Highlander's Desire: A Scottish Historical Time Travel romance

Written by Mariah Stone

Narrated by Shane East and Emma Wilder

Daring, dangerous, and full of desire–for fans of Outlander!

Discovering a rune-covered rock in Eilean Donan Castle, Historian Rogene Wakely is hurtled from the twenty-first century to the fourteenth. Highlander Angus Mackenzie has agreed to marry the powerful and predatory Euphemia of Ross. But one forbidden kiss with Rogene makes his engagement feel like a death sentence.

Rogene resists her attraction, knowing the giant Scot’s marriage will result in an important heir. But when Euphemia sees Angus’s longing for the dark-haired beauty, neither can escape her rage. Will they risk their lives and Scotland’s future by choosing desire over duty? 

He’s engaged.

She refuses to alter history.

Their love is forbidden. But destiny binds them. 

Read by the award-winning narrator, Audie finalist, and Earphones for excellence in narration winner, Shane East and Emma Wilder, a classically trained actor and narrator who has worked all over the world on everything from steamy romance novels to Shakespeare. 

All volumes of the 'Called by a Highlander' series:

1 - Highlander's Captive

2 - Highlander's Secret

3 - Highlander's Heart

4 - Highlander's Love

5 - Highlander's Desire

6 - Highlander's Vow

7 - Highlander's Bride

8 - Highlander's Protector

9 - Highlander's Claim

10 - Highlander's Destiny

11 - Christmas Reunion (Series Epilogue)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stone Publishing
• Release date: Mar 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9789083218182

Reviews for Highlander's Desire

[claire · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Loved every second of it. Every time I had to stop I couldn't wait to get back to it. Loved all the series but I think this was my favourite. I wish there are more, like Roahl's story and Caitriona's.
I got used to the female narrator, Emma Wilder, so I enjoyed this book more. Shane East was brilliant as always. But I still don't see the point of having duel narrators if they don't read the dialogue according to the gender of the character. Then I'd rather have one narrator.
Really hope there are more of this series.

[UchennaEzeh · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I hope love and trust stays on their minds as they all lie dying at the hands of Euphemia's men. I loved Euphemia's character, strong and soft and somewhat vulnerable. I know she was meant to be the villain but I enjoyed her most of all.