LL Muir Books in Order

Lady Tempest has an escape plan after her stepfather offers her up for profit, but the Duke of Stromburg keeps getting in the way. He is no hero, yet he may be the only person willing to help.

Jillian is tricked into fifteenth-century Scotland by two meddling witches and lands in the arms of laird Montgomery Ross. To get home, she may have to betray the very man she is falling for.

Brianna's Scottish holiday goes wildly off course when she ends up trapped in a castle with Heathcliff McKinnon and his voiceless daughter. Snow, mistrust, and a strange coachman turn it into a tender time-travel romance.

Jamison is crushing on the mysterious new girl next door, until he learns her Somerled family may be planning to sacrifice her. Skye's awakening feelings threaten everything she has been taught to obey.

Olivia writes as the Scarlet Plumiere to expose men, break free of a miserable match, and help other women do the same. Then she targets one of the Four Kings and gives powerful enemies every reason to hunt her.

Napoleon's return forces the Earl of Ashmoore back to Paris when a friend's kidnapping turns urgent. Regency danger, loyal friendship, and reluctant love drive this connected Scarlet Plumiere story.

At a wedding, the last person expecting romance is the florist, until one tossed bouquet changes the day. This short tale is playful, sweet, and built around the chaos only weddings can provide.

With a hit man on her trail, Jules runs straight into the past and into the path of Quinn, a Highlander desperate to change his fate. Their only hope may lie in outwitting both history and a deadly enemy.

This lighter paranormal romance blends rough edges, comic tension, and a love story touched by the uncanny. L.L. Muir pairs charm and trouble in a compact tale with a playful Old West flavor.

Jamison and Skye's dangerous bond carries into a darker second round as the Somerled threat closes in. Love, loyalty, and survival all get harder once there is nowhere safe left to hide.

Isobelle's talent for trouble carries her to Venice and into the orbit of Gaspar, a dangerous man called God's Dragon. Attraction flares fast, but so do the risks surrounding witchcraft, power, and survival.

Ivy lies her way to Scotland and gets tangled up with Wickham Muir, a powerful Highlander who knows she is meant for him. Trouble follows close behind, especially when his twin takes an interest too.

Hannah must sell her paintings at a music festival or lose her home, but she fears the wrong sale could cost her more than money. Dougal is sent to help, and quickly finds friendship may not be enough.

Alexander Fraser leaves Culloden determined to prove moving on is nothing to fear. Instead, he ends up stranded with runaway bride Chelsea, where attraction and old wounds make both of them dangerously vulnerable.

A fast-moving romantic suspense story where danger lands first and romance has to catch up. Muir keeps the pace quick, the stakes personal, and the trouble very close at hand.

Jamie returns to the place he once called home and discovers it is haunted in more ways than one. To win his chance at peace, he must face old family sins and the heartbreak of Elspeth.

Kennedy steps into mortal life carrying secrets too large to share safely. This installment leans into mystery and revelation, with romance threaded through one of the series' most spoiler-sensitive turns.

In 1704, three English brides-to-be sneak into Scotland for one last scavenger-hunt adventure before marriage. The Scots sent to find them are exactly wrong for the job, and exactly right for the romance.

Lachlan is the first ghost to accept Soni's challenge and rush into a rescue that should have been simple. Harper, on the run from her murderous stepfather, has no intention of trusting a kilted stranger.

Macbeth would rather avoid the angry dead waiting for him in the hereafter, but his time as a ghost is ending. Catherine is the last distraction he needs, and possibly the only one worth risking everything for.

Grace hires a Scottish boyfriend for her sister's wedding, only to end up with the very real Fitzjames Payton. Thrown into Texas family chaos, he has to choose between revenge and the woman stealing his heart.

Rabby MacDonald is only ten, and he and his dog have haunted Culloden for centuries. His story skips the romance and goes straight for courage, trust, and the kind of ending this wee ghost has earned.

Soncerae, a young Muir witch, offers 79 Highlander ghosts one last chance at life, revenge, and love. Rule McEwan is the first to take the leap, and his choice sets the whole saga in motion.

Ford Forsgreen is being pushed toward marriage from every direction, while Georgette is trapped by a secret that could destroy her. Their Regency courtship is full of pressure, danger, and hard choices.

Brodrick's brief return to life turns into a desperate run for safety. Beside him is a sharp-minded woman who may understand him too well, and neither of them has much time to waste.

Mercy is bent on avenging her brother, even if it destroys her. Connor, one of Culloden's least heroic ghosts, expects to spend his second chance chasing pleasure, until saving Mercy gives him something better to fight for.

Gerard still aches for the woman he met only a day before Culloden, and the witch finally gives him a chance to keep his promise. But memory is a slippery thing, and both he and Assa may lose everything if it fails them.

Morey Fraser's family once paid dearly for a bargain with Lord Lovat, and that legacy still haunts him. His second chance forces him to face old loyalties, old losses, and the cost behind the Fraser name.

Esme takes desperate steps to protect her late father's reputation and ends up targeted for murder at sea. Watson insists on protecting her, but solving the mystery may cost him the future he wants with her.

A quirky standalone that peeks into the mind of a writer and lets imagination blur with real life. It is more offbeat than Muir's Highlander romances, but it keeps her taste for emotional chaos.

Another of Culloden's restless ghosts steps into the world with one brief chance to do some good. Finlay blends Highland charm, looming danger, and the second-chance romance that drives the series.

Hamish hopes for an easy holiday and a wealthy woman, but the witch has harsher plans. His mission to save abandoned children becomes even harder when the perfect woman, and the wrong enemy, enter the picture.

Former MI6 agent James wants one more trip to the fifteenth century to find the woman he believes is waiting there. With help from the Muir witches, he collides with klutzy romantic Phoebe and a very old road to love.

Tristan gets his own turn to leave Culloden behind and gamble on a future he never expected. Love arrives under pressure, as it always does in this series, with danger close and time running short.

A young fortune-teller becomes a murder suspect, and the investigator circling the case is not sure whether to trust her or protect her. Cozy mystery, witchcraft, and a strange little owlet keep things lively.

Bram is given one fragile chance to step back into life and change the story written for him on the moor. Old grudges, new desire, and the clock set the terms.

Jack's turn at mortality brings another Highland ghost face to face with danger, desire, and the hard work of becoming better than his past. It is a brisk, romantic entry in the long Culloden saga.

After a cursed tunnel rewrites his age and memory, Percy has spent years under Jules's care. Now he wants to go home, and everyone must face what that return could unleash.

The Scavenger Hunting adventure continues with a more dangerous, sea-salted twist. Romance, pursuit, and historical chaos keep the story moving as quickly as the title promises.

Rhys was never supposed to die at Culloden, so when new life is offered he wants to grab it and run. Fate, naturally, has other plans, and they involve a woman he cannot simply leave behind.

Jordan Lennox loves Scotland, but a mystery man in a kilt makes her wonder how much of the country she has failed to see. This is the blacksmith tale many series readers wait for, and it plays that anticipation well.

Fisher is determined to leave his mark on the world when his long-awaited chance finally comes. Love and pursuit complicate that plan quickly, turning his second life into something far more personal.

Penny lives with her research and her dogs on the island of Stroma, until Ethan Moodie literally blows into her life. He is trying to prove himself worthy of moving on, but she may be the real lesson.

Old promises, witchcraft, and long-buried truths collide in one of the saga's major turning points. The stakes rise well beyond one romance as the future of Wickham Muir and the wider world comes into focus.

Another connected Scarlet Plumiere romance, this one mixes Regency emotion with secrets, social risk, and the pressure of choosing love in a world designed to limit it. The heart is there, but so is danger.

Henley flees cruel parents and lands in Dorset with nowhere safe to go. Harcourt is hiding from his own odd burden, and their uneasy connection becomes a moving, darkly funny romance about courage and escape.

Giver's second chance comes with the usual Culloden bargain, do something worthy and risk wanting more than closure. Sacrifice, attraction, and the pull of a new life drive this entry.

Wyndham has to convince an artist that he is the living form of the muse she adores. It is a romantic, slightly dreamlike setup, with centuries of longing tucked underneath.

Knox thinks the only woman he wants is long gone, then fate drops him beside Alice, a maid trapped in a dangerous household. He is determined that this time the woman he loves gets out alive.

Gibbs MacTavish proved his courage long ago, but life away from Wickham's ranch asks for a different kind of bravery. His second chance is less about battle than imagining a future worth keeping.

Another Highland warrior steps off Culloden Moor for one last chance at love and closure. St. Leger keeps the series focus on second lives, old pain, and futures that still have to be earned.

Forbes has hidden a dangerous secret on his person for 270 years, and a French archaeologist is about to uncover it. To protect his place in history, he must work beside the very woman who could undo him.

A small bet, a Highland ghost, and a rapidly growing emotional mess are a very Muir combination. This late-series installment keeps the romance lively while the larger Culloden world keeps shifting.

Tulloch is mysterious, over-sensed, and far more comfortable reading the world than reading his own heart. To find happiness, he will need a woman brave enough, or foolish enough, to meet the unknown with him.

Everly heads to Oxford determined to bring her sister home and keep life neatly arranged. Urban wants a clean, uncluttered future, but together they are dragged toward grief, revelation, and a path that may run through hell.

Leif gets his own shot at love, danger, and redemption as the Culloden series pushes deeper into its late-game stories. The familiar mix of magic, urgency, and Highland heart is fully intact.

Rule McEwan is the first Highlander to step off Culloden Moor in *The Gathering*, and this companion story gives him more room at center stage. It deepens the series' earliest magic, vengeance, and love.

This entry adds a more openly fantastical edge to the Culloden world. Watching, waiting, and old power all matter here, as romance grows in the shadow of something larger than either lead expected.

As the title suggests, this is one of the saga's final emotional pushes. Love, loss, and the cost of release all loom large as the end of the Culloden journey draws near.

Wallace continues the long march of Highland ghosts toward peace, purpose, and hard-won love. By this point in the saga, every choice carries the weight of everything that came before.

The long Ghosts of Culloden Moor saga comes to an emotional close with love, reckonings, and hard-won peace finally within reach. Old promises, old wounds, and the future all meet here.