Historical Heartbeats is featuring the Highland Treasures Trilogy by Brenda B. Taylor. The third book in the series, A Highland Emerald, is now on pre-order at most ebook vendors. Order your copy now, and the book will be delivered to your ereader on the release date, September 26.
I am giving away two Munro Dread God lapel pins to a commenter on this page. The pins came from Scotland in my suitcase. I will ask for the mailing address of the winners.
A sweet romance blossoms amidst feuding and war. With her reputation at stake after being accused of practicing witchcraft and hated as a member of a rival clan, Maidie considers leaving Clan Munro and returning to the home of her birth in Clan Cameron. Fierce battles, a tragic encounter, and a handsome clan chief compel her to make crucial decisions in this haunting romance set in the 16th century Highlands of Scotland.
A Highland Ruby
She must choose between a life of adventure with the man she loves or a settled, secure life with her betrothed. Flora Vass put Gavin Munro out of her heart and mind until he returned to Scotland after an adventurous five years in the New World. Gavin left no doubt he returned to make the bonnie Flora his own and intended to fight for her. Flora’s betrothed, Iain MacKay, and Gavin’s brother, Chief Andrew Munro, had other plans. Andrew needed her to marry the MacKay to bring peace between the two clans. Iain MacKay wanted an heir. War with England looms on the horizon, forcing Flora to choose between her heart’s desire and her logical choice.
A Highland Emerald
A Highland Emerald is the third book in the award-winning Highland Treasures series. It tells the story of Aine MacLean and William Munro, and is the prequel to A Highland Pearl.
Aine MacLean is forced into an arranged marriage with Sir William, Chief of Clan Munro, yet her heart belongs to a handsome young warrior in her father’s guard. She must leave Durant Castle, the home of her birth on the Isle of Mull, and travel across Scotland in a perilous journey to her husband’s home on Cromarty Firth. William agrees to a year and day of handfasting, giving Aine an opportunity to accept him and his clan. He promises her the protection of Clan Munro, however, Aine experiences kidnapping, pirates, and almost loses her life in the River Moriston. She doubts the sincerity of William’s promises and decides to return to Durant Castle when the handfasting ends. William determines to win Aine’s heart. Will the brave knight triumph in his fight for the bonnie lass?
This should be a great series to read! I’d love to see this part of the world.
Scotland is a beautiful place to visit, especially the Highlands. Thanks for visiting.
I’ve always wanted to visit Scotland. I read mainly historical romance and that’s usually the location of the books, and it sounds lovely.
I hope to return to Scotland in the near future. It is a lovely land.
Historical Romances are marvelous! I am just discovering these types of Scottish romances and I’m reading them like M+Ms!
I’m glad you discovered Scottish historical romance. Writing them is very enjoyable. Thanks for visiting.
I’ve been reading Scottish romance for years, and these look enticing! The clan feuds are indeed strong – what an agonizing choice to make. Lovely reviews!
I enjoy writing about the Scots. Their culture was so interesting. Thanks for visiting.
I have visited Ireland, My Grandfather came from the west coast at the turn of the century. I loved the country, loved the people and was amazed at how modern yet still unchanged the country is.
Ireland is very pretty. We enjoyed our visit.
This trilogy looks fantastic.
My mother recently had an ancestry DNA test done. It confirmed she has 45% Irish blood.
Thanks Mary. I’ve thought of having my DNA done also.
All 3 of the books look very exciting to read. I would someone day love to visit Scotland.
Scotland is very pretty, especially the Highlands. Thanks for visiting.
Sounds like an interesting series! Would love to read something from a Faith, Love and Hope member!
The series is inspirational, romantic and adventurous. You would like it.
Reading the excerpt from the Highland Pearl book makes me grateful for modern medicine. I can’t even imagine how many men lost their lives after a battle from even simple wounds. Thanks for bringing this era to life.
Thanks for visiting. People of medieval Scotland lived hard but interesting lives. I enjoy writing about them.