National Tartan Day is Friday, April 6, celebrating all things Scottish. Let's get the party started with Cathy & DD MacRae's THE HIGHLANDER'S NORSE BRIDE:
Alex MacLean has buried a wife and three children. Ignoring the clamors for him to wed again and produce an heir, he finds himself drawn to a Norse refugee who defies him and tests the limits of his patience—and his power as Laird.
Torn between revenge and honor, Hanna fears setting aside her vow of vengeance means she has lost her reason for living. Alex is determined to save her, even if it means defying the king.
Cathy MacRae lives on the
sunny side of the Arbuckle Mountains where she and her husband read, write, and
tend the garden—with the help of the dogs, of course.
You can visit with her on
facebook, or read her blogs and learn about her books at cathymacraeauthor.com. Drop her a line—she loves to hear from
readers!
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DD MacRae enjoys bringing
history to life and considers research one of the best things about writing a
story! With more than 35 years of martial arts training, DD also brings
breath-taking action to the tales.
You can connect with DD
through cathymacraeauthor.com. It’s always exciting to hear from readers!
Facebook: facebook.com/cathymacraeauthor
Twitter: twitter.com/cmacraeauthor
I am giving away Scottish swag to one randomly selected commenter. To enter the giveaway,
1. Leave a comment about Scotland - what do you love about it?
2. Comments are open through Sunday, April 1, 2018, 10 pm in Baltimore.
3. I'll post the winner on Monday, April 2, 2018.
Mahalo,
Kim in Baltimore
Aloha Spirit in Charm City
I think the wildness of it all. It still seems like times of yore. Maybe because of all the medieval romances set in Scotland that I read lol.
ReplyDeleteThe brogue and the tartan designs.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of Scottish blood on my mother's side. The skirl of the pipes does stir my heart.
ReplyDeletemany things really
ReplyDeleteI love the feel of Scotland. There is so much past there.
ReplyDeleteScotland has so much history. A lot very sad but it's so beautiful from the pictures I've seen. Love the kilts and brogue.
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Their men in kilts!
ReplyDeleteThe Highlands seem so beautiful.
ReplyDeletedenise
The Scottish Highlands...and the fact that we will be visiting a few places in Scotland this June!
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