When a Laird Finds a Lass

Written by Lecia Cornwall

Narrated by Ruth Urquhart

Malcolm MacDonald, a lawyer in Edinburgh, unexpectedly inherits his father's title of Laird of Dunbronach, forcing him to return to a place he hasn't seen since he was a small child. To gain the trust of a wary clan, Malcolm must act upon their insistence that he cast aside his English betrothed and marry a Highlander.

However, they have one condition-no lasses of the barbaric clan MacLeod.

When he finds an unconscious woman in the sea, he brings her back to his clan but not before doing the one thing that could save her life-hiding her all too telling MacLeod plaid. When she wakes with no memory of who she is, Malcolm vows to keep the little he knows about her identity a secret. As new dangers threaten his clan, the mysterious lass teaches Malcolm some very important lessons about how to be a Highlander and a laird.

But secrets never stay secret for long, and when she finds her plaid, her memory returns and she flees. Malcolm is forced to make a difficult choice to win her back, facing his darkest fears and his worst enemy for a chance at true love.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Aug 22, 2017
• ISBN: 9781541475588

Lecia Cornwall

Lecia Cornwall lives and writes in Calgary, Canada, in the beautiful foothills of the Canadian Rockies, with five cats, two teenagers, a crazy chocolate Lab, and one very patient husband.

Reviews for When a Laird Finds a Lass

[cathygeha · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

When a Laird Finds a Lass by Lecia CornwallA Highland Fairy Tale #2Can a lawyer learn to be a laird? Can a man who is afraid of water learn to swim? Can a man who believes in facts learn to believe in magic? All things Malcolm Mac Donald has to wrestle with when told he is to move to his father’s land and take charge of the clan. Can a woman seeking love find it? Can a woman without memory remember? Can a woman know about herself without knowing who she is? Marcail “Ronat” MacLeod will deal with these things as her story unfolds. This is a delightful story of coming into one’s own. Both Malcolm and Marcail enter the story semi-formed with ideas about what their lives hold in store for them. Both learn and grow and become more than they thought they would and in so doing the MacDonald clan gains a leader, Malcolm and Marcail find more than they bargained on and wishes come true. I have enjoyed fairy tales since childhood and as I read in this book and the first in this series that there are 12 MacLeod daughters I thought of the fairy tale “The Twelve Dancing Princesses” and then wondered if each of the twelve MacLeod sisters will star in a fairy tale of her own before the series ends. I would like to thank NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the ARC. This is my honest review. 4.5 Stars