Jilted by a man who professed to love her and then married another, McKenna MacGreagor fled to Colorado’s Marblestone Mansion hoping to heal her broken heart. Six months later, she still couldn’t stop thinking about him. Once a prominent duchess in London high society, Alexandra Sinclair, a.k.a. Olivia MacGreagor, found herself in a London house of detention. She was charged with bigamy and theft, and faced five years in a dreadful prison. Could the solicitor her new love hired get the charges dropped, and if so, was she headed back to Colorado? ~ Loved by young adults and baby-boomers alike, this 30 book historical family saga follows a Scottish highlander clan from the Viking era, through the middle ages, into the 20th century. From the first love story to the last, we hope you too will enjoy these tales of courageous men, strong women, fierce clan wars, fun characters, and perilous struggles to survive.

Alexandra Sinclair was dead, or so most of the world thought. The duchess, on the other hand, was very much alive. Safely hidden away in Canada, she had all the time in the world to consider her next moves, one of which included a new way to seek her revenge for the way Hannish MacGreagor so cruelly set her aside. With her daughter now married and her son living in England, a bored Abigail Whitfield felt useless and lonely. Yet, she had something else on her mind too. There was a stranger in town and she didn’t like the looks of him one bit.

Hannish MacGreagor, the Scottish Duke of Glenartair, considered himself exceedingly fortunate to have married the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. She was everything a man could want in a wife – intelligent, well-mannered, and careful about her appearance. Yet, after he made his fortune in silver, built a mansion in Colorado and eagerly sent for her, she was less than excited to see him again. He should have seen it coming, but not once did he guess his duchess had a secret that would plague him for years to come.

​ ​ The triplets kept the real reason for their game a secret, claiming the winner would win the much loved Grandfather clock. In truth, the stakes were much higher. Yet, in only three days, what they hoped would be a fun adventure got complicated and even dangerous. One of the triplets was convinced she was the first to lose, but could the sisters talk her out if it?

Discovered in the ruins of a Castle in the early 1900s, The Lost MacGreagor Books are sequels to the Marblestone Mansion Scandalous Duchess Series. At last, her father agreed to let debutante Blair MacGreagor sail to London to be presented to the King. She took a copy of a lost MacGreagor story with her, but finding time to read was not easy. Not only did she have to avoid being swept off her feet by a man eager to relieve her of her inheritance, her mother’s scandalous reputation quickly spread among the first-class passengers.

This time, the duchess had gotten herself into more trouble than ever before. Without friends or a husband to rely on, she found circumstances to be completely out of her control. Yet there was something she could do - an ace in the hole she'd nearly forgotten about. It was sure to work. Moreover, it might be a way to gain the fortune she needed to live out the rest of her life in luxury. This time, nothing could go wrong. Loved by young adults and baby-boomers alike, this 30 book historical family saga follows a Scottish highlander clan from the Viking era, through the middle ages, into the 20th century. From the first love story to the last, we hope you too will enjoy these tales of courageous men, strong women, fierce clan wars, fun characters, and perilous struggles to survive.

After two years, feuding triplets, Ondrea, Adison, and Yvette, reunited to mourn the loss of their wealthy grandfather, game manufacturer, Justin Wheeler. When they were teens, he had three animal chess sets made. The Fox was for Ondrea, the Bear for Adison, and for Yvette, a Lion. His Last Will and Testament stipulated that in order to keep his company, they had to agree to make one of them president, but how were quarreling sisters to agree? What were they supposed to do – play a game?