Her Highland Fling: A Novella

Jennifer McQuiston

Jan 2015 · Harper Collins

About this ebook

Let the Games Begin …

William MacKenzie has always been protective of his Scottish village. When Moraig's economy falters, he has the perfect solution to lure wealthy Londoners to this tiny hamlet: resurrect the ancient Highland Games! But for this to work, William knows he needs a reporter to showcase the town in just the right light.

A female journalist might be a tolerated oddity in Brighton, but newly minted reporter Penelope Tolbertson is discovering that finding respect in London is a far more difficult prospect. After receiving an invitation to cover Moraig's Highland Games, Penelope is determined to prove to her London editors just how valuable she can be.

Penelope instantly captures William's heart, but she is none too impressed with the gruff, broody Highlander; however, as she begins to understand his plans, Penelope discovers she may want more from him than just a story. She's only got a few days … but maybe a few days are all they need.

Ratings and reviews

While I enjoyed the story and the writing very much, this particular google play selection was misrepresented as a 208 page book. It is rather a short story of around 60 pages. What follows is a prequel to another of Ms. MxQuiston's books (arg! another incomplete story!), and then several previews of other authors works followed. I would have liked it more had it been longer.

this was a very good book. however, it was misrepresented about the length in Google. I believe it originally said something like 284 pages in actuality the book was 64 pages with a sneak peek to make it 107 so it is a very short book breaded in one sitting. but it was a good but it was worth read

About the author

A veterinarian and infectious disease researcher by training, Jennifer McQuiston has always preferred reading romance to scientific textbooks. She resides in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband, their two girls, and an odd assortment of pets, including the pony she promised her children if mommy ever got a book deal.