Kilted Hearts Books in Order

Kilted Hearts is Kait Nolan's warm, playful Scottish romance series, the one built for readers who want kilts, village gossip, family obligations, and a lot of emotional payoff. These books are contemporary, not historical, so the fun comes from watching modern characters crash into very old expectations, close-knit community ties, and the kind of romantic trouble that gets harder to hide when everybody knows everybody.

The series opens with Jilting the Kilt, a prequel that sets up one of the central relationships and gives you a feel for the world's mix of humor, history, and heart. From there, books like Cowboy in a Kilt, Grump in a Kilt, Playboy in a Kilt, and Single Dad in a Kilt each follow a different couple, while still feeling connected through shared families, recurring faces, and the same small-town rhythm.

That sense of connection is a big part of the appeal.

The heroes tend to be the sort Nolan writes especially well, protective without being overbearing, a little stubborn, and deeply rooted in place. The women are no pushovers. They have plans, histories, and excellent reasons for resisting men who look very good in wool. The ongoing tension from book to book is less about one giant external plot and more about the push and pull between duty and desire, old promises and new choices, and whether love can make room for two strong-willed people at once.

The tone stays inviting. Even when a book leans into second chances, a family pact, single-parent complications, or a woman in trouble, the series never loses its cozy charm. If you like your romance with Highland scenery, familiar side characters, and couples who have to earn their happy ending without drowning in angst, this is a very easy world to settle into.