Highland Ghost

Adam Alexander has been dead for three hundred years, and he's running out of patience with the curse that put him there—and Maggie McKenna. The last thing he wants is a woman who can see him when no one else can, meddling in something she knows nothing about.

Maggie McKenna has a problem. There's a man living in her barn, nobody else can see him, and he refuses to leave. Worse, he's handsome, infuriating, and entirely too comfortable telling her what she can't do. If breaking his curse is what it takes to get her property back, Maggie is willing to try. Falling for the stubborn man in the process was never part of the plan.

One winter is much like another for Adam, until Maggie demands he leave his family home. She may have the deed, but he has no intention of going anywhere.

Maggie isn't about to surrender her property to a man who's been dead for three hundred years. But getting rid of Adam becomes considerably more complicated when she discovers she doesn't particularly want him gone.

And breaking his curse may be the worst mistake either of them has ever made.