Clan MacKrannan's Secret Traditions Series by Jonnet Carmichael

Clan MacKrannan is rumoured to have many strange and secret traditions from centuries past, and Lady Elisa Strontoune discovers just how peculiar the clan's matrimonial ritual is when she weds their chieftain Adair. Someone has quite forgotten to warn her of the shocking rules for their first coupling. The timid Elisa must conquest her fears, for the bride has to be willing and it's far too late to refuse... moreClan MacKrannan is rumoured to have many strange and secret traditions from centuries past, and Lady Elisa Strontoune discovers just how peculiar the clan's matrimonial ritual is when she weds their chieftain Adair. Someone has quite forgotten to warn her of the shocking rules for their first coupling. The timid Elisa must conquest her fears, for the bride has to be willing and it's far too late to refuse. The warrior Adair must conquest Elisa – after he revives his bride from her wee swoon, of course. The stakes are high. Victory must be theirs by sunset. And the witnesses are getting restless word count: 17,000 less

Clan MacKrannan is rumoured to have many strange and secret traditions from centuries past. The chieftain Niall and his wife Sorcha discover just how peculiar they are when the Heir's Cradle is still empty after many moons. A special fertility ritual is called for – the 'REMEDIE FOR WYFES TOO TALLE'. Niall knows his heart belongs to Sorcha, despite his absences to go wenching, but he must accept the hard life lesson that believing is never as beneficial as seeing... moreClan MacKrannan is rumoured to have many strange and secret traditions from centuries past. The chieftain Niall and his wife Sorcha discover just how peculiar they are when the Heir's Cradle is still empty after many moons. A special fertility ritual is called for – the 'REMEDIE FOR WYFES TOO TALLE'. Niall knows his heart belongs to Sorcha, despite his absences to go wenching, but he must accept the hard life lesson that believing is never as beneficial as seeing. Sorcha knows that all the clan's enacted Traditions are witnessed. What she must accept is that witnesses sometimes join in… less

The 'Lord's Right of the First Night' goes terribly wrong for Ranald MacKrannan when he mistakes a virgin bride's passion for experience. The clan already have plenty strange and secret Traditions of their own, so they reinvent this ancient duty of lairds into 'THE BRIDE'S RIGHT' to get their chieftain out of trouble. Ranald and his own bride Elinor are still strangers during the test phase of this new Tradition, but Elinor's need to impress turns into ordering everyone around... moreThe 'Lord's Right of the First Night' goes terribly wrong for Ranald MacKrannan when he mistakes a virgin bride's passion for experience. The clan already have plenty strange and secret Traditions of their own, so they reinvent this ancient duty of lairds into 'THE BRIDE'S RIGHT' to get their chieftain out of trouble. Ranald and his own bride Elinor are still strangers during the test phase of this new Tradition, but Elinor's need to impress turns into ordering everyone around. A life lesson is needed. Ranald must perform a special Duty of the Chieftain. Elinor must be taught never to act superior with a MacKrannan man, and then she'll find life the more enjoyable… less

Finlay MacKrannan and his bonnie wife Maeve are the happiest couple in Scotland until a Cambel's curse makes it suddenly impossible for them to couple. The curse keeps lovers apart, but makes them rampant for all others – and it's now spreading rapidly through the clan. Reversal is only possible with a remedy found in a special MacKrannan Secret Tradition, but it requires the ill-wisher's presence. The curse was set during a ceilidh... moreFinlay MacKrannan and his bonnie wife Maeve are the happiest couple in Scotland until a Cambel's curse makes it suddenly impossible for them to couple. The curse keeps lovers apart, but makes them rampant for all others – and it's now spreading rapidly through the clan. Reversal is only possible with a remedy found in a special MacKrannan Secret Tradition, but it requires the ill-wisher's presence. The curse was set during a ceilidh. The mating rituals concealed in these Highland flings must now be danced for real… and with the enemy. less

Leith and Rodrick MacKrannan suspect some game is going on when their king makes false accusations of adultery and neglect. Why is the sentence is to be carried out at MacKrannan Castle? How could the royals know such intimate details of the clan's secret Traditions? Tempers fly when the punishment is revealed as an educational bonding exercise requiring much stamina and expertise. Sir Rodrick's bride is still quite the innocent, yet the Rules say that Leith must take his turn with her... moreLeith and Rodrick MacKrannan suspect some game is going on when their king makes false accusations of adultery and neglect. Why is the sentence is to be carried out at MacKrannan Castle? How could the royals know such intimate details of the clan's secret Traditions? Tempers fly when the punishment is revealed as an educational bonding exercise requiring much stamina and expertise. Sir Rodrick's bride is still quite the innocent, yet the Rules say that Leith must take his turn with her. Sir Leith's own love Gaille is betrothed to another when she is sent to witness the ritual of endurance... along with the queen herself. Approx. 42,000 words FOR MATURE READERS ONLY less

Callum MacKrannan is shocked to find that his castle guest Freya Harper is the living image of a portrait two centuries old, and that it was Freya's ancestor who painted it as a gift to a future chieftain. Callum is that man, so Freya must be his... but she can't be told, because she's at the castle with her fiancé to book their Yule wedding. Callum must bring his clan's traditions into the 21st century to win her... moreCallum MacKrannan is shocked to find that his castle guest Freya Harper is the living image of a portrait two centuries old, and that it was Freya's ancestor who painted it as a gift to a future chieftain. Callum is that man, so Freya must be his... but she can't be told, because she's at the castle with her fiancé to book their Yule wedding. Callum must bring his clan's traditions into the 21st century to win her. Freya must return to her own ancestral tradition of the Second Sight to unravel the portrait's mysteries... and to see what's been there all along. FOR MATURE READERS ONLY Approx 36,000 words less