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Hitched in Scotland

Kilts and Quilts, Book 10

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Hitched in Scotland

By: Patience Griffin
Narrated by: Kirsten Potter
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Summary

Scotland is known for bringing reluctant hearts together....

Runaway bride Abby Potter left her life behind—her fiancé, her job, and her country—for a new start in picturesque Whussendale as the village's wedding planner. But when she steps foot in Scotland, she immediately runs into trouble that could wreck her chances of making a go of it in the land of kilts and the men who wear them.

Conor Masterson—betrayed by his runaway wife, who left him for his best mate—has retreated to Whussendale to forget his marriage and to pick up where he left off at being the weaver he was in his youth. Fate—and the laird's meddling—have Conor being roped into being Abby's assistant and her guy in a kilt at the bridal shows. But the last thing Conor needs is to fall for another woman who runs away. But he can't get Abby out of his mind!

Conor sees that Abby needs him to get her wedding planner business off the ground. Abby knows that mixing business with her crush on Conor could be disastrous. They both are at an impasse. Conor must either help Abby or go against the laird's wishes. And Abby must decide whether to risk her new life for love...or run away once more.

©2025 Patience Griffin (P)2025 Tantor Media
Contemporary Women's Fiction Marriage Heartfelt
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