A warrior with a wounded heart. A lass in desperate need. Will destiny be on their side in Scotland’s War of Independence? Destiny sent the famous warrior Alexander Grant three grandsons on the same day, at the same time. Or so the story goes. Alasdair Grant, one of the three, struggles to believe he has any special purpose. The future has never seemed bleaker for Scotland—or for Alasdair’s own family. And yet, he cannot help but wonder if fate has reached for him at last when his grandsire sends him to MacLintock Castle to help Emmalin MacLintock, the very lass who has possessed his thoughts. Emmalin would have been laird of her castle had she not been forced to marry a controlling English baron. Her heart longs for a different life, a life in which she leads her people and a handsome, strong Highlander stands by her side. A Highlander like Alasdair Grant. When the baron dies unexpectedly, Emmalin is relieved, but that feeling quickly fades when an English garrison shows up to storm her castle. Worse, there’s evidence someone in her life might be in league with them. Alasdair and one of his cousins arrive in Emmalin’s hour of need, giving Emmalin a glimpse of what life might be like with him by her side. If Alasdair can open his wounded heart to Emmalin, it will bring him one step closer to his destiny, but he’ll need to have faith in himself—and in Scotland—to do so.

A warrior who has lost his will to fight. A spy who has lost her dignity. Together, they will save a hero. Elshander Grant is a warrior who can no longer fight. His grandsire, the great Alexander Grant, has always insisted that he and his cousins are destined to be great warriors for Scotland, but Els no longer believes it's true. Memories from battle plague him every time he raises his sword, and he fears one day he'll hesitate at the wrong moment. He's almost desperate enough to run from his destiny when Joya, the beautiful spy who caught his attention years before, rides back into his life. Joya has devoted her life to serving the cause of Robert the Bruce, the rightful King of Scotland. It's a lonely existence, one that requires great personal sacrifice at times, but she's never felt ashamed of her decision to serve her country—until she's reunited with her long-lost brother, and he instantly pushes her away for her "unseemly" profession. Lost and alone, separated from the Bruce's other followers, Joya finds her way to Grant Castle, the one place she knows she'll be safe. When Els promises Joya he'll help her find her brother again, neither of them expect where it will lead: an incident that threatens to tear the Grant family in two, plus the couple's direct involvement in a pivotal battle between the English and Bruce's forces. Soon, the warrior who cannot fight will need to stand up for everything he holds dear, including the woman who's stolen his heart.

Alick Grant has never been the kind of man to do thing by halves. When he meets Branwen Denton, he’s instantly smitten—so much so that he asks for her hand in marriage. But Branwen’s sire is a cruel man who delights in harming her, and he refuses the offer. Alick is determined to help her, and woo her...until someone kidnaps his mother. Branwen’s life has been dark and lonely since her mother’s death. Alick Grant is a beacon of a brighter future. But her sire would never willingly allow her to be happy. He promises her to a much older man with six children, and with Alick distracted by his mother’s kidnapping and other dangers, he attempts to push her into the match. Branwen must find and harness her inner strength in order to fight her father and secure her destiny. But can she and Alick hope to find happiness amidst such turmoil?

She's the fiercest lass in all the Highlands. Can he measure up? Dyna Grant is the fiercest lass in the Highlands, but she has one weakness: her grandsire, the renowned Alexander Grant. So when the English threaten his life—again—she volunteers to escort him to safety, even if she has to accept the company of Derric Corbett to do so. A warrior who moves from place to place, battle to battle, Derric never thought he would marry. And yet, Dyna is no ordinary lass and his feelings for her are undeniable. Derric can’t plan a future with her until he reckons with his past, but he also can’t bring himself to step away. So when he’s given an opportunity to travel with her and Alex, he immediately takes it. Their purpose is simple, but the journey soon spirals out of control, each challenge sparking more contention—and passion—between Derric and Dyna. Fate seems to keep throwing them together, but can two such fierce, solitary souls find a way to coexist?

They must trust each other—or bear the consequences. Chrissa Grant isn’t the sort of lass who enjoys sitting at home. With a pivotal battle looming between Robert the Bruce and the English, she knows exactly where she wishes to be: fighting with her older cousins, the group known as the Highland Swords. So when she’s given the chance to take part in the war effort, she eagerly accepts, especially since she’ll get to work with Drostan. The two have practiced side by side for years, dreaming of the day they’ll finally be able to defend their clan. As they embark on the most dangerous adventure of their lives, Chrissa and Drostan’s friendship turns into something deeper and stronger. For Drostan, it’s a dream come true—he’s loved Chrissa almost as long as he’s wanted to be a Grant warrior. But a dark force is gathering around Clan Grant, and it threatens to swallow them up. Chrissa and Drostan’s ability to survive depends on their faith in each other, and they mustn’t fail. The fate of Clan Grant hangs in the balance.

Yule brings them together, an accident rips them apart. Two spirits have other ideas. Claray Grant feels the loss of her beloved grandsire as Yule approaches. Past thirty and still unwed, she fears she will be alone for the rest of her life, but then a miracle happens. Thorn Taylor, the man she has loved for years, professes he feels the same way. Thorn has always wanted to marry Claray, but it took him years to find the courage to pursue her. Her adoptive sire, Connor Grant, is chieftain and a legendary warrior, and Thorn is naught but an orphan. But Yule is a time when the impossible is possible, and Connor gives him permission to pursue his daughter...which only makes it harder when everything falls apart. After Thorn plays a role in accidentally injuring Sela, Connor's wife and Claray's mother, he runs from the keep in shame, only to be captured by reivers. The happiness Claray and Thorn are so desperate for is about to be ripped from them, but two Grant spirits won't allow it. Alex and Maddie Grant have big Yule plans for their loved ones.