world hangs in precarious balance. One rainy night, a man drops from the skies and lands at Raven's feet on the cold streets of Galway. Compelled by the unknown, she palms a unique gold coin from the dying man's pocket. This one act sets in motion a series of events that have been destined for Raven all along. When Kellen's best friend is thrown from his alicorn, Kellen races through the night sky only to find Alistair crumpled on a street corner, a slender woman with lavender hair and combat boots bent over his broken body. His loss shatters Kellen, and he buys the woman's silence before returning to fight a battle the Air Fae just might now lose. Yet the woman with the lavender hair and witchy eyes haunts his thoughts. Inextricably drawn to her, he finds himself returning to Galway to find her cornered in an alley by the Dark Fae. Fate binds the two together, but will blood tear them apart?

Wicked banter, kitchen witches, and hot men in kilts make this friends-to-lovers modern day Scottish fairytale a romping good time. I draw the line at serving people grasshoppers for dinner. As luck would have it, on the same day I quit my job as head chef at Suzette's, a fine-dining restaurant in Boston, I was offered an opportunity to open a restaurant at a castle in Scotland. But now that I'm here in Loren Brae, I'm not so sure this city girl can hack it. The nights are too quiet-with no horns honking or insults being hurled-and everyone knows my business. And on the first day of my new life? I meet the hottest man I'd ever seen before. Munroe Curaigh. Owner of Common Gin, a dedicated nerd, innately shy, with the biggest golden retriever energy of any man I'd ever met. He immediately appoints himself my protector and I'd be annoyed if his kisses weren't so wickedly hot. Still waters run deep, and all that. Speaking of still waters...it appears that Loch Mirren is haunted by murderous Kelpies and the people of Loren Brae need my help. That's right. It turns out that I'm descended from a long line of Kitchen Witches and Loren Brae needs me, Lia, a chef from Boston, to help save them from an ancient curse. So what's a girl to do? It's time to sharpen my kitchen knife, pull out my recipe book of spells, and get to work-or this tiny village in Scotland that I'm quickly falling in love with will be in danger. That is, if I can come up for air from Munroe's decadent kisses.

A stand-alone Christmas novel set in the enchanting village of Loren Brae is the perfect addition to this Wall Street Journal bestselling series. Legend has it that wishes made at the standing stones during Christmas come true. As if. Maisie Barron is over it. A small-town girl with big dreams, her frustrations lead her to make a silly wish at the standing stones outside Loren Brae. Little does she know, the magick found there will transform her wish into a catastrophic event that threatens the upcoming Christmas Book Festival. Weston Smith needs a break. Burnt out from his tenure-track professorship, he decides that a holiday in little Loren Brae, Scotland, will be the perfect escape he needs to recharge his batteries. The last thing he expects is to find the woman he's been waiting his whole life for. With the over-zealous help of a gaggle of elderly book club members, West finds himself on a real-life mission to woo the woman of his dreams. There's more than magic at play when sparks ignite. Snowed in, with an undeniable attraction brewing, only West and Maisie can save Loren Brae from the snowstorm of the century. Author's note: a handsome American takes on a lonely Scotswoman in this stand-alone, small-town, Scottish romance. Wicked banter, a highland ghost coo, and dogs dressed in kilts make this magical Christmas story the perfect happily-ever-after.

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Tricia O'Malley, comes a captivating romance series set on the rocky shores of Ireland. Sasha Flanagan lives her life by the sword - quite literally. As a collector and dealer of antique blades and an expert swordswoman, she's spent much of her life single-mindedly pursuing her goal to own one of the most elite weaponry galleries in the world. Murdering fae popping out of dark alleys are certainly not part of her carefully designed life plans. Sasha quickly finds herself drawn into a centuries-old curse - in which, to her surprise - she holds the leading role. Tasked with finding a mythological sword while accompanied by a rag-tag band of magickal beings shakes her understanding of the world as she knows it. The added distraction of a devastatingly handsome protector, Declan, is the last thing Sasha wants or needs. Declan has shadowed Sasha since they were both but wee children. He has grown up with her - silently watching her every move - his heart aching when hers ached and his pride swelling at her accomplishments. Whether Sasha wants his help or not, Declan will die before he sees her harmed. As the clock runs out on their quest, Sasha isn't sure which is in greater danger: her heart or her life.

"She was sunshine to my storm clouds, and I wondered how the two could ever coexist." A chance job offer in Scotland gives Willow Barlowe an excuse to escape the predictable life her overly controlling brother, Miles, wants for her. Excited to start fresh as a fashion intern for the local kiltmaker, Willow lands in small town Loren Brae brimming with sunshine and hope. Until she discovers that her new boss is none other than Ramsay McMillan, her brother's best friend, and the grumpiest man this side of the Atlantic. Never mind the ghost Highland coo that haunts the castle, nor the supposedly bewitched waters of Loch Mirren, Willow refuses to work under Ramsay's watchful eyes, certain he's reporting back to her brother. Ramsay Kilts is home to one of the last remaining traditional kiltmakers in Scotland, Ramsay McMillan. Loyalty, continuity, and tradition are important to Ramsay-as is his privacy. After a family betrayal, Ramsay keeps his walls up, running a veritable kilt empire with as minimum fuss as he can. Enter Willow Barlowe-his new intern, good friend's little sister, and a veritable thorn in his side. If the thorn is made of sunshine and sparkles that is. As the two clash, Ramsay must decide if loyalty is really more important than love?

Delicious banter, bookstore magic, adorable puffins, and a heartwarmingly happily-ever-after makes this an enchanting Christmas treat. The universe is playing a joke on me. An unexpected inheritance has gifted me with the dream of a lifetime - owning a charming bookshop in small-town Scotland. Little did I know this gift comes with a surprise - Highland Hearts bookshop has been running an underground magical matchmaking service - and as new owner of the shop, I am expected to deliver on these matches. As Christmas looms, and lonely hearts beg for love, I'm tossed into the world of magic and romance, aided by a meddling book club who seems more interested in romance than reading. The problem is - I just don't believe in love. Or so I thought. It turns out there's one local bird nerd and Scottish hottie, Alexander MacTavish, who has my heart all aflutter. While he's more into puffins than paperbacks, I can't help but notice he's showing up at the bookshop to help every time something goes wrong. Maybe it's my determination to have an adventure, or maybe it's the magic, but every time tall, dark, and grumpy enters my bookshop, I find myself wanting to read up on birds just to catch his attention. As my newfound magic falters, and the town enters my shop into a cutthroat Christmas window decorating competition, I find myself working side-by-side with Alexander, who seems just as determined to avoid love as I am. With Christmas fast approaching, I must figure out if I can suspend my disbelief and make the match of a lifetime - my own.

She was forged in heat, and he was the hammer that struck too close to her heart. Kaia Bissett came to Scotland for a fresh start. No entanglements. No mistakes. No mixing business with pleasure. But one impulsive, scorching night with a stranger shatters that promise-especially when the stranger turns out to be Thane Blackwood. Her new landlord, and apparently, her biggest rival. Thane built his empire with his own hands. His forge. His rules. He has no room for distractions-especially not Kaia, the fiery metalsmith who refuses to back down. When she lands a commission for the grand iron gates at Common Gin, he steps into the ring, determined to beat her. Sparks fly-on the anvil and off. But Kaia's past isn't done with her. She's heir to an ancient order, bound to protect Loren Brae from the Kelpies that stalk its waters. Magick stirs in her blood, wild and untamed. And Thane? He won't let her fight alone. Steel clashes. Desire burns. But can they forge something stronger, or will the fire consume them both?

She's hiding something. He sees too much. And in Loren Brae, secrets have a way of rising to the surface. Faelan Fletcher never stays in one place too long. She knows what happens when a town turns against someone like her. But something about Loren Brae feels different. The land hums with old magic. The people watch her too closely. And the wounded fox at her side refuses to leave. Luch Carmichael recognizes power when he sees it. A doctor by trade, a guardian by blood, he knows Faelan isn't just the new vet-she's something more. But she keeps her secrets locked up tight, refusing to trust the very place meant to welcome her. And in Loren Brae, turning away from magic is never an option. The loch is restless. The old ways are waking. And Faelan will have to decide-keep running, or stand and fight for the first place that's ever felt like home. 🔥 A slow-burn Scottish romantasy filled with folklore, found family, and a love that refuses to let go. 🔥