Taming a Wild Scot: A Claimed by the Highlander Novel

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Get swept away by daring romance in the first novel in the Claimed by the Highlander series. In the Highlands of Scotland, plays for power are fought without rules, treachery and intrigue hold court, and, in one woman's heart, danger stirs as relentlessly as passion... Wrongfully accused of murder and left to die in a hellish Highland dungeon, Ana Bisset has lost all hope of freedom. But the beautiful healer's luck takes an unexpected turn when a hooded stranger appears as her rescuer. After a harrowing escape, Ana settles alone in a quiet village where no one knows her past or her reputation. The last thing she ever expects is to meet her mysterious savior again... Niall MacCurran is no hero, but a warrior on a dangerous mission to expose a threat to the realm. After his decision to free Ana, he now realizes that it is he who needs her help-willing or no-to advance his quest. But his growing feelings for the delicate yet resilient beauty soon jeopardize their safety-and not even Ana's healing gifts may be enough to protect their love, or their lives.

Rowan Keats graduated from the University of Ottawa with an Honours degree in Business. She worked as a banker, stock broker, and marketing director before returning to her true calling- writing. Born to a French-Canadian father and a Scottish-Danish mother, she has centuries of rich history to draw from when penning her romantic tales of days gone by. She is the author of the Claimed by the Highlander series, including To Kiss a Kilted Warrior, When a Laird Takes a Lady, What a Lass Wants, and Taming a Wild Scot.

"A rich, exciting new voice in Scottish historical romance! Rowan Keats captures all the passion and heart of the Highlands as she expertly weaves a wonderful tale of passion, intrigue and love that you won't want to put down."-New York Times bestselling author Monica McCarty "Keats' debut sets the stage for a rising star of medieval romance. She seamlessly weaves an unusual romance with the intrigues and power plays associated with the era, greatly enhancing the story's emotional power."-RT Book Reviews "Lyrical writing...and a strong cast of characters will keep the reader engaged."-Publishers Weekly