Bøger af Jane Bonander

No man was more determined to remain a bachelor than ruggedly handsome Ross Benedict, no matter how many local spinsters his sister tried to set him up with. Then one morning he came home to find a fiery haired, hot tempered beauty warming his bed. Lily Sawyer had every reason to be alarmed, for she'd been told the cabin was empty. Believing he is an intruder, Lily smacks him over the head with the butt of his rifle and demands that he leave. He refuses to leave. She won't budge. Ross has the sneaky feeling his sister has a hand in this "mix up." Can he prove her wrong one more time?Does he want to?

Bestselling author Jane Bonander pens an entertaining standalone tale of mistaken identity in this sexy Scottish historical.

"Pocket Star Books historical romance"--Spine.

Long a master of the historical and the heartfelt, Jane Bonander pens a sweeping Scottish romance, perfect for readers of Mary Balogh."e;Jane Bonander reaches out to her readers' hearts."e; -RT Book ReviewsAs Fletcher MacNeil sat in a jail cell, the last thing he expected was a Scottish solicitor bearing news of an inheritance. Fletcher, half Comanche and half Scottish, is the only surviving heir to Castle Sheiling and a fortune beyond his wildest dreams. But to claim it, he must escape his current predicament and travel across the ocean-to a world of loyal clans and kinsmen where Fletcher's very appearance marks him as outsider.Rosalyn Geddes, housekeeper of Sheiling, is relieved to hear that the new earl of Kintyre has been located in America. But the last thing she expected was the mysterious, darkly handsome man who appears on the castle doorstep. Rosalyn cannot believe he is a MacNeil, let alone the new earl. But there's something about this man-a power and magnetism that draws her in.Fletcher learns that his inheritance comes with a caveat-he must produce an heir within one year's time or the fortune goes to a rogue cousin of the late earl. A marriage of convenience is proposed, and Roz reluctantly agrees. What begins as purely a business transaction blossoms into something more. Roz begins to feel herself open up to the possibility of love, but the question of whether Fletcher will leave her once he's met the terms of the will continues to loom over their relationship. Can they overcome Roz's tragic past and Fletcher's uncertain future?