Highlands' Lairds

Julie Garwood

In the year 1200, Judith, a young woman of spirit and determination, travels to Scotland and finds herself drawn to a quiet village where she intends to build a new life with her husband. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she discovers a hidden truth that compels her to assert her own rights and challenge the established order. This captivating tale explores themes of courage, independence, and the enduring strength of the human spirit against the backdrop of medieval Scotland. Julie Garwood masterfully weaves a story of love, loyalty, and the fight for what is rightfully hers.

Julie Garwood

Lady Johanna, a young widow of sixteen, is determined to remain unmarried, her resolve tested when King John demands she take a husband. Her only hope lies in a clandestine marriage to the formidable Scottish warrior, Gabriel MacBain, a man chosen by her foster brother. Though initially hesitant, Johanna finds herself drawn to Gabriel's tenderness and the burgeoning love between them, a love that quickly captivates the entire Highland clan. However, their newfound happiness is threatened by a dangerous royal intrigue that puts their bond and their lives at risk.