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JUST IN TIME FOR A HIGHLANDER by Gwyn Cready

This book was not what I was expecting.  It was totally different from what I speculated and I have to say, the cover of a book has let me down once again. A certain over used quote comes to mind. Abby Kerr is the chieftess of Clan Kerr.  Yes you heard me right, she, as in a woman, is the chieftess of her clan, when she unexpectedly got the title by default. It may sound good in theory but unfortunately it was not.  The men were not accustom to listening to a woman, much less to actually take orders from her.  As you can guess, she does not have the full support of her people. The only way to get their support is to marry, but that is the last thing Abby wants.  If she marries, her title would go to her husband and she would be nothing but a mere woman. Needing help in the most desperate of ways, Abby ask for help from her friend who gives her a spell. The thing is, when Abby used the spell (accident ally) it goes horribly wrong. Duncan MacHarg i...

JUST IN TIME FOR A HIGHLANDER SPOTLIGHT TOUR

Title:  Just in Time for a Highlander Series:  Sirens of the Scottish Author:  Gwyn Cready ISBN:  9781492601937 Pubdate:  February 3 rd , 2015 From RITA winner Gwyn Cready comes a Scottish borderlands time travel romance perfect for fans of  Outlander For Duncan MacHarg, things just got real… Battle reenactor and financier Duncan MacHarg thinks he has it made—until he lands in the middle of a real Clan Kerr battle and comes face to face with their beautiful, spirited leader. Out of time and out of place, Duncan must use every skill he can muster to earn his position among the clansmen and in the heart of the devastatingly intriguing woman to whom he must pledge his oath. Abby needs a hero and she needs him now When Abigail Ailich Kerr sees a handsome, mysterious stranger materialize in the midst of her clan’s skirmish with the English, she’s stunned to discover  he’s  the strong arm she’s been praying for. Instead of a t...