The MacKenzies Take London

My Fair Scot

Callum MacKenzie the Marquis of Morven is sent south to London by his father the Duke of Bonnyrigg to find the sort of wife who will bring the family the respectability it needs to rise in the world. After a disastrous start, and with invitations drying up, his aunt decides Callum needs a tutor in social etiquette, rules and manners. And the best tutor in London is Penelope Armstrong. Penelope is not just any tutor. She is a fallen woman with a murky past who is trying to reinvent herself. Turning Callum from a Scottish barbarian to a charming gentleman might be her biggest challenge yet. As soon as Penelope and Callum set eyes on each other sparks fly. Can Penelope tutor the highlander to appeal to London ladies without falling in love with him herself? And can Callum do his father’s bidding and find a suitable wife, when he knows he would rather marry his teacher?

I’ve Grown Accustomed To My Scot

Rory MacKenzie decides he will go to London too. Bonnyrigg is boring and why should Callum have all the fun? When he finds himself fighting a duel he is just glad to escape unscathed. What he doesn't expect is to be forced into marrying his opponent's fiancé.

Wouldn’t It Be Scottish?

Donal MacKenzie, the youngest brother, has loved Mary Davidson all of his life. When she leaves him for the bright lights of London, he follows to bring her back. And when she won't come back he hatches a scheme with Agatha Kilsyth to make her jealous in the hopes of bringing her to her senses. Agatha is also dealing with heartbreak when Richard, the man she planned to marry, falls for another. Donal and Agatha play at being in love but to their mutual surprise they begin to believe it.

The Lyon Deception: The Lyon’s Den Connected World

Sinclair falls in love at first sight, but can he reveal his real identity to Cat without her hating him? Cat MacKenzie will do anything to save her family’s Scottish castle, even marry Sinclair Robertson, the grandson of the man who has laid claim to it. When she travels to London, she hatches a plan and meets with Mrs Dove-Lyon at the Lyon’s Den. Cat will marry Sinclair if he agrees to her terms. But as she’s on her way to confront him, her carriage breaks and a gentleman comes to her rescue, and Cat begins to wonder if true happiness lies in another direction. Sinclair Robertson, the Master of Armytage, is not a happy man. His grandfather is living his life vicariously through Sinclair, turning him into the London gentleman he always dreamed of being. But Sinclair was brought up as a carpenter like his father, and he misses the simple life and the satisfaction of a nicely turned piece of wood. When Sinclair and Cat meet it is love at first sight. But Sinclair knows he can’t tell her the truth, that he is the grandson of the man who wants to ruin her family, so he deceives her. And then things get tricky. Tropes you'll enjoy:

• He falls first
• Enemies to lovers
• Found family
• Love at first sight