The Younger Laird

Ellen Ross has run her late husband's sheep farm for six years without a title, a signature, or anyone's permission. She is thirty-six, she is tired, and she is not about to hand the estate to a boy from Edinburgh with a diploma and a family name.\n\nCallum MacRae is twenty-four, the new laird of Dunmore, and back from the city with ideas about draining the bog and a very thin store of patience for the woman in his study who has already started without him.\n\nShe knows the tenants. He holds the deed. Neither of them is going to blink.\n\nSo they compromise on a scheme that requires them to work side by side in a barn every week for eighteen months, which is where everything they were not admitting stops being deniable.\n\nA Scottish Historical Age Gap Opposites Attract Romance of sheep, blizzards, and the very small number of things a title cannot buy.