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Love in the Scottish Winter Highlands A heartwarming cosy and spicy small town romance set in Scotland

By Beatrice Bradshaw

Format:eBook

She inherits a crumbling castle in the Scottish Highlands. But her biggest challenge? The brooding Scot next door.Londoner Marla is determined to restore the Scottish castle she has unexpectedly inherited. There’s only one problem: her neighbour Niall, a grumpy widower, wants her gone and will do whatever it takes to make her leave.They clash at every corner of their Scottish small town. But behind their fights is a fierce attraction neither can ignore.At a Christmas party in the village pub, their tension hits a tipping point. And when a snowstorm traps them in the castle, a single spark sets everything alight.But one incredible night can’t erase the obstacles between them – especially when Niall’s secret threatens to destroy Marla’s future in the Highlands… and the happiness they never saw coming.A heart-warming and steamy holiday romance featuring:- Enemies to lovers tension- Grumpy/ sunshine dynamic- Funny fish out of water moments- An inherited castle- A quirky community- Big banter and even bigger feelingsLove in the Scottish Winter Highlands is book 1 in the ‘Escape to Scotland’-series. Each romance stands alone, has a swoony happy ending, and transports you straight to Scotland.If you love brooding heroes, fiery heroines, and a slow-burn romance full of passion and secrets, escape to the Scottish Highlands today!

Romance
260 pages • eBook
First published 2023-11-01

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Jenny BeyReviewed by Jenny Bey

<b>A heartwarming cosy and spicy small town romance set in Scotland</b> I didn’t enjoy it that much but it’s a nice read for in between in the cold season. Especially for Scotland fans. The story was to predictable. What I liked was the village feeling and that the villagers stand up for each other’s. And helped Marla and kicked Niall in his ass, well verbally. Also the description of Scotland and the weather. Some dialogues between the characters were great. Also the way Marla is talking so hilarious and she has a ready tongue. A funny thing in this book are all the references to music, movies and books. I really enjoyed that. Sometimes I had to chuckle and laugh. “They wanted the Outlander bits, but not Trainspotting.” - Niall is talking about the tourists. “‘Awww, how cute! I hope you didn’t kill its mother,’ Marla said as she took it out of his hands. ‘I think I probably might have,’ he said, and his mouth curved in amusement. ‘Then let’s call it Bambi!’”- Niall and Marla talking about a Christmas tree.

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