Bought by her husband… Bound by secrets of their past! The start of The Lochmore Legacy – A Scottish castle through the ages! Earl’s daughter Flora McCrieff brought shame on her family once, now she discovers she must wed impossibly rich but low born Lachlan McNeill. He’s undeniably handsome, but a man of few words. Despite the attraction that burns between them, can she reach beyond his impeccable clothing to find the emotions he’s locked away for so long…?

A plain Regency governess In bed with the duke! Part of The Lochmore Legacy: a Scottish castle through the ages! Unceremoniously packed off to Scotland to care for the Duke of Lochmore’s young son, practical widow Joane Langdale fears she will be ignored as always. But the deep connection and heated passion that develops between her and Benneit is far more dangerous! When Benneit is expected to propose to another, how dare Jo dream of becoming his duchess?

Lost in the Highlands Found by the laird! Part of The Lochmore a Scottish castle through the ages! Far from her home in France, Marguerite Vallon escapes her arranged marriage to a man she despises. Stowing away in a stranger’s cart, she finds herself headed deep into the Highlands with Ewan Lochmore, the new Earl of Glenarris! Ewan vows to protect her. But maybe the freedom Marguerite has been searching for can be found with this rugged warrior…

In the name of peace, he will share his bed with the enemy . . . Rory Lochmore had expected to wage battle, to claim land and finally secure his standing within his clan . . . Instead he won a wife. A McCrieff wife. Their convenient marriage could unite the two long-feuding clans forever. But can a political alliance give way to a passion strong enough to stand the secrets of the past? This riveting romance is part of The Lochmore Legacy—a saga following two feuding clans and one Scottish castle through four eras of history. Praise for Nicole Locke’s novels “Emotional, romantic.” — Romancing the Book “Beautifully written . . . well done.” — RT Book Reviews “Fabulous.” — Chicks, Rogues, and Scandals