title: To Kiss a Kilted Warrior (Claimed By the Highlander)
author:  Rowan Keats 
description: <b>Praise for <i>When a Laird Takes a Lady</i></b><br /><br />The magnetic attraction between Aiden and Isabail is intense and sensual, culminating in sizzling love scenes. Keatss ability to recreate medieval Scotland adds authenticity to this novel, which is rich with multi-dimensional characters and an engaging story.<i>Publishers Weekly</i><br /><br />Keats serves up a powerful story, proving that she is a master storyteller and a force in Scottish romancea wonderful, passionate romance.<i>RT Book Reviews</i><br /><br /><b>Praise for <i>Taming a Wild Scot</i></b><br /><br />A rich, exciting new voice in Scottish historical romance...A wonderful tale of passion, intrigue, and love.<i>New York Times </i>Bestselling Author Monica McCarty<br /><br />Lyrical writingand a strong cast of characters.<i>Publishers Weekly </i>
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  HIGHLAND SEDUCTION
  
  “Poor lad. Ye cannae conceive of a lass telling ye nay, is that it?”
  
  The bite she had intended to put behind her words was very weak. It was hard
  to be cold and sarcastic when his nearness was making her short of breath. The
  way he was kissing her face, brushing his lips over hers, and nibbling at her
  ears was making her entirely too warm. She wanted to kiss him back, wanted to
  run her hands through his hair and all over his lean body, and she wanted to
  rub against him like some hungry wanton.
  
  “It hasnae happened before,” he drawled, and almost laughed at her look of
  outrage. “Ye want to say aye, lass,” he said, and kissed her. “Say aye,” he
  murmured against her throat.
  
  “Why do ye press me so?”
  
  “Because I ache for ye. Ye are a passionate woman, Kirstie.”
  
  “Weel, ye cannae have this one.”
  
  For a brief moment, she tried to resist his kiss, but with a sigh, gave in and
  wrapped her arms around his neck.
  
  “Ah, lass, ye want this. Right now ye 