The Sinner’s Pub Series by Eloise Madigan

“Instead of tellin’ the lass to leave ye alone, ye decided that it would be a good idea to marry her!?”Veronica is determined to get the insufferable Laird to invest in her healing business. And the more he tells her no, the more she refuses to give up. But her pestering leads her into trouble, when he demands, as a counteroffer, that she marry him…Laird Colby has no time for anything, apart from the Sinner’s Pub, the devil’s den he keeps in Edinburgh... more“Instead of tellin’ the lass to leave ye alone, ye decided that it would be a good idea to marry her!?”Veronica is determined to get the insufferable Laird to invest in her healing business. And the more he tells her no, the more she refuses to give up. But her pestering leads her into trouble, when he demands, as a counteroffer, that she marry him…Laird Colby has no time for anything, apart from the Sinner’s Pub, the devil’s den he keeps in Edinburgh. But when his brother dies, leaving him with his two hellion nieces, Colby knows he must get a wife. And the healer who keeps showing up unannounced might be the perfect fit…They have simple only business. No touching or kissing. And absolutely no falling in love.* The Highlander Takes a Wife is a steamy Scottish historical romance novel of 60,000 words (around 300 pages) written by Eloise Madigan and published by Cobalt Fairy.No cheating, no cliffhangers, lots of steam and a happy ending.Get this book for free with Kindle Unlimited! less

“Let me show ye what I mean when I say ye are mine.”Green-fingered Emma loves being a healer. Her only problem is the rakish Laird she works handsome, but dangerous. So when he asks her to be his fake betrothed for a day, she has no choice but to agree.Laird Thomas needs a wife; but he doesn’t want to get married. So he picks a certain hellion to help him delay the inevitable. And Emma proves to be the most bewitching lass he’s ever met…But she can never be his. Her past won’t let her... more“Let me show ye what I mean when I say ye are mine.”Green-fingered Emma loves being a healer. Her only problem is the rakish Laird she works handsome, but dangerous. So when he asks her to be his fake betrothed for a day, she has no choice but to agree.Laird Thomas needs a wife; but he doesn’t want to get married. So he picks a certain hellion to help him delay the inevitable. And Emma proves to be the most bewitching lass he’s ever met…But she can never be his. Her past won’t let her. And when a greater Sinner than him shows up to reclaim her, Thomas is willing to give everything to get her back. Even his life.* The Highlander’s Twisted Games is a steamy Scottish historical romance novel of 60,000 words (around 300 pages) written by Eloise Madigan and published by Cobalt Fairy.No cheating, no cliffhangers, lots of steam and a happy ending.Get this book for free with Kindle Unlimited! less

“I daenae want anybody else touching ye, Paisley. Ye are mine.”Dark and dangerous Laird Dominic’s whole life is his pub. Until an alluring English minx walks in…Fleeing London to escape a cruel fate, Lady Paisley thinks she can be safe in the Scottish Highlands, earning money by playing cards.But when the brooding owner finds out about it, he offers his protection…On one she must enter a fake betrothal with him... more“I daenae want anybody else touching ye, Paisley. Ye are mine.”Dark and dangerous Laird Dominic’s whole life is his pub. Until an alluring English minx walks in…Fleeing London to escape a cruel fate, Lady Paisley thinks she can be safe in the Scottish Highlands, earning money by playing cards.But when the brooding owner finds out about it, he offers his protection…On one she must enter a fake betrothal with him. Only, the way she feels when she meets his heated gaze isn’t fake at all…* The Highlander’s Twisted Offer is a steamy Scottish historical romance novel of 60,000 words (around 300 pages) written by Eloise Madigan and published by Cobalt Fairy.No cheating, no cliffhangers, lots of steam and a happy ending.Get this book for free with Kindle Unlimited! less