Highlander's Bride: A Scottish Historical Time Travel Romance

Modern medicine keeps her alive, but a medieval Highlander makes her soul sing. Will a diabetic trapped in the past risk her life for a love to span the ages?

Scotland, 2021. Light-headed, diabetic Bryanna Fitzpatrick stumbles through Eilean Donan Castle, searching for a place to test her blood. But when she wanders into an underground cavern, a Highland faerie sends her back in time to the Middle Ages.

Scotland, 1310. Four years ago, Highlander Raghnall Mackenzie swore to raise his dying betrothed's son. Now he must marry another to reclaim his lands and fulfill his promise. Until his would-be bride leaves him standing at the altar.

Thinking she's in a pleasant dream, Bryanna agrees to marry gorgeous warrior Raghnall Mackenzie. When she realizes the medieval world is real, she tries to escape-but there's no chance Raghnall will let his beautiful new wife run off. Though Bryanna resents his manhandling, his tortured soul and beautiful music speak to her. With only a few doses of insulin left, she's out of options. Her life depends on returning to her own time. But can she leave the husband who's captured her heart...even if staying costs her life?

Highlander's Bride is the seventh book in Mariah Stone's epic Called by a Highlander time-travel romance series. If you like dramatic historical romances, marriages of convenience, and dark alpha heroes, you'll swoon over this fated-for-love romance!

Read Highlander's Bride and join the fight for life and love today!

THE CALLED BY A HIGHLANDER SERIES:

Sineag (a prequel novella)

Highlander's Captive

Highlander's Secret

Highlander's Heart

Highlander's Love

Highlander's Christmas (a novella)

Highlander's Desire

Highlander's Vow

Highlander's Bride

Highlander's Protector

Highlander's Claim

Highlander's Destiny

Author: Mariah Stone
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Stone Publishing
Published: 12/07/2021
Series: Called by a Highlander #7
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.72lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.58d
ISBN: 9789083185590