Choosing the Highlander
of Jessi Gage (Goodreads Author)
Series: Highland Wishes #3
Description
As a mechanical engineer in 1981 Chicago, Connie designs plumbing systems. She has also designed her life to perfection, right down to the man she hopes to marry. But when Mr. Right proposes, she canât say yes. A head-clearing vacation brings her to the Scottish Highlands, where her free-spirited twin wishes for Connie to find true love. Neither sister expects the wish to send Connie hurtling five hundred years into the past. Wilhelm Murray, heir to the barony of Dornoch, hopes to one day hold a seat in parliament and bring urgently needed reform to Scotland. But everything changes when a woman slated for execution proclaims her innocence using the most peculiar language. Powerfully attracted to the brave beauty, he rescues her even though it means becoming a fugitive and forfeiting his dream. As Connie and Wilhelm evade capture, she discovers his passion for justice. Scotland needs his ideas. It needs him. And so does she. But in order to clear Wilhelmâs name, she will have to turn her back on everything sheâs worked so hard for and embrace the magic of love.
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- Format E-book
- Pages 341 pages
- Publisher Jessi Gage
- Publication Date June 23rd 2015
- First Publication Not informed
- Language English
- ISBN 9781941239131
- Edition Not informed
- Category Other
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