Roses Among The Heather (Caledonia Chronicles #3) by Anna Markland. ARC Review.

Blair didn't believe in love at first sight, until he met Susanna. But fate had destined her for his twin. He didn't believe in time travel either, until he came face to face with an uncle who'd drowned thirty years before.

Blair and Craig Robertson have been summoned to Newcastle as part of the treaty at the ending of the Wars of the Roses. King Edward has decreed that the twin  Highlanders will marry English women widowed in the war. The idea doesn't sit well with them at first.
Timothea Bradshawe and Susanna Glazebrook  have both had disastrous marriages. They came from opposing sides in the war, and dislike each other on sight.
There is a very strange Bishop who is organizing the weddings, that the twins think looks familiar. 

This book is great fun. The twins are strong and happy men, who are willing to do anything for the good of the clan. The women are  very different types.  Their journey back to the highlands will be quite the adventure.

I always love this author's books. She knows how to make you feel you are there in the story, and she breaths life into all her characters. Whether it is an emotional story like some, or a fun one like this they are impossible to put down until the end.
This is a part of a series but is easily read as a stand alone. I loved every page.

Anna Markland is a Canadian author with a keen interest in genealogy. She writes medieval romance about family honour, ancestry and roots. Her novels are intimate love stories filled with passion and adventure. Following a fruitful career in teaching, Anna transformed her love of writing and history into engaging works of fiction. One of the things she enjoys most about writing historical romance is the in-depth research required to provide the reader with an authentic medieval experience.

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