Far From Home series by Rebecca Ruger (.ePUB)

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📮 Far From Home series by Rebecca Ruger (.ePUB)

Rebecca Ruger has been a lover of romance books since the seventh grade when her mother introduced her to Victoria Holt, and her sister shared her Barbara Cartland collection.

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Author	Rebecca Ruger
Size	1.2MB
Category	Romance
File Type	ePUB

1. And Be My Love:

1. And Be My Love: Someone has made bold promises to the Highland witches in exchange for disposing of Michael MacClellan. But the nigheanan sgàil, the daughters of shadow, do not engage in murder and instead put the fierce warrior into a deep sleep, hidden inside the earth in 14th century Scotland. Kayla Forbes is thrilled to leave the States, putting her recent break-up far behind her to study abroad at the university near Fort William in the Highlands. She had hoped to immerse herself in the history of Scotland but not quite so literally, falling backward in time as she unearthed a real-life warrior from his tomb. She might be mesmerized by the raw beauty of the man, but she knows she has to get away from him, has to find her way back to her life in the 21st century. Michael remembers everything from the night he was put to sleep, including the witches foretelling that the one to wake him would be the one to break him. He intends to keep Kayla close to discover who betrayed him, but he’s not about to be put under her spell, no matter how effortlessly she wakens his sleeping desire. They journey to Michael’s home, Brechmont Castle, where lies unfold and yet truth is elusive, and discover along the way that the only person worthy of trust just might be each other.

2. Eternal Summer:

2. Eternal Summer: When Aedan Cameron and his men save a frightened and fleeing lass from a band of border reivers, he assumes his responsibility to her is done. His captain has other ideas. And then she lifts a pair of magnificent blue eyes to him, and he is reminded of what one of the nigheanan sgàil, the daughters of shadow, predicted—that a lass with blue eyes would come. It was told she would have the power to pierce the darkness with light, and that she alone would solve the mystery of his brother’s murder. Having convinced himself this is the only reason he has any interest in her at all, he is committed to his plan to keep her at arms’ length—not an easy undertaking, as she stirs long-dead fires inside Aedan. Gabrielle Noble is fairly certain she’s lost her mind. Either that, or she really has been thrown back in time, to the Scotland she loves in the 14th century, where the scowling Cameron chief mistakes her for some sleuthing sorceress. Sure, she’s watched quite a bit of crime TV, but she isn’t equipped to solve a murder as he expects her to do. However, that’s the least of her problems. She’d love to escape being the killer's next victim and return home to her time. And she’d like to do so with her heart intact, not broken by the fierce Scottish chieftain.

3. Crazy in Love:

3. Crazy in Love: Cora Bennett doesn’t believe for a minute that the woman promising to move her through time is anything but a quack, or possibly only trying to sell her something. But Cora has read enough time-travel romances to have some pretty great expectations about her own storyline, once the promise becomes reality. And when she meets the bold and breathtaking Lucas Thain, she’s even more excited. True, he’s moody and unapproachable, pretty frightening for his sometimes seething fury, but Cora’s not deterred. She’s not leaving the 14th century until she knows at least one kiss from him. Lucas Thain doesn’t know what to make of the strange lass with the peculiar speech, and he’s beginning to regret coming to her rescue. He has only ever loved one woman—whom he has just rediscovered—but even he can’t help but have his head turned by Cora Bennett, the lass who infuriates him as much as she intrigues him. When her life is threatened, Lucas realizes he will move heaven and earth, hoping he’s not too late to save her or the love she once professed to him.

4. Beyond Dreams:

4. Beyond Dreams: Holly Wright has been dreaming of the same man for years—and frankly, he might be the reason she’s still single; no one can compare to the hot-bodied man of her dreams. Second only to her secret devotion to her fantasy guy is her love of Scotland. She’s on her third trip now, with a fairly tight schedule, wanting to squeeze as much as she can into the next ten days. Falling through time and being forced to wed are not on her itinerary! Duncan MacQuillan has been reared to lead by example. Thus, he has no qualms about arranging a marriage between himself and his enemy’s daughter if it will achieve peace in the Highlands. While he is stirred by the beauty of his bride as she appears at the altar, he is provoked by some wispy memory of her that says she is not quite who she pretends to be. Holly is beyond stunned to find that her intended groom is the very man from her fantasies, but she has no plans to speak her astounding time-traveling truth to him lest he leave her at the altar. He’s impossibly fierce and more than a little intimidating but she believes him safer than the creeps pawning her off as their daughter and sister. When Duncan begins to believe a great deceit was perpetrated on their wedding day, he holds Holly accountable for the actions of his enemy, rejecting the unwanted and uncontrollable fascination with his new bride. Soon, he will be forced to choose between a love destined by time and the peace he’s fought for years to accomplish.

5. Only the Brave:

5. Only the Brave: Megan West’s Scotland trip is not quite what she was expecting. Three days in and her lost luggage still hasn’t arrived, and she’s already decided her travel buddy, a co-worker she thought would be so easy to vacation with, is actually the most annoying person in the world outside of the hospital. When she stumbles upon a seriously handsome but really strange guy—who carries a sword at his hip!—she decides Scotland is not a good fit for her. If she had luggage, she’d pack it in and call it a day. Graeme MacQuillan knows the witch from his time purposefully sent him forward to another century, though he isn’t exactly sure why. He strong-arms the first person he meets into helping him find his way home—without telling her the hardly credible truth, that he’s from the 14th century. The bonny lass is justly terrified but helping is in her nature so even though she thinks he’s daft, she’s soon introducing him to all the astonishing sights and sounds of the 21st century. When Graeme senses a change in the air signifying the coming of witches, he instinctively takes hold of Megan’s hand. He wants to get back to his time, but he’s not ready to leave the beguiling lass behind. Undeniably, Megan’s vacation just got a lot more interesting. But then her modern life, which she judged as teetering between dull and pathetic, suddenly seems quite preferable to the war and strife into which they’re plunged. Megan is furious with Graeme, who had no right to drag her through time without asking. And now she faces the most important decision of her young life: does she want to return to her own time and never again know the sweet perfection of his kiss? Or is she brave enough to follow the hope in her heart?

6. When & Where:

6. When & Where: Local news reporter Autumn Winters’ life is simply perfect. She has a job she loves in a city that loves her, a fiancé who adores her, friends she can count on through thick and thin, her entire life mapped out, one ideal chapter after another. Having begged her boss to send her to Scotland to explore the strange, unsolved disappearances of five American women from the Highlands of Scotland, she travels across the ocean meaning to make a bigger, bolder name for herself in investigative journalism. She’s uncovered a clue the authorities know nothing about, having been given the journal of the woman most recently gone missing. Of course, she doesn’t believe any part of the cryptic mention of time-travel, but considers that it might be a fascinating, news-worthy angle for this on-going story. Marcus McInnes is as cold as they come. People would more readily bless themselves upon hearing his name than eagerly claim him as kin or friend. He’s foiled and vexed his enemies and has snuffed out more lives than any man should ever have need to, quite sure he’s seen more hell than heaven. His head is turned by war, freedom, and justice—issues worthy of his time—and not by cloying, fussy women. And yet he has no idea what to do with the high-strung, uncompromising beauty who bedevils him as much as she infuriates him. But then he cannot honorably ignore her: the arrow protruding from her shoulder when first they meet was in fact fired by one of his soldiers.

7. Beloved Enemy:

7. Beloved Enemy: Charlotte O’Rourke, a lonely kindergarten teacher in 21st century Florida, travels to Scotland on a whim, seeking adventure and a break from her mundane existence. When an ancient amulet purchased at a curious gift shop thrusts her back to 1302, she finds herself in the midst of a brutal war between the Scots and the English, not exactly the adventure she’d been hoping for! Captured by Reid Nicholson, a fierce laird who has been betrayed in love and hardened by war, Charlotte's striking but strange appearance and her mysterious amulet arouse suspicion, persuading him to believe her a spy. Despite his certainty that she is the enemy, Reid is reluctantly drawn to Charlotte’s resilient spirit. As Charlotte anxiously fumbles along in this perilous new world, she is increasingly intrigued by the laird of the Nicholsons. Together, they face treachery and confront their own deepest fears about love.

8. Winter Longing:

8. Winter Longing: Firefighter and professional lacrosse player, Cole Carter, finds himself fantastically thrust back in time to 1303 Scotland. Struggling to adapt to the perilous medieval world, Cole faces suspicion and hostility from the fierce Highland clan with whom he finds shelter from the harsh winter. Ailsa Sinclair, a sheltered young woman under the strict protection of her brother, Laird Tavis Sinclair, is at first wary and soon intrigued by Cole’s tales of the future. Against her brother’s wishes, Ailsa secretly helps Cole navigate his new reality, teaching him the ways of 14th century Scotland while finding herself drawn to this mysterious stranger. As Cole and Ailsa’s bond deepens, so does the enmity of Tavis, who sees Cole as a threat to both his clan and his sister’s safety. Their forbidden romance blossoms amidst rising tensions, until a traitor reveals Cole’s origins at the same time the clan faces an imminent threat from an invading force.

9. Stand in the Fire:

9. Stand in the Fire: A New York socialite meets a brooding Highland warrior. Emmy Clarke lives a life of luxury and ease as a socialite in New York City, drifting through days of shopping and glamorous events without any real purpose. But when a high-end vacation in Scotland takes an unexpected turn, Emmy finds herself thrust back in time to 14th century Scotland, a world starkly different from her own. Thrust into the rugged Highlands, Emmy is utterly out of her element, facing the harsh realities of medieval life without any of her beloved modern conveniences. Brody MacIntyre, a brooding and wounded laird of a decimated clan, is battling his own demons, struggling with the possibility of fighting no more, and plenty of rage because of it. Emmy's presence is both an exasperating challenge and the first spark to stir him from his furious melancholy. Their fiery clashes are charged with an undeniable attraction that both try to ignore but that neither can resist.