Cathy MacRae Books in Order

Ordered to end a clan feud through marriage, Eaden Scott discovers that his kidnapped bride is the wrong woman. Mary Marsh faces an unwanted union, while their growing attachment complicates the king's demands and Eaden's obligations.

After ten years away, Ryan Macraig returns to a divided homeland and falls for Gilda Macrory, whose clan is his family's enemy. Parental opposition and pirate raids threaten a relationship already burdened by inherited loyalties.

Killed at Culloden, Adam Patrick Gordon remains haunted by the pregnant wife he left behind and his failures in battle. A fellow fallen Highlander offers a chance at redemption, beginning with a request involving Soni.

After rescuing two women, warrior Anna Braxton finds herself imprisoned by the Scottish clan she helped. Duncan MacGregor must reconcile his father's orders with his attraction to Anna, who demands freedom on her own terms.

Kinnon Macrory travels to France to fight the English, only to face imprisonment on a false treason charge. Melisende de La Roche helps the wounded Scotsman escape, risking her own future as their dangerous flight draws them together.

Returning after his father's death, Connor MacLaurey finds his inheritance threatened by a usurping cousin. Meanwhile, Brianna Douglas faces accusations of cattle theft and an unwanted marriage, bringing their battles for family and freedom into collision.

Sixteen-year-old Hugh MacLeod secretly follows his brothers into the Jacobite cause and dies fighting at Culloden. As a ghost, he confronts family secrets, anger at the men responsible, and an unexpected opportunity to reconsider his unfinished purpose.

Malcolm Sinclair survives the destruction of his regiment at Little Ferry, only to die at Culloden the following day. Haunted by those final hours, he seeks redemption through a heroic deed involving a member of the opposing Sutherland clan.

Shoemaker Patrick Lindsay dies fighting for Prince Charles with little chance to prove his bravery. Offered another opportunity, he travels into a distant Scottish past, where dragons and a healer named Laila complicate his search for purpose.

Raised as a warrior in the Holy Land, Arbela MacLean accompanies her father to Scotland and becomes part of a proposed clan alliance. Widowed Caelen MacKern needs resources, while Arbela fears losing her hard-won independence to marriage.

Calder MacGerry marries Katja Sinclair to strengthen his impoverished clan and settle a feud. She escapes a harsh father but encounters hostility among her new people, eventually seeking refuge with her Viking relatives in Shetland.

Mhàiri faces marriage to a wealthy older man to fund her imprisoned uncle’s ransom. Her childhood love Michaell offers help, while a mysterious brooch and a snowbound reunion may offer a way to escape the unwanted betrothal.

After war claims her husband and children, Hanna of Hällstein reaches Scotland carrying grief and a desire for revenge. Widower Alex MacLean resists another marriage, but their attraction brings personal loyalties into conflict with royal demands.

Ordered to find a wife, Birk MacLean wants a strong partner for his clan. Welsh princess Carys Wen, fleeing English aggression, faces imprisonment for poaching, making marriage a possible escape that carries dangers of its own.

Geoffrey de Wylde's commitment to chivalry is tested when he protects Marsaili de Ville, a widow fleeing an unwanted marriage. Pursuing enemies and a murder accusation force him to weigh his principles against the woman's safety.

After four betrothed men die before their weddings, Rosaline Johnstone fears a faerie curse makes marriage fatal. Knight Walter de Ellerton wants to win her trust, but family schemes and her fears threaten their growing connection.

Injured and separated from his companions near the Scottish border, English knight Simon de Brette finds help from healer Iseabal Maxwell. Her family's history and an unwanted marriage complicate a bond already divided by national loyalties.

Brenna and Highlander Uilleam resent the marriage their fathers arranged to unite two trading businesses. With Christmas approaching, their clashing expectations and assumptions threaten the match, unless they can discover something beyond the stereotypes each has embraced.

Escaping an unjust execution, Phillipe de Poitiers abandons his crown and becomes a mercenary in Scotland. Protecting Maggie MacLaren, who has fled an abusive husband, draws him into a dangerous struggle involving island refuge and pirate treasure.

Rona MacNeill's pirate raids help feed her struggling clan, but stealing the wrong ship brings her into conflict with Pedr MacLean. A proposed marriage and demands concerning the missing vessel threaten to turn their encounter into disaster.

Sent to guard Scaurness Castle, Ranald Scott may inherit its clan and marry Caitriona Macrory if her missing brother cannot be found. Caitriona resents the arrangement and conceals a secret that could destroy their fragile trust.