Summer in Scotland Series by Olympia Russell, M Jiménez

Lady Penelope Williams, daughter of the Duke of Blackpool, gets the shock of her life when she least expects her father has decreed she'll spend time in Scotland at the castle of a distant aunt. She has no interest in going, but refusing isn't an option, so she resignedly sets off on what proves to be a nightmarish journey... moreLady Penelope Williams, daughter of the Duke of Blackpool, gets the shock of her life when she least expects her father has decreed she'll spend time in Scotland at the castle of a distant aunt. She has no interest in going, but refusing isn't an option, so she resignedly sets off on what proves to be a nightmarish journey. However, when she finally reaches the castle, she realizes the worst is yet to come—she knows it the instant she meets a red-haired Scottish Count who's every bit as irritating and overbearing as he is devastatingly attractive. Akir Maclain, Count of Lowden, can't believe what he's seeing. Who is this delicate English rose standing before him? She's certainly not what he expected, and he wastes no time letting her know it—without mincing words. less

Mildred Pitt, daughter of the Marquesses of Eastland, is not one to sit around and ponder—she's a woman of action. That's why, despite her parents' fierce opposition, she has traveled the nearly 500 miles from London to Edinburgh in record time, changing horses multiple times along the way. But the situation demanded nothing her friend Penelope's letter made it clear that something dreadful was happening to her. And Mildred simply cannot abandon her friend to face danger alone... moreMildred Pitt, daughter of the Marquesses of Eastland, is not one to sit around and ponder—she's a woman of action. That's why, despite her parents' fierce opposition, she has traveled the nearly 500 miles from London to Edinburgh in record time, changing horses multiple times along the way. But the situation demanded nothing her friend Penelope's letter made it clear that something dreadful was happening to her. And Mildred simply cannot abandon her friend to face danger alone. Crayton Hume, Earl of Mainland, has never found himself in such a compromising position. Ridiculous. Humiliating. He has absolutely no idea who this young woman is who has just made a complete fool of him. But he's absolutely certain of one thing—she's utterly mad. less