Mary Fran and Matthew by Grace Burrowes
Authors: Grace Burrowes
Tags: Romance, Historical, Literature & Fiction, England, Historical Romance, Love Story, Scotland, Regency Romance, Victorian, Scottish, Two Hours or More (65-100 Pages), Highlanders, Scotland Highland
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children right here in Aberdeenshire.”
He kissed her cheek, and Mary Fran felt her heart melt. “We need a bed, Matthew. Right now, we need a bed and a door with a stout lock on it.”
“I have something better, Mary Frances.”
He kissed her other cheek, and she rocked into him more tightly. “What could be better than a bedroom with a locked door and you and me on the mischief side of it?”
“Not much, almost nothing, in fact.”
This time he kissed her mouth, a luscious, lingering kiss that had Mary Fran wondering if the two trunks were still stacked along the wall. She eased back, prepared to drag him bodily to her bedchamber.
He resisted long enough to reach into his vest pocket and withdraw a piece of paper.
“What’s that?”
“The only thing better than that locked bedroom, my love. This is a special license, and it has our names on it.”
As it turned out, they made use of the special license fairly quickly, with all of Mary Fran’s family in attendance, including Fiona and one black-and-white cat. Thereafter, they made use of the bedroom with the locked door with great frequency, until Fiona was a big sister many times over, and the MacGregor brothers uncles many times over as well.
Don’t miss any of the MacGregor
brothers’ stories of true love:
The Bridegroom Wore Plaid
Available now from Sourcebooks Casablanca
Once Upon a Tartan
Available August 2013
The MacGregor’s Lady
Available February 2014
Also by Grace Burrowes
The Heir
The Soldier
The Virtuoso
Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish
Lady Maggie’s Secret Scandal
Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight
Lady Eve’s Indiscretion
The Courtship (novella)
The Duke and His Duchess (novella)
The Bridegroom Wore Plaid
Darius
Nicholas
Ethan
Beckman
About the Author
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes hit the bestseller lists with both her debut, The Heir , and her second book in The Duke’s Obsession trilogy, The Soldier. The Heir was also named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2010, and The Soldier was named a Publishers Weekly Best Spring Romance of 2011. Her first story in the Windham’s sisters’ series— Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish —received the RT Book Reviews Reviewers’ Choice award for historical romance and was nominated for a RITA in the Regency category. She is hard at work on her stunning new Regency series, The Lonely Lords, beginning with Darius , as well as a trilogy of Scottish Victorian romances, the first of which, The Bridegroom Wore Plaid , was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year for 2012.
Grace lives in rural Maryland and is a practicing attorney. She loves to hear from her readers and can be reached through her website at graceburrowes.com.
He kissed her cheek, and Mary Fran felt her heart melt. “We need a bed, Matthew. Right now, we need a bed and a door with a stout lock on it.”
“I have something better, Mary Frances.”
He kissed her other cheek, and she rocked into him more tightly. “What could be better than a bedroom with a locked door and you and me on the mischief side of it?”
“Not much, almost nothing, in fact.”
This time he kissed her mouth, a luscious, lingering kiss that had Mary Fran wondering if the two trunks were still stacked along the wall. She eased back, prepared to drag him bodily to her bedchamber.
He resisted long enough to reach into his vest pocket and withdraw a piece of paper.
“What’s that?”
“The only thing better than that locked bedroom, my love. This is a special license, and it has our names on it.”
As it turned out, they made use of the special license fairly quickly, with all of Mary Fran’s family in attendance, including Fiona and one black-and-white cat. Thereafter, they made use of the bedroom with the locked door with great frequency, until Fiona was a big sister many times over, and the MacGregor brothers uncles many times over as well.
Don’t miss any of the MacGregor
brothers’ stories of true love:
The Bridegroom Wore Plaid
Available now from Sourcebooks Casablanca
Once Upon a Tartan
Available August 2013
The MacGregor’s Lady
Available February 2014
Also by Grace Burrowes
The Heir
The Soldier
The Virtuoso
Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish
Lady Maggie’s Secret Scandal
Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight
Lady Eve’s Indiscretion
The Courtship (novella)
The Duke and His Duchess (novella)
The Bridegroom Wore Plaid
Darius
Nicholas
Ethan
Beckman
About the Author
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes hit the bestseller lists with both her debut, The Heir , and her second book in The Duke’s Obsession trilogy, The Soldier. The Heir was also named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2010, and The Soldier was named a Publishers Weekly Best Spring Romance of 2011. Her first story in the Windham’s sisters’ series— Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish —received the RT Book Reviews Reviewers’ Choice award for historical romance and was nominated for a RITA in the Regency category. She is hard at work on her stunning new Regency series, The Lonely Lords, beginning with Darius , as well as a trilogy of Scottish Victorian romances, the first of which, The Bridegroom Wore Plaid , was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year for 2012.
Grace lives in rural Maryland and is a practicing attorney. She loves to hear from her readers and can be reached through her website at graceburrowes.com.
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