Lynn Kurland Books in Order

Elizabeth Smith falls asleep in modern New York and wakes in 1311 Scotland, where laird James MacLeod is waiting. Her arrival overturns his fiercely ordered world and starts one of Kurland's classic time-slip romances.

Genevieve inherits a castle and its troublesome ghost, thirteenth-century knight Kendrick de Piaget. He means to frighten her away, but both of them end up risking their hearts instead.

At Christmas, three meddling ghosts decide a country inn is the perfect place to push a free-spirited American and a driven British executive toward love. It is festive, funny, and gently supernatural.

Gillian is married off to Christopher of Blackmour, a feared lord rumored to be a sorcerer. Instead of a monster, she finds another wounded soul, and their marriage becomes a hard-won story of trust and healing.

Landless knight Rhys loves Gwennelyn of Segrave, but love means little when she is promised elsewhere. A surprise chance at fortune gives them one last opening to fight for a shared future.

A medieval map sends corporate raider Alexander Smith back in time, where he meets armored Margaret of Falconberg. In that older world, he rediscovers honor, danger, and the chance for real love.

Jessica Blakely wishes for a gallant knight and gets the formidable Richard de Galtres instead. Stranded in the thirteenth century, she finds safety in his seaside castle and trouble in her own heart.

This novella sends medieval nobleman Ian MacLeod from a dungeon to a modern bridal salon. Jane Fergusson is trying to build a life in fashion, not fall for a man from another century.

Robin de Piaget returns from war to Artane and to Anne of Fenwyck, who had nearly given up on him. Their long-awaited reunion is shadowed by treachery that could cost them both everything.

In this contemporary novella, writer and part-time baker Sam MacLeod clashes with Sydney Kincaid, an Alaskan wilderness guide who has no patience for city men. Forced proximity and mutual irritation do the rest.

This collection gathers four Lynn Kurland novellas, mixing holiday ghosts, time slips, and one straight contemporary romance. It is the easiest way to read several early side stories from her connected world in one volume.

Thomas McKinnon buys a crumbling English castle and finds Iolanthe MacLeod still haunting it centuries later. To love her, he may have to risk everything, including time itself.

Julianna Nelson wishes for rescue from modern chaos and gets hauled from New York to medieval Scotland. Sir William de Piaget means only to help a damsel in distress, but love is never convenient.

Alienore flees an arranged marriage by disguising herself as a knight and accidentally ends up in her intended's camp anyway. Colin of Berkhamshire is not the monster she expected, which makes falling for him far more dangerous.

Lianna of Grasleigh hides behind her tapestry frame and dreams of rescue from royal wardship. Jason of Artane sees the woman behind the shadows, and what begins like a quest turns into a tender medieval romance.

Dreaming of Scotland, Madelyn Phillips meets Patrick MacLeod on a windswept moor and steps into the family secret of time travel. Both of them carry old wounds, and the past is not finished yet.

Modern gem hunter Jake Kilchurn hears ghosts talking about Amanda de Piaget and ends up in medieval Artane. Amanda is already fending off suitors, and time gives them only a narrow chance at love.

Victoria McKinnon stages Hamlet in an English castle and collides with its furious resident ghost, Connor MacDougal. His afterlife has been peaceful until she turns it upside down.

Morgan agrees to carry a magical sword just as darkness spreads over Neroche. In a land of dragons, mages, and hidden destinies, her errand becomes the opening move in a much larger war.

Jennifer McKinnon travels to England and lands eight hundred years in the past, where chivalrous Nicholas de Piaget is waiting. Secrets, duty, and bad timing stand between them and the ending both of them want.

Morgan, daughter of a black mage, fights nightmarish creatures and the legacy in her blood. Miach risks realm and life to save her as evil closes in on Neroche.

After one awful day, Sunshine Phillips only wants warmth and quiet, not a medieval laird at her door. Robert Cameron needs a healer, and their cross-century meeting becomes a race against time and war.

Morgan must close the well of evil her father opened before it destroys Neroche. Miach stands beside her, but bloodline secrets and black magic make every step more dangerous.

Zachary Smith wants an ordinary life, then walks through a doorway into another century. Mary de Piaget is trying to escape a dangerous match, and Zach may be her best hope for a different future.

Sarah knows her brother's dark magic could ruin the Nine Kingdoms, but stopping him means exposing secrets of her own. Ruith, sworn off magic after terrible loss, is forced back into danger beside her.

Costume designer Pippa Alexander heads to England for a glamorous party at a medieval castle and finds more than pageantry waiting there. Magic in the halls and old danger turn her fairy-tale trip into a cross-century romance.

Ruith can no longer ignore the magic in his blood. Hunted by enemies who want his power, he must claim his birthright or let his father's evil consume the Nine Kingdoms.

Tess Alexander meets a sword-wielding mechanic who looks tangled up in her family's impossible past. John de Piaget is hiding centuries of history, and danger rises fast once their connection becomes impossible to ignore.

Peaches Alexander is swept into the past after clashing with medieval studies scholar Stephen de Piaget. He follows to rescue her, but swords and time slips are easier to survive than the feelings growing between them.

Aisling is sent across the world to find a master swordsman and save her country. Instead she finds a wounded elven prince, and their fragile alliance quickly draws deadly attention.

Sarah and Ruith follow a trail of runes through the Nine Kingdoms, racing to gather Gair's spells before rival mages do. The closer they come to the truth, the darker the game becomes.

Adventurer Derrick Cameron drags cautious textile historian Samantha into a hunt for stolen lace that crosses centuries. Elizabethan danger and modern intrigue force them into an alliance neither of them expected to need.

After a shipwreck leaves Isabelle de Piaget without her memory, she wakes in the care of brooding Gervase de Seger. As her past returns, so do the secrets threatening his title, his lands, and their growing bond.

Aisling thinks her quest is nearly done until a spellbook and fresh threats prove otherwise. Rùnach wants an ordinary life, but a black mage's magic drags them both into deeper danger.

Aisling learns that her homeland's salvation may lie in her own newly awakened power. With Rùnach beside her, she must face a past that could destroy her before it saves Bruadair.

Imogen Maxwell goes looking for rare props in Scotland and finds a medieval sword, then its very alive owner in the past. Phillip de Piaget is hard enough to handle without the deadly intrigue closing around them.

Former black mage Acair is sentenced to a year of barn work without magic and meets Léirsinn, who sees shadows gathering. Defenseless and hunted, they have to face a new darkness together.

Emma Baxter rents a cottage in Scotland and falls for Nathaniel MacLeod, a Highlander who keeps slipping between centuries. When enemies begin noticing his travels, neither the past nor the present stays safe for long.

Acair is trying to destroy a spreading dark magic without using magic of his own. A dangerous quest, a horse-mad companion, and a prince he can barely tolerate make the job much worse.

Acair of Ceangail pushes deeper into darkness to stop the mage behind the soul-draining pools of shadow. Armed with odd spells and bad intentions, he may have to become a better man to save the world.

Olivia Drummond goes to England to escape her family's antique-hunting chaos and meets Jackson Kilchurn, a medieval heir flung into the wrong century. Keys, portals, and dangerous mysteries tangle their future almost at once.

Rose Kilchurn wants Segrave Castle and no more secrets, until she meets mysterious Tristan de Thierry. His dangerous past and her stubborn heart turn a political courtship into something far riskier.

Scotland is Oliver Phillips's idea of a terrible holiday until a faery ring and Mairead MacLeod ruin his plans. She wants escape, he wants peace, and time has other ideas for both of them.

Harriet Brewster goes to England to meet her favorite mystery author and finds Samuel de Piaget impersonating his twin. Ghosts, conferences, and romantic trouble in two centuries keep their courtship anything but simple.