Highlander Romance

[TheRedQueen22]

Hey guys! I recently find myself into Highlander Romance. I had a great time reading Maya Bank's Highlander series, but sadly she only has 5 books written in that genre.

I did my own research since Maya Banks got me hooked, unfortunately I haven't gotten any luck in finding a good read such as her works. The authors I tried were Donna Fletcher and Monica McCarty.

If anyone has any other recommendations, I would love to try it please!

[Faith Atieno okoth]

Hey! Try "under her" by Samantha Towle

[TheRedQueen22]

Hey! Try "under her" by Samantha Towle

I already have a copy of 'Under Her' by Samantha Towle but I'm afraid it's not a Highlander Romance.

[Creolelady1733]

Since viewing "Outlander" I have started reading the books by Diana Gabaldon starting with Outlander, Dragonflies in Amber, and Voyager... There are 8 books but it is an ongoing series.

[Faith Atieno okoth]

Oops! ,sorry.

[TheRedQueen22]

Since viewing "Outlander" I have started reading the books by Diana Gabaldon starting with Outlander, Dragonflies in Amber, and Voyager... There are 8 books but it is an ongoing series.

I heard about 'Outlander' before. Isn't it a time-travelling romance too?

[TheRedQueen22]

Oops! ,sorry.

No worries.

[Flick15]

The Outlander series is a time-travel romance, but it can also be classed into many other genres, adventure, historical fiction, historical romance, historical politics, Scottish history etc. The list just goes on and on. There is the main 'Outlander Series' which consists of 8 books, then there is the prequel 'Virgins', the 2 companion books, which tie in with the main series, the spinoff 'Lord John Grey Series' and there is the 9th book of the main series which Diana is still working on, the books have been turned into a tv series called Outlander, each season is based on a single book, so season 1 - Outlander/Cross stitch, season 2 D.I.A, season 3 Voyager and so on.

[TheRedQueen22]

The Outlander series is a time-travel romance, but it can also be classed into many other genres, adventure, historical fiction, historical romance, historical politics, Scottish history etc. The list just goes on and on. There is the main 'Outlander Series' which consists of 8 books, then there is the prequel 'Virgins', the 2 companion books, which tie in with the main series, the spinoff 'Lord John Grey Series' and there is the 9th book of the main series which Diana is still working on, the books have been turned into a tv series called Outlander, each season is based on a single book, so season 1 - Outlander/Cross stitch, season 2 D.I.A, season 3 Voyager and so on.

Agreed. A book can be categorised into many genres. Monica McCarthy's books are also filled with Scottish History and Politics, as much as I appreciate the History lesson in the books, it can be tiring sometimes. Some days I just want to enjoy a simple Highlander Romance with not so much political feud.