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Tales of Highland Loyalty

by Adamina Young

Genre: Romance Historical Adult

234 pages

In the pursuit of love, every choice echoes through the Highlands.

This book collection brings together the poignant stories of the Duncan siblings, whose journeys in love transcend borders and societal norms. This collection is a tapestry of love, betrayal, and redemption, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Scottish Highlands and the opulent courts of London.

Books included:

A Highland Lass for the English Duke
Lissie Duncan, embarks on a daring mission to London, tasked with securing her clan’s future through a wealthy marriage. Amidst the grandeur and scrutiny of London’s elite, she finds herself out of place, struggling to capture the attention of eligible noblemen. Her path unexpectedly crosses with William Rothingham, the coveted Duke of Iverst, whose allure extends beyond his wealth and title. Despite her resolve to focus on duty, Lissie catches the Duke’s eye, igniting a forbidden attraction.

Betrayed by His Highland Wife
Nora Douglas is betrothed to Laird Duncan with a deadly motive: to kill him. However, upon meeting the Laird, her resolve wavers. William, hardened and aloof, is unexpectedly disarmed by Nora’s beauty and the mysterious aura that surrounds her. Caught in a web of duty, revenge, and burgeoning affection, Nora faces a heart-wrenching dilemma as her mission clashes with the unexpected tenderness she discovers in her intended victim.

Returning to His Highland Love
Ainslee’s joy turns to heartbreak when Malcolm Duncan, her betrothed, vanishes just after their engagement, leaving her with only a ring as a memento. A decade later, Malcolm makes a mysterious return to his homeland. Ainslee, unable to trust and still wounded, rebuffs Malcolm’s attempts at reconciliation. Unbeknownst to her, Malcolm’s greatest struggle was his separation from her, and his return is fueled by the hope of rekindling their lost love, finding her still unspoken for and close to his heart.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the stirring romances of the Duncan family as they navigate love and duty in a quest for happiness. Each narrative in this collection is a testament to the enduring power of love amid trials and tribulations.

Enjoy this Highland Historical Romance collection filled with mystery, treachery, and romance with no cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after, by best-selling author Adamina Young!

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