Must Love Highlanders

Two Scottish Contemporary Romances:

"Dunroamin Holiday" by Grace Burrowes

Art history professor Liam Cromarty agrees to show American attorney Louise Cameron the Scottish sights as a favor to a cousin. He doesn't expect that his guest will challenge and charm him, until all he can see is the possibility of a shared future with Louise.

She's at a professional crossroad, between the courtroom and the creative career she was robbed of as a younger woman. Liam is the perfect partner for exploring all of the wonders of Scotland, and he also inspires Louise to renew her artistic ambitions. When Liam realizes his actions were responsible for cheating Louise out of her dream years ago, he knows that whether he keeps silent about the past or reveals the truth, he could lose Louise forever.

"The Laird and I" by Patience Griffin

Last summer in the Scottish village of Gandiegow, Hugh McGillivray caught Sophie Munro’s eye, but the dashing Laird behaved as if she didn’t exist. Now Sophie has agreed to spend a week at his home, Kilheath Castle, housesitting and learning the art of kiltmaking. She’s been assured the Laird is out of the country. When he shows up unexpectedly, embarrassment nearly propels Sophie back to Gandiegow.

Hugh allows Sophie to stay…for now. Overnight, Sophie becomes a fixture at his wool mill as the kiltmaker’s apprentice, and in Hugh’s home, helping him to unconventionally heal from his sister’s death.

Will the Laird let Sophie leave at week’s end without telling her how much she’s come to mean to him? Or will he risk asking her to tie the knot when her time at Kilheath Castle is up?