"One more chance at life . . . One more noble deed.
But there's a catch.
In this sweet, heart-warming collection, follow Adam Gordon from Culloden Moor to his heart's desire. Malcolm Sinclair will struggle against PTSD as he discovers his greatest enemy comes from within. On the Isle of Raasay, two lost souls realize they must help each other in order to find peace. And a gentle shoemaker named Patrick must decide what is true courage.
Four ghosts from the last battle fought on Scottish soil seek redemption as they rise from the bloody moor. But will they choose revenge? Or life?"
"As a shoemaker, no one thought to include Patrick Lindsay when gathering forces to fight for Prince Charlie. Though eventually included as an afterthought, Patrick is nonetheless warmed by the soldierly camaraderie—and perhaps a glass or two too many of whisky. But is following the crowd a good thing?
Grabbing his chance to prove his bravery, Patrick’s trusting nature led him to his death on Culloden’s battlefield. With Soni’s offer of a second chance to prove his worth, Patrick is plunged deep into the past where he will question what he believes about himself and the world around him.
Laila’s healing powers may seem like magic to some. And her secret friendship with Ormarr the Terrible could make her suspicious to many in her village. Caught between an injured dragon and a melancholy ghost, will the rumors of witchcraft prove too much?
Will Patrick again follow the crowd and watch Laila pay for the accusations leveled against her? Or will he do what he believes is right and take a chance on true bravery?"
"Known for a time as Hugh MacLeod, I joined the Glengarry Regiment on the promises of battlefield glory. Devastated by the atrocities committed by the Duke of Cumberland after the Jacobite losses at the battle of Culloden, will a chance to bring my grievances before Prince Charlie give me peace?
Only sixteen when I followed my brothers off to war for the glory of Scotland, I hid from them until ’twas too late to turn back. I gave up my life on Culloden moor that fateful day, but others lost far more. Accepting Soni’s challenge meant a return to my beloved Isle of Rasaay. Will I come to terms with the changes? Or does my chance at peace come with a price?
Hugh MacLeod’s story is one of two lost souls who find their peace only through helping each other. If you’re ready for a sweet love story with a couple of twists you might not see coming, listen to MacLeod today."
"Adam Patrick Gordon is a ghost of Culloden’s battlefield. Tormented by unfinished business which he believes led to his wife’s death while he was away at war, he can find no peace. Will a chance at redemption and the right to speak his mind to Prince Charlie be the balm he needs? Or will he exchange his boon for one more day with his sweet Mairi?
One of the unlucky few from the Glenbucket Brigade who fell at Culloden Moor on that fateful day in April, 1746, Adam has spent three hundred restless years riddled with guilt over the note he received the night before the battle. When offered a chance to do a good deed and end his unhappy existence haunting the moor, will he accept the terms?
This heart-warming story of Adam’s redemption will have you reaching for the tissues as you cheer him to his happy-ever-after."
"Malcolm Sinclair is haunted by the final days of his life. He’d gladly accept Soni’s challenge and do his good deed in exchange for a chance at peace . . . but why did the damsel in distress have to be a Sutherland?
Malcolm may be the only Jacobite soldier in the Earl of Cromartie’s regiment to escape the devastating defeat at the hands of the Sutherlands at Little Ferry on 15 April, 1746, only to fall at the Battle of Culloden Moor the following day. When offered a chance to finally lay to rest the demons which lurk in his mind, he gladly accepts. But saving the life of a descendant of the clan that destroyed his fellow soldiers won’t be easy.
Can Malcolm, whose demons would one day be recognized as PTSD, remain true to his personal honor as he struggles to overcome his fears and help a young woman despite her connections which trigger his debilitating memories?
If you love sweet, heart-warming romance with a bit of suspense, grab your copy of Malcolm today and get swept away by this tale set in a distillery in the hills of Tennessee—a most unlikely place for a Scottish ghost."
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