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Kenzie Jacobs is fascinated by a portrait of the roguish Highlander, Black Ben, which hangs in her ancestral home. There’s a mystery surrounding his death, and Kenzie longs to solve it by traveling through time to 17th century Scotland—and perhaps meet the gorgeous laird who haunts her dreams.
Black Ben, Laird of Ross, suited his dark name more than ever since his wife died in childbirth. He has vowed never to marry again. But Kenzie is an intoxicating elixir and even more potent than whisky. As confusing and crazy as she may seem, he can’t get her out of his system. But there’s no way they can ever work, as she does not fit into his plans.
Fate has brought them together, and Ben can’t stop Kenzie from returning to her time, though he would do anything–except marry her–to keep her with him. Kenzie has a life to get back to but leaving her favorite, though infuriating, Highlander behind, might be the toughest thing she’ll ever have to do.
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Kenzie Jacobs has at last managed to buy the ruined castle and grounds of Castle Ross. It's a place that has long fascinated her. Ever since she saw the portrait of Black Ben the Laird of Ross and heard of his mysterious disappearance. Now it's time to use the gift that has been passed through generations of her family to find out the truth. She will travel back in time.
Black Ben is not acting like a Laird. Since the death of his wife he has been doing nothing but whoring and drinking. He is certainly nothing like the man she thought he was.
Can our heroine save him when there seems to be nothing to save him from?
This story is lots of fun. Our heroine gets quite the adventure. It's different from a lot of time travel stories because of the control she has over her gift.
It is part of a series but you could quite easily read it as a stand alone. It's better when you understand the family gift which starts in the first book.
I loved it.
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Tamara is an Australian author who grew up in an old mining town in country South Australia, where her love of history was founded. So much so, she made her darling husband travel to the UK for their honeymoon, where she dragged him from one historical monument and castle to another.
A mother of three, her two little gentleman in the making, a future lady (she hopes) and a part-time job keep her busy in the real world, but whenever she gets a moment’s peace she loves to write romance novels in an array of genres, including regency, medieval and paranormal.
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