Two Cousins and a Highlander: Scottish Romance

By J.C. Hughes

Two identical beauties. One deception. One unstoppable attraction.

Although Gigi and Charlotte Chadwell can easily pass as twins; often, even their own family cannot tell them apart. Not until Charlotte is promised by her parents to Lord Buchanan in marriage do they use their likeness to get their way. The idea? Switch places so that Charlotte can marry her secret love, Mr. Newland.

 Gigi is surprised at how quickly she falls for the handsome Lord Buchanan, but how long can she continue to lie to him about who she is?

 Will it destroy the very relationship she now can't live without? Two Sisters and a Highlander is an endearing romance that will leave you wanting more.

• Language: English
• Publisher: J.C. Hughes
• Release date: Aug 24, 2016
• ISBN: 9781536569827

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Chapter 1

I cannot marry him, Gigi! I love someone else, Charlotte cried.

Gianna Chadwell had heard this heart wrenching lamentation at least a hundred times within the last hour and yet it had not changed current conditions in the least. She watched her English cousin Charlotte Chadwell pace her bedroom. She felt tremendous sympathy for her but there was nothing she could do to alter the circumstances. Charlotte Amelia Chadwell was to wed the Scottish Lord, Adair Buchanan, and there was nothing to be done about it.

He asked for your hand and your father gave his blessing. Marriage documents have been prepared, signed, and sealed and there is n that you can do about it. I’m so sorry, Charlotte, Gigi said empathetically.

This is 1870. A lady should be able to choose whom she wishes to wed without repercussions from her family or society, she said angrily.

You’re right. And in time that ridiculous social dictate will change. But unfortunately we are not living in such a time, Gigi murmured.

She moved to put her arm around her cousin’s slim waist. Charlotte laid her head on Gigi’s shoulder and sighed dramatically.

There must be something I can do, Charlotte moaned.

I can’t think of what it could be, Gigi said quietly.

"I wish there were two of me, if only for a few hours. I could then