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Tarah Scott
Award winning author Tarah Scott cut her teeth on writers like Amanda Quick, Georgette Heyer, and Zane Grey. Her favorite book is Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”, with “Gone With the Wind” being a close second. She writes paranormal and romantic suspense, and modern classical romance.

She grew up in Texas and lives in Westchester County, New York with her daughter.

“A Knight of Passion” is a stand alone novel that was released in the year 2011. Lady Riana Ellis is going to risk the fires of Hell for those that she loves. Can she allow a man do the same for her?

Lady Riana Ellis, as the whore for the Duchess of Arundel, keeps her sister protected from the duke’s more lascivious desires. Now the duchess is demanding that Riana murder the man that’s already been sent to her bed.

Sir Bryant Cullen is determined to have the duchess’ whore. Her land may well be a prize, however it is the secrets she keeps that he wants. Once he knows exactly what she does, he’ll control one of the most powerful houses in Scotland. And she’ll be his.

“My Highland Love” is the first novel in the “Highland Lords” series and was released in the year 2013. How exactly does a woman tell her betrothed that she murdered her first husband?

Elise Kingston, an American heiress, while shipwrecked in the Scottish Highlands, quietly plans on getting revenge for the deaths of her daughter and brother after he sacrificed his life to save her.

When the Marquess of Ashlund, Marcus MacGregor, comes back to his Highland home to find a stunning American lady has been taken in by his family, the attraction he feels is instant. So he resolves to make her his, no matter what secret she might be keeping.

Elise is stunned by her need for Marcus and learns only too late that her feelings make him a target of her enemy. It is a man that is powerful enough to destroy even a Scottish nobleman.

“My Highland Lord” is the second novel in the “Highland Lords” series and was released in the year 2014. A London Heiress that is kidnapped by the Marquess of Ashlund, read the headlines. But nobody attempted to save her.

Phoebe Wallington was just seven years old when the mass assassination attempt rocked Regency England. Her dad was the one accused traitor to elude capture. And then seventeen years later, the only guy that could prove that her dad was innocent is dead. Now as a British spy and a grown woman, she is not all that closer to learning what truly happened that day. Phoebe’s quest for the truth takes this sudden turn when she gets kidnapped by a suspected traitor.

However Kiernan MacGregor, the Marquess of Ashlund, just might not even live long enough to stand trial for it. Somebody wants the guy dead, and Phoebe is standing right in the way of the killer. The one and only way to save her reputation and keep Kiernan safe is to marry the guy.

“To Tame A Highland Earl” is the first novel in the “MacLean Highlander” series and was released in the year 2014. A man that is torn between two different worlds. Both worlds need him, but neither one wants him.

Groomed for a life among the English aristocracy, Lord Erroll Rushton gets unexpectedly thrust back into his dad’s Scottish world when the Englishwoman that he compromises refuses to marry him.

No gentleman breaks into the bedchamber of a lady, however no lady sleeps with a pistol underneath her pillow. Miss Eve Crenshaw will only marry for love, or she just won’t get married at all. When the most notorious rakehell in London breaks into Eve’s bedroom in the middle of the night and compromises her beyond all repair, she plans this daring elopement which even shocks the earl.

“Lord Grayson’s Bride” is the first novel in the “Scrolls of Cridhe” series and was released in the year 2015. She cannot allow his love for her to ruin him.

When Nicholas Spencer, the Earl of Grayson, returns to claim the woman that he loves, Lady Josephine Knightly is unwilling to forgive for abandoning her six years prior. However neither can she resist the man that he has become.

Just two days after Josephine signs the marriage contract does she learn a nasty secret which will destroy her entire family. The one and only way to protect them, to keep the only guy she’s ever loved safe, is to vanish or die.

Nicholas isn’t going to make the same mistake twice and allow Josephine Knightly slip through his fingers. She loves him. He felt it in their only kiss before he left, and in that single kiss she allowed since he returned. However she’s doing everything in her power to sabotage before it’s even begun. Nicholas does not care. If Hell is where he has to live in order to have her, then she has to stand by his side in the fire.

“A Stranger’s Promise” is the first novel in the “Lords of Chance” series and was released in the year 2015. Charlotte Atchenson, jilted and penniless, takes a job as governess to Lord Alistair Cassilis’ illegitimate kids. When Eliza steps into the Scottish lord’s carriage, she faces the most dangerous enemy that a woman can face: a charming rogue. The danger isn’t just to her heart, but to also her life.

Alistair’s stepmom, in an effort to deny her son’s illegitimate kids, insists on hiring a dour governess that will break their rebellious spirits. However, Alistair decides that this pretty lass with a colorful French vocabulary that turns up in his stepmom’s drawing room is precisely what the kids need.

If the notion offends his stepmom, that much better. If the lass is what he needs, well, then a man cannot ask for more. His stepmom does not intend for Alistair to open up his heart to her grandkids, or the woman that cares for them. Her plans include forcing them out onto the streets.