Three siblings, one Highland destiny.

In Ava McArthur’s new gripping collection, three orphaned siblings plucked from the streets of Paris, find themselves in the wild, rugged Highlands, yearning to escape their painful past and build a new future. Each sibling's journey unfolds with danger, passion, and the hope of finding a love strong enough to heal even the deepest wounds.

Books included, along with their Bonus Scenes:

Falling for a Highland Outcast

Fleur Dubois hoped to find a home in the Highlands, but prejudice and hostility force her and her siblings to flee once again. When Lachlan, a brooding warrior with a painful past, saves them, Fleur finds herself torn between fear and love. Can Fleur trust this outcast to protect her heart, or will she run to shield her family from danger? With enemies closing in, love may be their only chance for survival.

Highlander’s Divided Heart

Pascal Dubois seeks his true identity in the Highlands, only to find himself caught in the middle of a divided clan. When his uncle names him heir to the struggling clan, Pascal must join forces with Bridget Gunn, a fierce lass oppressed by a ruthless Laird. Forced into a marriage of convenience, Pascal and Bridget must overcome mistrust, a clash of cultures, and their own doubts. Will they discover that love can thrive even in the darkest places and unite a divided clan in the process?

Finding Her Forever Highland Home

Haunted by her past and living in silence, Amelie Dubois prefers a peaceful, secluded life. In the Highlands, she feels overshadowed until she meets Evan McPherson, the loyal Captain of the Guard. Drawn to her quiet strength, Evan helps Amelie find her courage. But as danger threatens her family, Amelie must rise above her fears to protect her newfound love and claim her forever home. Can she find her voice and fight for her happiness in the face of betrayal?

Love, courage, and the strength of family will captivate your heart in every breathtaking tale, proving that even the most wounded hearts can find shelter in love's embrace.

Barry Unsworth

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