The Last MacKlenna (The Celtic Brooch Series) / Katherine Lowry Logan

Can the enduring power of love turn tragedy into triumph?

An international romantic suspense involving two wealthy and powerful professionals battling the challenges that come with falling in love.

Meredith Montgomery, owner of a Napa, California winery, is facing not only another holiday alone, but devastating news. Seeking a distraction, she flies to Scotland to work on a project for her winery’s 150th anniversary gala. While in Edinburgh, she meets Elliott Fraser, a Highlander, who is president of MacKlenna Farm, a world-renowned Thoroughbred breeding operation in Lexington, Kentucky.

A dinner invitation turns into an outing at Elliott’s four-hundred-year-old family castle in the Scottish Highlands. Following the most perfect day in Meredith’s life, Elliott rushes back to Kentucky to deal with a crisis on his farm.

Not wanting to return to her office in California and the medical news awaiting her, Meredith stops in Kentucky for a visit. Disaster strikes both Elliott and his farm, pulling Meredith into a web of mystery and murder at a time when she’s facing trouble of her own.

Can these two wealthy and powerful people find their way through the chaos and take a chance on their volatile love, or will the obstacles they face be too much to overcome?

˃˃˃ THE CELTIC BROOCH SERIES

These stories can be read in any order, although it is recommended you read them as follows:

THE RUBY BROOCH (Oregon Trail, 1852) is currently available. This story introduces Elliott Fraser, the patriarch in the brooch books.

THE LAST MACKLENNA introduces David McBain and others.

THE SAPPHIRE BROOCH (Civil War, October 1864-July 1865, includes Elliott Fraser, David McBain, Braham McCabe, Cullen Montgomery, and others) is currently available

THE EMERALD BROOCH (World War II, London, Spring 1944, includes Elliott Fraser, David McBain, and others) will be available November 1, 2015.

THE DIAMOND BROOCH will be available in 2016, and will include Elliott Fraser, David McBain, and others.

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