Free (nook/Kindle/iTunes) Highland Fling [1750s Scottish Highlander Romance]

[ATDrake]

Highland Fling by Amanda Scott is the 1st novel in her Highland series of f/m historical romance novels set in the mid-18th century, this installment pitting a rebellious Scottish clanswoman against the English establishment, with the dangerously seductive aid of an aristocratic clan enemy, free courtesy of publisher Open Road Media, who are e-printing it from its 1995 edition originally out from Kensington's Pinnacle imprint.

This is one of ORM's rare but appreciated non-public domain freebies, and will probably only be available for the rest of the day (potentially the entire weekend, since they seem to let their usual Friday trio stick around an extra day or two).

Currently free @ B&N, Amazon, iTunes & Google Play (none available to Canadians, since we don't get offered Open Road deals, much less freebies, any more) Price-drop-check linkage for Kobo, which doesn't seem to be getting the ORM freebies lately, either, in case they change their mind.

Description
Forbidden passion has never been more dangerous—or more irresistible—in the first novel of bestselling author Amanda Scott’s spellbinding Highland series

Scotland, 1750. In the aftermath of the Jacobite rebellion, Maggie MacDrumin vows to keep fighting to liberate her people. But the intrepid Scotswoman is risking her life for a dangerous cause. When her latest mission lands her in a London courtroom on a trumped-up larceny charge, she has only one hope of survival. Enlisting the aid of Edward Carsley, the powerful fourth Earl of Rothwell, is a two-edged sword. The seductive aristocrat who awakens treacherous desire is her clan’s mortal enemy—a man she can never trust.

Edward will do whatever it takes to quell another bloody uprising. But how can he fight his passion for the rebellious Highland beauty in his safekeeping? As their lives come under siege, Maggie lays claim to the one thing Edward vowed never to surrender: his heart.

Highland Fling is the 1st book in the Highland Series, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.