Originally published as an Avon Romantic Treasure, publisher Avon referred to MacKinnon’s Bride as the “Energizer Bunny of Books” – sales kept going and going and going! Initially, this book was a single title and not part of a series, but the truth is that it wasn’t just the readers who fell in love with the characters. So did I, and thus began the Highland Brides series.
Over the years, I have received so many amazing letters and emails from readers who put this book on their keeper shelves and read their dog-eared copies so many times that they would come to me searching for new editions. Once it went out of print, I shared all my author copies and ended up without even a single one for myself. So now I’m so pleased to announce the return of the MacKinnon’s Bride as an e-book. Now, with an all-new cover designed by the amazing Ravven and re-edited, it’s available on all platforms and at various retailers, including Barnes&Noble, Amazon and Kobo. If you’ve been waiting to add this book to your e-reader, or have never read it, I officially welcome you to the first of the Highland Brides!
Céad Míle Fáilte! (One hundred thousand welcomes!)
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6 Responses to The MacKinnon’s Return – Finally!
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Tanya Anne Crosby
The entire series is on my keeper shelf. Cherished!
Love this new cover.
Thank you so much! And I’m so happy you like the new cover! Lyon’s Gift will be out soon. Join me on facebook for a sneak peek at the new cover later this week.
I forgot to mention, if you really enjoyed this book, I would love it so much if you shared a review on Amazon!
Tanya, I went looking for a series not too long ago that I had read three out of four and the author recently published in e-format so I got that long sought after 3rd book in that series. As I was looking for those three, I came across so many of my favorites that have been on my keeper shelf that were calling to me to re-read and yours were in those that were calling. I will pull yours out and reread them and leave reviews. I want to be able to remember all the little things that made me fall in love, made me laugh, and at times made me cry, so I feel I need to reread them to do that to give them the review they deserve.
I found Angel Of Fire in 1993 when I started reading and I own each book after that through Lion Heart. I just read your post about Lion Heart and some changes you’re making to the e-book and I will get those new e-pubs too. We all look back on our accomplishments and think we could have done better, and maybe we could have, but that doesn’t take away from the original and I have to say that I loved them all, as they were the first time around. So, as I get them re-read, I’ll write reviews and let you know as I get them finished. I remember writing to you back then letting you know how much they meant to me but I want to thank you again for being one of those writers who took me to places my heart yearns for.
Please only leave a review if you feel inspired! That’s perfectly understandable. You might be happy to know that we’re focusing on the medievals first. Next is Once Upon a Kiss and after that will be either Angel of Fire or Lion Heart – depending on how revisions go! And thank you so much for your kind words … I promise I won’t change the story itself much. It’s more a matter of strengthening it and giving it the benefit of what I have learned. I felt Broc deserved that!
I’m smiling here. I do know that I felt inspired the first time I read them. I haven’t picked one up yet that was on my keeper shelf that I found my feelings had changed. It always feels like a going home of sorts. Revisiting old friends that are dear to my heart.