Ghosts of Culloden

While celebrating the Scottish Hogmanay in Inverness, American romance writer Charlotte Campbell meets a kilt-wearing Highlander who definitely meets the requirements to be on her next cover. To her delight, he asks for a wee kiss after their dance...and suddenly the world grows misty. When Charlotte opens her eyes, the 21st century has disappeared, and she is now in the 18th. But how did she get here and for what purpose? Niall Fraser has a different question. Who is the lass that seemingly appeared from nowhere in the middle of the night? When he finds out she's a Campbell, in the midst of Jacobite territory, he wonders if she is a spy...or does she need protection?

A newly-minted university instructor, Vi Sutherland is thrilled to visit Scotland on Hogmanay and begin her research project on 18th-century weaponry. She never thought she'd actually end up in the 18th century. But when she brushed the hilt of a sword held by the braw Highlander she'd just met, the world went misty-white... Robbie Farquharson doesn't know what to make of the feisty redhead whose temper matches her hair. Since she appears lost, he takes her to his cousin, the only female colonel in the Jacobite army. Much to his amazement, they begin to plot Bonnie Prince Charlie's military strategy together. But who is this strange lady? And how does she know what the English army plans to do?

Ian Stuart trips and falls at a Hogmanay celebration-and opens his eyes to find a beautiful woman straddling him enticingly. She accuses him of putting her there, but he'd definitely remember that. Furthering confusion, she doesn't know where she is or how she got there. Rather than leave her alone in a strange place at night, he takes her home to Kilcoy Castle. The last "normal" thing Thea Ross remembers is checking whether the fallen man was hurt. Now she's in eighteenth-century Scotland, talking with a Stuart related to Bonnie Prince Charlie. Is her mission to prevent the Culloden massacre? She's a pacifist, but Ian is a staunch Jacobite, ready to die for freedom. What will be more important to him...love of country or love for Thea?