If you are here for the Fall into Romance blog hop, click here , but I hope you'll check out the Highlander Giveaway Hop too.
As many of you know, I love Scotland and Scottish things. I enjoy reading and writing Scottish inspired tales. And if there is a paranormal or fantasy element included, all the better. So, for the Highlander Giveaway Hop, I'm featuring the first two books in the Highland Gardens series.
The Scottish Highlands—a place where faeries and brownies and other fae creatures dance through time. On occasion, so do mere mortals.
Just Beyond the Garden Gate - Book 1
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Passion ignites when a faerie-shove propels burned-out business consultant Laurie Bernard through the garden gate, back through time, and into the embrace of Patrick MacLachlan. The arrogant clan chief doesn’t know what to make of the lass in his arms, especially when he recognizes the brooch she wears as the one his stepmother wore when she and his father disappeared.
With the fae interfering at every opportunity, the couple must learn to trust one another while they battle an enemy clan, expose a traitor within their midst and discover the true fate of the missing parents. Can they learn the most important truth—love transcends time?
Just Once in a Verra Blue Moon - Book 2
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Believing women only want him for his wealth, Finn MacIntyre doesn't trust any woman to love him. When, during Scottish Highland games, faerie magic sends him back in time to avenge the brutal abduction of his time-traveling cousin, he learns he's the subject of a fae prophecy.
Elspeth MacLachlan, the beloved clan seer, is betrothed to a man she dislikes and dreams of the man prophesized at her birth, only to find him in the most unexpected place—facedown in the mud.
With the help of fae allies, they must overcome the treachery set to destroy them to claim a love that transcends time.
Highland Gardens Giveaway
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I would love to go to Rome 200 years from now.
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting, Joe! I think I would want to be of the wealthy class.
DeleteI love everything Scottish!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, Angela! Hoping to go soon.
DeleteWhat it must be like to be held by a man with such strength, and that sword . . . Oh the fantasy! LOL
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Congratulations! and thanks for joining this wonderful hop!
Me too, Yolanda. Love it!
Deletemaybe 1800s England
ReplyDeleteI'll come with you. :)
DeleteI would love to experience Europe most likely but I guess it would have to be around Jane Austen era. But even then it would be difficult to be a woman with a strong mind.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Women needed to hide their intelligence. Still, it would be wonderful to observe history first hand. :)
DeleteIt is from reading the amazing Historical Scottish novels that has lifted me out of depression into another world that I adore.
ReplyDeleteThat is so wonderful, Louraine. I'm glad books can make you feel better. :)
DeleteScotland/England and Medieval...as long as I could take my herb book/basket....women were strong and men stronger to survive and thrive
ReplyDeleteKnowing about the culture and especially herbs would definitely be a plus, Dawn. :)
DeleteIn many ways, I'm a very modern day girl. I need modern conveniences. That said, I always think it would be great to live in the Roaring 20s in NYC.
ReplyDeleteInteresting choice, Catherine. Experiencing the Roaring 20s sounds like fun. I'd want to be young again, so I could dance the night away. And I love the fancy dresses from the period. :)
DeleteI'd go to a house party in Regency England, perhaps 1814.
ReplyDeleteThat would be fun. I like the Regency period too. :)
DeleteI'd like to visit England and Scotland in the early to mid 1800s.
ReplyDeleteWould you prefer to pose as English or Scottish, Cathy? Since I'm of Scottish decent, that is what my choice would be. :)
DeleteI would travel to Scotland as a Clan Chief's wife.
ReplyDeleteI imagine being a Clan chief's wife is the way to go to Scotland, Debbie. :)
DeleteI'd go to Wiltshire, England at the time Stonehenge was being constructed!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the amazing giveaway!
Oh, wow! Mystery solved. Great idea. :)
DeleteI would travel back to Scotland before the 1500's. I love all things about Scotland. I want to travel there before I die.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a great time to visit Scotland, Danniell. My stories start in 1506/09. :)
DeleteI would love to go to Scotland around the 1400 to 1500's and go to the Highland Games.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like fun, Carolyn. It would be great to compare to today's games. :)
DeleteI'll take 1920 Berlin for my time travel trip. Both Scotland and North Carolina's Blue Ridge are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI went and looked it up, Lola. Sounds like it would be an interesting time in history. :)
DeleteI would love to go back in time to the Regency Period in England. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. I enjoy reading Regency Romances and have often thought I'd like to visit that time as a noble lady. :)
DeleteThe Victorian Era or the Regency Era. I loved their clothes and hairstyles. The freedom was also nice. I would not want to lose my head, so I would want to be a Noble person and definitely have to watch my P's & Q's!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely upper crust. But the clothes are amazing and to have someone else do you hair. Heaven. :)
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ReplyDeleteInteresting, Daniel. I've not thought about Egypt in a while, but I'd love to hear more about the history. I did a report on the area when in grade school. I think I should take another look. Thanks for the reminder.
DeleteIf you could travel back in time to any place, to where and to what year would you go? Hmmm good question would deff be before the 13th Century. Now that I know I am part Welsh I think I would visit there. Learn as much as I could from my family.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good, Kimi! I'd also like to visit current day Wales. :)
DeleteI Would travel to 1744 Scotland right before Culloden and would have a long talk with Bonnie Prince Charlie to talk some sense into that Stewart and hopefully change the course of history. It's a nice fantasy anyhow to think I could help the slaughter of all so many and as it makes me sad to even think of it as that ended all the clans and if you get me talking about clearances I will cry. It is the time I would go to to see if I have to power to reverse history, I am a big fan of Scottish historical romance, my clan is MacRae its seat is Eilean Donan Castle though they had no chief and fought under MacKensie colors. Of course I would love to meet my Scottish ancestors as well!
ReplyDeleteOh, Barb, if only we could change history. :) Eilean Donan is so beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteForgot to mention forgot to mention I would be a handsome Laird's wife who would honor wife family and clan who would be a fierce warrior on the battlefield and a wonderful lover of course ;)
ReplyDeleteOf course. :)
DeleteI would like to travel back to Victorian Scotland and Britain; during the mid-1800's. To see the countryside of both countries before modern roads and buildings and to see the inventions that we take for granted today first come into existence. Also be able to chat with Jane Austen and other classic authors.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds cool, Kaleena. So much was happening during the Victorian period. I love the architecture and the look of the clothes. :)
DeleteI would travel to Scotland to either 1200s or 1600s. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in the hop!
Hi, Tina. Scotland, early 1600s would be my first trip. :)
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