Book description
What happens when you meet the right person, at the right time, in the wrong place?
Twenty-two-year-oldĀ Leana MackenzieĀ is looking for adventure. Full of excitement, she leaves her home in a remote Scottish village and heads for the bright city lights.Ā
In Edinburgh she meetsĀ AlasdairĀ ā a cuteā¦
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Why read it?
1 author picked Coming Home to the Loch as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is the first book in the Loch Lannick series. I love that this book is set on the Isle of Skye because I know the area fairly well. Like Colganās books, she has created a world that I canāt wait to travel back to. She has created a close-knit world on the loch full of highland culture and hospitality. I am only three books into the series but so far Iāve loved the heartfelt humor in each one.
From Mary's list on contemporary romances with a Scottish accent.
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