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Lost in the Highlands
- The Thirteen Scotsman
- Narrated by: Ruth Urquhart
- Length: 4 hrs and 2 mins
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Lost in the Highlands
Narrated by:
Ruth Urquhart
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Publisher's Summary
A bewitching Scottish time travel romance - magic, mystery, steamy romance, treasure, a Loch monster, and a whole lot of hunky highlanders - from best-selling time travel romance author Lorraine Beaumont.
When Paige Walsh attends the annual Highland Games on Grandfather Mountain and makes a deal with a gypsy, she has no idea that her illustrious plans to find a hunky highlander for her own would backfire and instead of one man wearing a kilt she somehow ends up in the past facing an entire clan of hunky highlanders.
©2016 Lorraine Beaumont (P)2016 Lorraine Beaumont
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