“Lush, lively and romantic - Lynsay Sands hits all the right notes.” - Suzanne Enoch, NYT bestselling author Product Details A sexy, delightful must-read for historical romance fans.” - Kirkus Reviews on The Wrong Highlander “An intriguing mystery, interesting characters, and some unexpected twists that will keep readers guessing. “Suspenseful 14th-century romance…page-turning, propulsive.” - BookPage on Highland Treasure “ Highland Treasure completely swept me up with its exciting plot and wonderful cast of characters right from the first page. “With Highland Wolf, Sands delivers another laugh-out-loud romance mystery…an enthralling read.” - Fresh Fiction “You can’t help but fall in love with Lynsay Sands!” - Christina Dodd 'Readers will find yet another Highland couple to fall in love with.' - Library Journal

She soon decides she can trust him with her life. However, the more time she spends with Calan, the more she falls for this strong, honorable laird. Unsure if he is friend or foe, she claims not to remember her own name or how she’d come to be in the clearing. But after a struggle over a plaid she tried to “borrow,” she awakens in a strange bed with a strange man seated in a chair beside her. Kidnapped and forced to wed her clan’s enemy, Allissaid MacFarlane had risked death to escape. He’d have to take her back to his castle and tend her wounds to learn that. Having hit her head when he’d tackled her to the ground, the woman was now unconscious and couldn’t explain how she had ended up bruised and naked in his woods. For fans of Outlander, New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands’ newest installment of the Highland Brides series brings us a sweeping tale of passion as a laird’s swim in a loch leads to the love of a lifetime.Īn invigorating swim in the loch was exactly what Calan Campbell, Laird of Kilcairn, needed after defeating his enemies in battle. What he didn’t need was a thief running away with his plaid while he swam. Calan gave chase and managed to catch the lad, only the lad turned out to be a lass, and obviously a lady.

In Her Highlander's Bed by Lynsay Sands