May McGoldrick Books in Order

In the aftermath of Flodden, warrior Celia Muir carries knowledge that could shape Scotland's future. Colin Campbell is drawn into her dangerous mission, where war, betrayal, and an unexpected love test them both.

Fiona Drummond emerges with no memory of her past and a secret powerful enemies want buried. Highland chief Alec MacPherson vows to protect her, even as their growing love draws them deeper into royal intrigue.

Scottish warrior Ambrose MacPherson falls for Elizabeth Boleyn, daughter of an English diplomat. King Henry VIII wants her too, and betrayal soon forces Ambrose into a desperate search across a dangerous political landscape.

John MacPherson is sent to bring a young king's intended bride safely home. Instead, he rescues the mysterious Maria at sea, beginning a journey where political duty, danger, and desire pull him in different directions.

Gavin Kerr receives a ruined Scottish castle, only to discover its burned towers and hidden passages hold more than history. Joanna MacInnes, linked to the castle's haunting past, draws him into a dangerous old mystery.

Jaime MacPherson fled her wedding and the man she loved, Malcolm MacLeod. A year later, she finds Malcolm imprisoned by a powerful enemy, and their escape forces them to confront betrayal, regret, and a second chance.

Nikoo and James McGoldrick share practical guidance for writing fiction with a partner. Part craft book and part relationship guide, it covers finding collaborators, dividing work, resolving conflict, and sustaining a creative team.

Catherine Percy seeks refuge in Scotland after her father is branded a traitor. A mistaken identity leads to a marriage with the Highland earl sworn to protect her, and a love neither can safely ignore.

Practical Laura Percy flees persecution by the English king and reaches the Highlands seeking safety. Her plans collapse when the fierce Laird of Blackfearn abducts her, awakening feelings neither of them planned for.

Hidden in the Western Isles from her family's enemies, Adrianne Percy is sent back to the Highlands with a notorious pirate. To rescue her kidnapped mother, she proposes a marriage of convenience that becomes far more.

Fleeing to America, Rebecca Neville vows to raise a dying woman's newborn son. Ten years later, the boy's father demands his heir back in England, forcing Rebecca to face a past she hoped was gone.

After washing ashore on a remote Scottish island, Colin MacPherson finds Tess Lindsay living alone. Their unexpected connection offers hope, but the island's isolation and Tess's past make trust difficult for them both.

Jane Purefoy secretly leads Irish rebels under the name Egan. When Sir Nicholas Spencer unmasks her while pursuing her younger sister, he must choose between the authority he knows and the woman he cannot betray.

Portia Edwards searches for the family she has never known, while merchant Pierce Pennington hides his work with the Sons of Liberty. Their quest carries them through pre-Revolutionary Boston and back toward Scotland.

David Pennington and Gwyneth Douglas are drawn into the mystery of Emma's murder at Baronsford Castle. To build a future together, they must expose the truth that has haunted David's family for years.

Sir Iain Armstrong tries to fulfill an arranged marriage meant to bring peace to the Borders. Lady Marion fights him at every step, while her wildly unpredictable relatives turn a serious match into medieval comic chaos.

Sir Iain Armstrong expects a political marriage to settle trouble in the Scottish Borders. Instead, he meets Lady Marion, a convent-raised firebrand with an eccentric family and absolutely no intention of becoming his compliant bride.

A woman pulled from the Thames has no memory, no name, and a ghostly guide. Captain Edward Seymour, searching Victorian London for his missing niece, becomes her only ally in uncovering the danger behind both mysteries.

Widowed editor Meg Murphy returns to Newport for the anniversary trip she once shared with her late husband. A gruff cab driver with secrets, and a little ghostly interference, may help her begin living again.

Photographer Paige Coleman returns to her Connecticut hometown for her grandmother's enormous Thanksgiving celebration. Facing her embarrassing past and former flame Stanley Fenwick is hard enough, before her matchmaking grandmother gets involved.

Millicent Wentworth needs a husband in name only to save her estate and free the people enslaved by her late husband. Widowed Earl Lyon Pennington offers a bargain, but neither expects it to become a healing love.

This volume collects *The Promise* and *The Rebel*, two linked historical romances shaped by vows, rebellion, and divided loyalties. Women protecting the people and causes they love find that passion can make every danger more complicated.

Kenna Mackay has a gift for healing and no intention of returning to her Highland warrior husband. Alexander MacPherson wants her back, but a deadly enemy pursuing Kenna turns their marital standoff into a fight for survival.

Innes Munro can learn a person's past with a touch, a gift that has cost her freedom. Scarred Earl Conall Sinclair distrusts everyone, yet their shared danger and unwanted attraction make distance impossible.

Relic-bearer Miranda MacDonnell is shipwrecked on the Isle of the Dead with the feared privateer Black Hawk. As enemies close in, their fragile alliance becomes a passionate fight against an ancient and deadly power.

Elizabeth Hay and Highlander-pirate Alexander MacPherson are bound by a childhood betrothal neither wants. When a massive storm traps them days before the wedding, survival forces them to reconsider everything they assumed about each other.

Widowed war hero Hugh Pennington finds an unconscious woman hidden in a shipping crate at his Scottish estate. Grace Ware is fleeing murderers and hiding a dangerous secret, but safety at Baronsford may not last.

Gregory Pennington is assigned to escort Freya Sutherland and her young niece to the family's Christmas ball. A wintry Highland journey gives two guarded strangers a chance at an unexpected holiday romance.

Millie Pennington finally meets Dermot McKendry, the Highland doctor who may be exactly what her busy family life has been missing. Their story is a warm, romantic return to Baronsford and the wider Pennington clan.

Jo Pennington and Captain Wynne Melfort search for the truth about Jo's birth parents. Their trail leads to an ancient abbey turned asylum in the Cairngorm foothills, where danger and long-buried secrets wait.

Phoebe Pennington and Captain Ian Bell are drawn together while still haunted by the murder of Ian's sister. Finding love means facing the grief, suspicion, and unanswered questions that refuse to stay in the past.

In 1820 Scotland, physician Isabella Drummond flees into the Highlands with enemies on every side. After saving outcast warrior Cinaed Mackintosh, she must decide whether their growing trust can survive the forces hunting them.

In rebellious Edinburgh, Maisie Murray quietly fights for women's rights while former soldier Niall Campbell tries to outrun his past. Their growing attraction is tested by the political violence and loyalties dividing Scotland.

This collection brings together three linked romances set during Scotland's Radical War of 1820. A physician, an activist, and a freedom fighter each face political danger and an unexpected love that asks them to risk more.

Revolutionary Morrigan Drummond wants revenge on the English spymaster who killed her father. Principled barrister Aidan Grant needs her help to protect innocent men, but their opposing ideas about justice soon become dangerously personal.

Time-travel agent Nadine Finley must stop Jane Austen from marrying a naval officer and derailing literary history. Her mission gets much harder when Xander, the man she cannot forget, follows her from modern Colorado to Regency England.

Time-travel agents Avalie Briar and Reed Michael meet in a California beach town while pursuing opposing missions. Their attraction grows as secrets, shifting loyalties, and the risk of being erased from history force them into a deadly game.

Skye Rathbone returns to Harbor View to settle her mother's estate, sell the family shops, and leave again quickly. Instead, her daughter, two outspoken ghosts, and clues about her mother's death pull her into the town's secrets.

Forced from Iran during the 1979 revolution, Omid builds a life in America marked by exile and loss. Decades later, her daughter Sayeh joins protests in Tehran, forcing Omid to confront the past she escaped.

Skye Rathbone's Harbor View story continues in a seaside town where magic, family history, and restless spirits make it hard to keep secrets. New trouble on Second Street tests the fragile sense of home she has begun to build.