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Mary Wine's Fourth Highland Weddings Book, Highland Flame, Is Out Now!

Highland Flame , the fourth book in Mary Wine's Highland Weddings series, is out now! NEWLY MINTED LAIRD SEEKS WIFE, PREFERABLY RICH Laird Diocail Gordon has just inherited his uncle’s run down castle and rag-tag clan. He knows the sorry sight of the castle would send any woman running, but is determined to find a wife to help return his home to its former glory.  Widowed lady Jane Stanley is determined to return to England, even if she has to tromp through the Scottish Highlands on foot to get there. Her travels lead her straight into the midst of a troop of dangerous Highland warriors. The mysterious, brawny laird forbids his men to harm her, and the spark between them is immediate. The only way Diocail can keep her safe is to take her home with him, but will the miserable state of his clan douse her newly ignited Highland flame? Enjoy this excerpt from Highland Flame ! The man in front of her was huge. She’d rarely seen his match. He was a mountain of pu...

Highland Hellion by Mary Wine is out now!

Highland Hellion by Mary Wine is out now! KATHERINE CAREW: Illegitimate daughter of an English earl Abducted to Scotland at age 14 No family, no reputation... No rules ROLFE MCTAVISH: Heir to an honorable Highland laird Can't believe how well tomboy Kate can fight About to learn how much of a woman she really is Scotland is seething with plots, the vengeful Gordons are spoiling for a fight, and the neighboring clans are at each other's throats. All it takes is a passionate hellion with a penchant for reckless adventure to ignite the Highlands once more. Enjoy this excerpt from Highland Hellion ! “Katherine Carew.” The great hall of MacPherson castle went quiet as Shamus MacPherson spoke her name. The laird of the clan was old now, but at times, his voice still rang with authority. Tonight was one of those nights. His retainers turned to consider her as she hesitated with one leg over a bench and her supper still in her hands. On...

An excerpt from Mary Wine's Highland Vixen

Yesterday saw the publication of Mary Wine's second Highland Weddings book, Highland Vixen. We're excited to share an excerpt from the book to celebrate! EXCERPT She was not afraid of him. At least, Helen had told herself so a hundred times over, and had even made certain to tell Marcus MacPherson the same when he was glowering down at her. Yet, the truth was, she was running from him, and that bit of truth left her cheeks warm from temper. She snorted, finally pleased with some part of her circumstances. Standing in the rain, looking out over a deserted moor, she needed any way to warm herself, even being disgruntled. Her fingers were frozen, and beggars couldn’t be choosers, after all. “Having second thoughts, Helen?” Helen turned to look at Brenda Grant. “No, simply enjoying a view that does no’ include MacPherson Castle.” “Ye were there a long time.” Brenda spoke softly, her tone hinting that she wasn’t convinced by Helen’s answer. “Long enough to...

New Release: Highland Spitfire by Mary Wine

This February marks the release of Highland Spitfire , the first in Mary Wine’s new Highland Weddings series! To celebrate, Mary joins us on the blog to share an excerpt and answer a quick either/or question. Question: Do you prefer dancing or singing? Answer: "I enjoy both but if you have ever heard me sing, you’ll thank me to stick with dancing!" An Excerpt: “The Crown and the king will no longer tolerate unrest in the Highlands.” Morton informed them all. “What are ye planning on doing?” her father demanded. “Killing us all?” He chuckled ominously. “Ye’ll nae be the first nobleman who fails at that task.” The Abbey was full of amusement, the sound bouncing between the dark stone walls. “Come here, Mistress,” the earl demanded. Ailis wanted to refuse, but that felt cowardly. Bhaic was standing up to the man, so she would as well. “Stay where ye are, Daughter,” her father ordered. She stood, earning another round of laughter from the MacPhersons. “Seems ye are as good ...