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Great Value! 12 Book Box Set - READ FREE WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED Enjoy sweet Amish romance stories, mail order bride stories, Regency romance and Scottish Highland love stories. Be swept away in timeless romance stories that speak to the heart. The collection includes: Amish Homecoming Amish Doubt Amish Heartache The Doctor's Pregnant Bride The Orphan Bride The Rancher's Bride Rejected by the Embittered Earl Rescued from the Earl Charming the Duke Highland Treachery Highland Riches Highland Secrets

10 book box set of Scottish Highlander and Regency romance books. The set includes: Regency Romance from Sophia Wilson The Duke's Redemption The Duke's Indiscretion The Duke's Deadly Secret The Duke's Dark Desire The Disappearing Duke Scottish Highlander Romance from Blair Keith The Highlander’s Dark Secret Highland Jewel The Highlander’s Revenge Highland Betrayal Highland Heartbeat

Conan, the laird of Angus, Clan McDuff, and Una, the daughter of the laird of Caithness, Clan McGregor, have loved each other for many years, until a feud between the clans is unleashed and Una and Conan are forbidden to see each other. Unwilling to give up the man she loves, Una and Conan meet at night, in secret. Or so they think. Boyd, the finest knight of Clan McGregor, is in love with Una, and he states his intentions to her father that she be betrothed to him. But when Boyd follows her one night and sees her meeting Conan, a lethal fury is unleashed.

Alan Innes, Laird of Edinburgh, Clan McGregor, finds himself falling for the beautiful servant-maid, Heather, the daughter of the castle's groundskeeper. He has just returned home to the castle, planning his wedding to a woman he will never love. When his mother catches Alan and Heather alone, her suspicions rise. Lady Innes will do whatever has to be done to keep her son and Heather apart. When Lady Innes concocts a plan to banish Heather from the castle, things take a deadly turn.

Agnes' hard life from a young age leaves her feeling scorned and unloved. As she works long hours in the castle's kitchens, she is shunned by the other servants. While Agnes accepts her lot in life, she is surprised when she encounters the Laird of Edinburgh, William. Although he is kind to her, Agnes knows he is only being polite. But William's heart flutters whenever he sees her. But there is someone in the castle of Clan Anderson who does not want William to be around Agnes, and they will do whatever it takes to remove her from William's life.

When a mysterious 18-year-old woman attracts the Laird of Inverness, Wallace, Clan Campbell is wary. For Bridget has appeared suddenly, with a harrowing tale too absurd to be true. As Wallace's feelings grow for the beautiful woman, Bridget's feelings grow for another man. She is prepared to do whatever Alec wants to gain favor for her clan. But when Wallace's life is on the line, Bridget must make a choice. Do the evil that Alec wants or risk her own life to protect the man she has come to care about.

Alastair and Fiona are betrothed, yet Alastair, successor to the Lairdship of Aberdeen, is rebelling against the arranged marriage. Spoiled and entitled, Fiona desperately clings to Alastair. For if she cannot have him, no one else will. When Alastair meets his mother's new maid, Aileen, his heart feels a passion that he has never felt for Fiona. But as successor to the Lairdship, he brushes aside his feelings, preparing for his wedding to a woman he will never love. But Fiona has noticed the way he looks at Aileen and concocts a plan of her own.

Heather, a beautiful chambermaid in the Laird of Edinburgh’s castle, is married to an abusive man, Duff, whom she has grown to despise - a man who will not comfort her when their son becomes deathly sick. Many men are attracted to Heather, including Alan, the Laird of Edinburgh, who gazes upon her beauty intently whenever he sees her. Alan plans to claim Heather as his own, but Heather rebuffs him, not wanting to be unfaithful to her husband, which only intensifies the Laird’s desire for her.

When Gordon, father of four beautiful daughters, was forced to beg the laird for money to purchase cattle and provide a better life for his daughters, Alastair agreed and set a timeline for repayment. When things go horribly wrong and Gordon cannot repay the laird, Alastair requests Gordon's youngest daughter, Morna, until Gordon is able to pay back the loan. Scared of the ruthless laird and heartbroken she is now a prisoner in the laird's castle, Morna vows to escape. She would rather risk death than spend another minute with the laird.

Alison marveled at how everything was still the same as she returned to the town she had left six years ago when she was 12. Now 18, she has grown into a beautiful woman. She hesitated at returning due to the humiliation she suffered at the hands of Kirk, a boy she believed she had been in love with. But Kirk never paid any attention to her, a lowly servant from a poor family. All of the town's girls had been smitten by Kirk, son of the laird and future Laird of Caithness. As she reunites with her best friend, Berthia, from childhood, she learns that Kirk is now the laird.

Lily has been promised in marriage by her parents to the Laird of Loneshire, a man of vast wealth, whose first wife died under mysterious circumstances. She travels to Loneshire, her new home, escorted by the Laird's brother, Douglas, who she finds rude and arrogant. But as they travel on their long journey, feelings arise on both sides.

The Laird of Edinburgh is a fair man, in love and war, until he is crossed, as Montgomery finds out while trying to deceive the Laird out of his most prized jewels. But when punishment is brought down, a terrified Montgomery begs for his life as the Laird demands Montgomery's most prized possession, his daughter, Heather. As a terrified Heather is held captive, her days and nights are filled with sorrow and fear. As the Laird grows more fond of her, Heather's father begs that she be released. But the Laird refuses to give up a possession more desirous than jewels.

Silena struggles to get free. It wasn't supposed to be like this. She had no idea who had taken her, where they were taking her - or what awaited her. Her brother, Ronan, is the Laird of Inverness, of Clan Davidson, who are in a bitter feud with Clan Stuart, led by the vile Laird of Aberdeenshire, Eadan, who vows revenge on Clan Davidson for the deaths of his family. And what better target than the Laird's sister, Silena?

Ewan, Clan Chattan Laird, has vowed revenge on Clan Cameron for 18 years when they ambushed and killed his family. He plans to kidnap the sister of the Laird of Clan Cameron, hold her captive in a tower, and plan her execution. While Iona begs Ewan to set her free, although he finds her beautiful, he tells her that she is the payment for the savagery committed by her clan against his, a savagery that Iona is not aware of. When Ewan's betrothed sees Ewan growing fond of Iona, she and the clan push for Iona's execution.

Half-sisters, Efie and Colina, are treated very differently by their mother, Fenella, who favors the vibrant Efie. Colina, the strikingly beautiful sister, is treated as a servant. Both girls lost their fathers under mysterious circumstances. The eligible clan bachelors try to win the affections of Efie, and ignore the shy and quiet Colina. When Fenella hosts a banquet for Ross, the successor to the Lairdship of Elgin, in hopes that he will marry Efie, Efie wants no part of Ross. She has no interest in him and refuses to engage a man she feels no attraction for.

Bethia became betrothed to Ivar, successor to the Lairdship of Caithness, when they were younger. She dislikes Ivar immensely as he is jealous, possessive and arrogant. When he is sent away for many years by his father, Bethia rejoices. But 10 years later, Ivar is back, having grown into a handsome leader, preparing to take over the lairdship. As the clan gathers for Ivar's return, Bethia does not want to see him. But when she sets eyes on him, her heart is taken aback. But Ivar wants nothing to do with her.

When Blane, successor to the Lairdship of Aberdeen from Clan Ainslie, takes over the lairdship, his brother, Andrew, vows revenge on the lairdship which he believes to be rightfully his. The Clan has lived peacefully for years with no enemies, until Andrew sets a plan in motion that will unleash battles that will tear the clan apart. When Blane is betrothed to Lilias, a beautiful mild-mannered maiden in the clan, Andrew vows to take Blane down, planning an act so reprehensible so that he can marry Lilias, who he has been in love with for a long time.

Lorna has loved Blane, Laird of Nairn, for years but his bitter mother, Lady Morna, does what she can to keep Lorna and Blane apart, including arranging a marriage for Blane that will benefit both clans. When Lorna discovers that Blane is betrothed to Edana, daughter of the Laird of Shetland, after not having seen him in over a year, her world collapses. Edana's parents are pushing for a quick marriage, keeping it a secret from Lady Morna that they are desperate for money. Desperately needing to see Blane, Lorna visits the castle with her father, and old feelings stir when she sets eyes on him. Blane is taken aback by her beauty but says nothing as he is to be married soon. But as weeks go by, Blane finds his feelings growing for Lorna and vows to break the betrothal to Edana.

Blane, heir to the Lairdship of Edinburgh, is struck by the beauty of his new chambermaid, Annabel, igniting extreme jealousy in Effie of Clan McFarlane, his betrothed, and his mother, Davina. Blane secretly longs for Annabel, watching her from a distance, but keeps his distance as she is just a common girl. When Blane's father, Alastair, the Much Honored Laird of Edinburgh, is involved in a horrifying accident, Blane prepares to take over control of Clan Campbell, angering his father's twin brother, Duff, who plots to take the lairdship away from him.

Jean, the daughter of the Laird's farrier, has loved Alan, successor to the lairdship of Clan Grant, for years. At 16, Jean was hired as the castle's kitchen help, and worshipped Alan from afar. But Alan paid her no attention, and his good looks attracted the affections of many women, especially Lady Janet, a woman full of conceit, envy, and jealousy, to whom he is betrothed.