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A feel-good Scottish wedding romcom about love, village chaos and getting to “I do” in one piece.
Gaby asked Jack to marry her.
Jack said yes.
Now all they have to do is plan a wedding in three months, keep their relationship intact and survive the enthusiastic interference of everyone in Lochalshie.
The village is thrilled. Possibly too thrilled. The local landlord has opinions, their friends are demanding hen parties in Ibiza, and a would-be wedding planner is more than ready to point out everything Gaby is doing wrong. Between work, family pressure and one very attractive newcomer, the dream Highland wedding is starting to feel less like romance and more like a test.
Gaby and Jack love each other. That was supposed to be the easy part.
Highland Wedding is the third book in the Highland Books series, a feel-good Scottish romantic comedy perfect for fans of Jenny Colgan, Sophie Kinsella and Jill Mansell.
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Praise for The Highland Books:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Some hilarious events and one very hungry cat.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Highland series is very very addictive.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Warm wonderful characters.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Love the characters, the humour, the drama, the writing style.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A laugh-out-loud slow-burn romantic comedy.
"One day, my sweet, we shall buy all our weekly food from Waitrose, Marks and Spencer's and small, artisan producers," that's the promise writer Emma Baird regularly makes to her husband, the vow dependent on plenty of people being kind enough to buy her books and boost her income... There's always a plan B, though... In the meantime, she also copywrites and edits to make ends meet, saving her fiction scribbling for when she has the odd hour or so. She is the author of the Highland Books series, set in the fictional village of Lochalshie (loosely based on Arrochar on the west coast of Scotland), and she is working on a few novels at the moment (she loves writing and HATES rewriting and revising...) Her website is: https://emmabaird.com and she'd be delighted if you dropped by. if you'd do her the ginormous favour of signing up for her newsletter by emailing her at pinkglitterpubs@gmail.com, she'll send you a free short story. The newsletter features a lot of pics of cats and very little in the way of hard sells. Emma lives close to the Bonnie, Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond with her understanding husband and two VERY demanding cats.