Heir To Glengyle

First Impressions…Lasting Impressions

From the moment he'd opened the door to her at Glengyle, Baird MacGregor had caused the oddest reactions in Cathie. First antagonism, then frustration, then confusion. But always, behind all their arguing and taunting, was passion.

Cathie had come to the ancient Scottish home looking for her great-aunt Amy, but she hadn't been prepared for her aunt's step-grandson, Baird. She agreed to help him accompany Amy back to New Zealand, but she had to question her own motives. Was it simply out of family obligation or was she doing this to be closer to Baird?

About the author

Miriam Macgregor has written eight books of historical non-fiction, but turned to romance in 1980. Many years on a sheep and cattle farm in New Zealand gave her an insight to rural life. She lived on the coast at Westshore, a suburb of Napier, where her desk overlooked Hawke Bay, a corner of the South Pacific Ocean. She has recently swapped the Pacific Ocean for the Atlantic and emigrated to Middlesex, England. She enjoys painting in oils, water-colours and pastels, and does her own housework and gardening while planning her romantic novels.