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Highland Promise (The Sons of Gregor MacLeod, #1)
— published 2017 — 5 editions |
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Highland Conquest (The Sons of Gregor MacLeod, #2)
— published 2018 — 5 editions |
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The Fabrizio Bride (Sizzling, Sexy, Santa Barbara Book 1)
— 2 editions |
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Highland Betrayal (The Sons of Gregor MacLeod, #3)
— expected publication 2018 — 2 editions |
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The D'amici Mistake (Sizzling, Sexy, Santa Barbara Book 2)
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As my kids said repeatedly tonight before they went to bed: three more sleeps until Easter!! They’re excited because a big-eared, fluffy-tailed, chocolate-wielding bunny will sneak into our house when everyone’s sleeping and leave them candy. Me? I find it all just a bit creepy—especially when I think about what that bunny might be wearing (and how much chocolate I’ll probably eat!).
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“He kissed her. Gently, reverently. “I love you too, lass. More and more every day.” “Even though I’m trouble?” He laughed quietly and nuzzled her ear. “You’re not trouble, Caitlin. You’re a joy—my everlasting joy.” She tangled her fingers in his hair. “I’ll remember you said that.” “I’m sure you will. Just promise me one thing.” “Whatever you wish.” Anything he asked, anything he desired, she would do it. He caressed his fingers over her cheeks, shaped her lips. Kissed each eyelid and the tip of her nose. Then he leaned down and brushed his mouth across hers with a sigh. She could feel his smile. “Doona give me daughters, Caitlin MacKenzie. My heart canna take it.”
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
“his foster brother with her selfish actions, and yet he consoled her. Once again she’d acted without thought to the consequences and someone else had paid for it. Someone she loved. Aye, loved with her whole heart. The realization made her tears start to spill. Of course she loved him; she’d loved him from the moment she’d opened her eyes and thought he was an angel. She loved him the way her mother had loved her father, the way Edina loved Oslow. Deeply, abidingly. A forever kind of love.”
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
“Drawing a vicious-looking dirk from within his linen sleeve, he leaned back in his chair. His legs stretched out in front of him and his plaid fell open to reveal brawny thighs. Firelight from the hearth danced along the dagger’s blade as he slowly played with it.”
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
― Alyson McLayne, Highland Promise
