The Highland Kiss Audiobook Is Here!
Dear Reader,
Big news! The Highland Kiss is now out in audiobook, narrated by two brilliant voice actors who’ve brought Ally, Emily, and the whole Bannock gang to life.
And let us tell you: hearing Alasdair McIntyre’s grumpy Scottish baritone rumble through your headphones? Pure magic. ✨
Bringing The Highland Kiss to audio feels like opening Bannock’s doors to a whole new group of readers (or should that be listeners?).
Whether you already know the town inside out or are discovering it for the first time, we hope you’ll give the audiobook a listen and help the series get off to a strong launch in its new format. 🎧
Oh, and here’s a handy thing worth knowing…
Have a Spotify or Amazon Music subscription? Many plans now include one audiobook a month at no extra cost, so you may even be able to listen to the story for free!
Falling for Built for Love
We’re absolutely blown away by the response to Built for Love, which readers have told us is hard to put down. Turns out Struan wasn’t far off the mark when he said:
“Women love a single dad with a man bun. It’s science.”
If you haven’t grabbed your copy yet, it’s available in eBook and paperback now.
Romance Book Blast Is Back! 📚
Today is Romance Book Blast day, featuring over 750 free romance eBooks across loads of brilliant categories—contemporary, fantasy, paranormal, romantic suspense, and so much more. Perfect for discovering your next book boyfriend (or girlfriend!).
Author Spotlight: Beatrice Bradshaw
This month we’re giving a shout-out to our author friend Beatrice Bradshaw, who writes Scottish romance packed with plenty of heat and a whole lot of heart.
Like us, Beatrice lives in Scotland and loves weaving the country’s landscapes and traditions into her stories.
Her free novella Kilts, Kisses and Chaos is the perfect taster of her work and a delightful Highland escape. In Beatrice’s words:
Finding a home in the Highlands and unexpected love with her grumpy neighbour Niall seems like a fairy-tale ending for nurse Marla—even against the backdrop of modern challenges.
But how will their new romance survive the chaos and calamities of Hazelbrae House’s opening day?
Scotland in the News
Lost painting of Robert Burns discovered after 200 years.
Burns Night explained: how Scotland celebrates its national bard.
Which Scottish traditions should be preserved? An interesting discussion!
xx,
Amy and Gavin
(the wife-and-husband team writing as Amy McGavin)