title: First Time with a Highlander (Sirens of the Scottish Borderlands)
author: Gwyn Cready
description: "Cready plays to her strengths in this dashing, breathtaking, and extremely sexy time-travel romp. STARRED Review." - <strong><em> Publishers Weekly</em></strong><br /><br />"Cready displays her wonderfully inventive, intelligent, witty style in another charmer as a 21st century businessman is sent back in time. Blending modern-day lingo with a Scot's burr and a take-charge heroine with an alpha male is guaranteed to set off the kind of sexy fireworks Cready's fans expect." - <strong><em> RT Book Reviews</em></strong><br /><br />"4 stars. I will definitely be looking out for the next book in this series! Sooo far away... but that gives me time to go back and read book one, Duncan and Abby's story!" - <strong><em> Eater of Books</em></strong>
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  Devil's Highlander
  
  
  (The first book in the Clan MacAlpin series)
  
  
  Veronica Wolff
  
  
  
  
  
  ## PROLOGUE
  
  
  Aberdeen, Spring 1647
  
  
  "Not the fire again," Aidan whined.
  
  
  "Aye, the fire." Cormac stared defiantly at his twin, linking arms with the
  girl by his side. Their mothers were out, wanting to experience as much as
  possible during their weekend visit to the city. It had left the three of them
  with the run of the house, and they were taking full advantage.
  
  
  "Marjorie wants to."
  
  
  "But we always play the Ogilvy fire."
  
  
  Til have your head," Cormac shouted, ignoring his brother. He waved his wooden
  sword with a dramatic flourish. MI will claim my revenge!"
  
  
  Aidan narrowed his eyes fiercely. "Why do I have to be Campbell again?"
  
  
  Marjorie stepped forward to peer at his face. "Because your nose is bigger
  than Cormac's."
  
  
  "But we're twins!"
  
  
  Cormac quickly shrugged. "It's not my fault we don't look alike."
  
  
  "I always play the cursed Campbell." Aidan wiped his nose on