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  • Lachlan in a Kilt

  • The Ballachulish Trilogy, Book 1
  • By: Anna Durand
  • Narrated by: John Hartley
  • Length: 10 hrs and 51 mins

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Lachlan in a Kilt

By: Anna Durand
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Publisher's Summary

Lachlan MacTaggart is hot, Scottish, and dangerous - to a woman's heart.

I'm done with love. My ex-wife made sure of that. When my American friend offers to swap houses with me for a month, I can't say no. Chicago sounds like the perfect place for a holiday, until I find out there's a sexy American lass living next door.

Erica Teague is bonnie, clever, and as wounded as I am. But I won't ask her why. All I need is Erica in my bed for four weeks, no strings, just a summer fling. We won't talk about our pasts, our lives, or anything except sex.

That's the plan. But the woman who's too young for me is determined to crawl under my skin and expose everything.

Lachlan in a Kilt is the first book in The Ballachulish Trilogy, a brand-new series based on the first three books in the best-selling Hot Scots series, reborn and retold from the heroes' perspectives.

©2021 Lisa A. Shiel (P)2021 Jacobsville Books

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