Priceless Heritage

Catriona Cameron, petite and feisty Melbourne waitress, has a secret. She doesn't know it's secret so much as it's a recipe she promised to hold in trust, to share with no one but her daughter when she has one. Everyone has a family recipe, don't they?Lachie McKell is the modern-day Laird whose people are suffering. The last person who held the key to a 200-year-old tradition is dead; the business is failing; and people are losing their livelihoods with no hope in sight. But wait. Is that the same product on the other side of the world? What must he do to persuade an Australian recipe-holder to return to Scotland with him, then use her secret to save his community? Caenys Kerr grew up in a household of women who loved reading-usually chain reading romance. Books have been her escape, her inspiration, her sanity and her brain candy. Caenys lives with David, her husband and forever love. They were married in 1975. (That's how long? You do the math.) A little-known fact about her is she earned a PhD studying shift working women and their child care needs. Twenty-five years on, she's frustrated that these women, the backbone of society, still don't receive the support they need and the recognition they deserve. Caenys loves to hear from her readers. You can find and connect with her on her website.

Secrets have a way of getting out, damaging relationships, and leaving loved ones feeling betrayed.It's a risk Enzo and Iona have to take to protect the Beaulieu birthright, a 200-year-old perfumery, from being sold off and dismantled. When Enzo is faced with his father's ultimatum to find a bride before his birthday, and Iona is searching for answers to her own business issues, their priorities coalesce.They must set aside the hurtful history between them if they are to achieve their goals. What they're not expecting is for Ioina's safety to be threatened by someone with his own agenda for ensuring the sale of Beaulieu goes through. Caenys Kerr grew up in a household of women who loved reading-usually chain reading romance. Books have been her escape, her inspiration, her sanity and her brain candy. Caenys lives with David, her husband and forever love. They were married in 1975. (That's how long? You do the math.) A little-known fact about her is she earned a PhD studying shift working women and their child care needs. Twenty-five years on, she's frustrated that these women, the backbone of society, still don't receive the support they need and the recognition they deserve. Caenys loves to hear from her readers. You can find and connect with her on her website.