title: Legend of the Highland Dragon (Highland Dragons)
author:  Isabel Cooper 
description: Stephen MacAlasdair has lived through centuries, protecting the shape-shifting secret of his clan. Now, in Victorian England, Stephen faces an old enemy who has learned to wield supernatural powers. Mina Seymours curiosity is piqued when Lord MacAlasdair barges into her employers office with urgent business. Eager to learn more about this mysterious rogue, she visits his estate to catch up on the latest gossip. Stumbling into the wrong area of the house, Mina finds herself face-to-face with a dragon. Shifting back to human form, Stephen explains his history, the danger he faces, and the secret he must protect. Willing to help, Mina agrees to work for Stephen to catch a dangerous villain, and they slowly realize that their feelings for each other cannot be denied. Cooper offers a light romance with strong character development and a plot rich with supernatural themes. As the relationship between Mina and Stephen slowly develops, the interaction between them is comical and genuine. --Patricia Smith
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  ## Legend Of The Highland Dragon
  
  
    
  
  
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  _( Highland Dragon - 1 )_
  
  
  
  
  
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  **_The MacAlasdairs are not like other men._ **
  
  
  
  
  
  Descendants of an ancient alliance, they live for centuries, shifting between
  human and dragon forms. Some wander the earth; some keep to their lands in
  Scotland. And Stephen MacAlasdair, the newest lord of the family, must go to
  London to settle his father’s business affairs. He brings an object of great
  power and greater darkness. He finds an enemy from his past, whose wrath is
  still living and deadly. And he meets an ally he’d never have expected.
  
  
  1894 London, doesn't provide an easy life for women of the lower class, but
  Mina Seymour has managed to work herself up to a position as the secretary of
  a famous scholar. When a tall, dark Scottish stranger demands to see her
  employer, Mina is irritated; when MacAlasdair's departure leaves the professor
  worried, she’s suspici