The third standalone instalment in the Marry the Scot contemporary romance series takes you away to big love in the splendour of the Scottish Highlands. You'll adore this modern-day hot Scot and his delicate and determined musician. At seventeen, there's no way this lass is right for me. She's my best friend's sister and five years younger than me. But she's gorgeous. Confident. A musician who plays a violin like it's a part of her. Outside the dirty windows, the sun shone on Glasgow’s city streets. I had a car waiting in a nearby hotel car park, left by my family so I could make the long drive south.

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A mind-blowing kiss, a phone call he never thought he wanted... Ally is about to fall in love. Twice. It was an act, every one of my movements, on display for all to see. But the bairn didn’t care about that. She wasn’t judging me. The tiny wee thing only needed comfort. This was going to hurt. My heart ached, beating double time, but I forced myself to gaze at her wee face. She scrunched up her nose, her eyes tight shut.I'm thrilled to tell you that Stubborn Spark (Wild Scots, #5) broke four of my publishing records. Four! Over his shoulder, I caught sight of a group entering the bar—JJ, who was on my team, plus a few others from the snowboarding circuit. If they dragged me into their posse, I’d spend the night listening to bragging and one-upmanship. I didn’t hide my sigh. His worries, and the problems with his family, stifled his life. He’d never wanted to go to university like me, but he did have ambitions. Ones that had been left on a shelf.

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I wrinkled my nose. Ski patrol—skirting the perimeter of the snowboarding centre’s piste range—was vital, particularly this close to dusk. Tourists got caught up in the fun and sometimes needed to be rounded up. But unless I was mistaken, this woman was seasonal and therefore probably unqualified. “On your own?”I rolled my shoulders and switched my view to the street. Any minute, and I’d have my parole sentence plan—joke that it was—and I could leave. The longer I sat still, the more time I had to dwell on the reason I’d been arrested and imprisoned in the first place. Perhaps it was finishing university and almost being free that explained why my body had gone haywire. I was pent-up with energy. Hungry. Itching for…something. He thumbed at himself. “Solo artist. But I have session musicians. None I’d call friends. I’m not exactly alone, though.” The third standalone instalment in the Marry the Scot contemporary romance series takes you away to big love in the Scottish Highlands. You will adore this modern-day hot Scot and his delicate and determined musician.