Rory MacTaggart is an uptight lawyer by day, and a steamy seducer by night.

One night in New Orleans changed my life. But is it for better or worse? The instant I see Emery Granger, I need to possess her. A one-night stand should've been the end of it. Except I can't quite let her go yet.

A marriage of convenience is the best I can offer.

For reasons I can't fathom, Emery agrees to marry me for money, knowing it will last only one year. She is the opposite of every woman I've ever known, and the opposite of me—cheerful, free-spirited, and compassionate. Maybe that's why I need to have her, though I will never love her.

All I know for certain is that living by my rules might destroy us both.

Rory in a Kilt is the third and final book in The Ballachulish Trilogy, a brand-new series based on the first three books in the bestselling Hot Scots series, reborn and retold from the heroes' perspectives. Also in audio narrated by Shane East.

*****

"Inescapable, enthralling, enchanting; the beast falls under the geek's spell. [...] These two generate a lot of heat with steamy scenes that are sure to set your Kindle on fire." —KSD, BookBub review.

"This story is steamy and funny and it warmed my heart." —Daisy Knox, BookBub review.

"So much fun to read. It had me laughing and swooning throughout the whole book." —LateKnightLunaReads, BookBub review.

"This marriage of convenience was so much fun to read and it was so far from convenient, believe me that is what had me hooked." —Crystal, BookBub review.

"[Rory & Emery's] banter is so amusing and their chemistry, sheesh. And the smut? Top tier stuff." —Alexandria Redmourn, Goodreads review.

"A great story with the right amount of Scottish dialect, foreign endearments and curses, and a type of formal language for Rory that makes him seem untouchable. I enjoyed reading about Emery exasperating, teasing and frustrating him back to life." —Terri Zumbrook, Goodreads review.

"I really enjoyed seeing Rory react to Emery, watch him grow and realize he can love and he deserves love. Of course, this being an Anna Durand book, the steam is on point, burning up the pages. Yowser!" —Steph Beaudoin, Goodreads review.