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Highland Fling

Overview

Talk about powerful attraction!

E.R. physician Kate Wexford is used to expecting the unexpected. But even she isn't ready for this. One minute she's visiting her local museum, lusting after a man in a painting: Darach MacTavish, Laird of Glenagan. A man who died at Culloden more than 250 years ago. Then the next thing she knows, she's in the painting with him in his bed NAKED!

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Author Information

Jennifer Labrecque

Jennifer LaBrecque grew up with a passion for reading. In fourth grade, she wrote a short story for a class assignment. The teacher swore it moved her to tears. She also fast gained a reputation as a class clown in school. She had set her course.

Although, Jennifer began college on a journalism scholarship, she graduated with a degree in marketing. She went on to work in the buying department of an international athletic footwear retailer.

However, what she loved most about that job was regaling her co-workers with funny stories in the break room. Following a stint as a freelance writer, proofreader, and public relations consultant, Jennifer couldn?t ignore the obvious. She began to write romance.

Today, Jennifer juggles her inquisitive, delightful daughter, the pest control company which she co-owns with her heroic husband, four bad cats, a cherished dog, and writing romantic comedy. In her spare time, reading remains a passion, as does hiking, and talking.

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  • 1.5 stars out of 5HEARTFELT TEARJERKER

    Posted August 20, 2010 by ANNLEEOLA, WALDORF, MD

    AT FIRST IT WAS A LITTLE DIFFICULT TO GET INTO THE STORY. BUT, WHEN THE STORY STARTED IT WAS VERY ENJOYABLE. I AM NOT A CRIER BUT THIS LOVE STORY BROUGHT THE TEARS OUT HARD. IT IS FULL OF PASSION. I FELL IN LOVE WITH THE CHARACTERS AND WENT THROUGH A MIXTURE OF EMOTIONS OF BEING ANGRY AND SAD AND HAPPY. THE ENDING WAS NOT QUITE WHAT I ANTICIPATED. IT IS NICE TO READ A STORY AND NOT KNOW HOW IT WILL END.
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  • 4.4 stars out of 5Good read & unexpected end

    Posted January 03, 2010 by Tiedyedaisy, Toronto

    I enjoyed reading this book. I was also pleased that the ending was not what I had expected :)
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Product Details

  • Published by

    Harlequin Enterprises

  • Publish Date

    June 30, 2006 

  • Print ISBN

    0373792662

  • eBook ISBN

    1552544982

  • Imprint

    Harlequin Enterprises

  • Filesize

    581.41 KB

  • Number of Print Pages*

    256

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Excerpt from Highland Fling by Jennifer Labrecque


KATE TRACED THE PUCKERED, rough edge of the scar that ran from his side across the smooth satin of his back. He was warm and ý

"Dr. Wexford, could you take a look at Mr. Chesney's x-ray before you leave?"

ý he was a figment of her imagination. The intern's question jerked her back to the present. It was a good thing her shift was ending, if she was daydreaming by the coffee machine again. She was officially off-duty, but she could spare the time to check an x-ray. Not only did she love what she did, it was off-duty dedication that had earned her the position of assistant head of ER at Atlanta's prestigious Walker Medical Center.

"Absolutely." Kate drained the rest of her double latte with the espresso shot, took the film and held it up to the fluorescent light. She shook her head. Work in a city ER was neither boring nor predictable. "Did Mr. Chesney give you any indication he has a small rodent in his rectal area?"

Dave Reddick, straight out of med school, nearly choked. "No, doctor, he didn't."

"My guess is a female hamster, three to four months old. I think Dyer's on the surgical rotation. See when he wants to schedule Mr. Chesney to retrieve his friend."

Kate handed the x-ray back to the fresh-faced Reddick and headed for the door.

"Uh, Dr. Wexford?"

She stopped and turned. "Yes?"

"How'd you know?"

"The pointy nose and long tail was a dead giveaway."

"Uh, no ma'am. I meant how'd you know it was a female, three to four months old?"

"Oh that." Kate shrugged and smiled at the earnest resident. "I made that part up."

Reddick's mouth dropped open and then he recovered and offered a stilted laugh. "Right."

"But he does need to have it surgically removed so get him scheduled." She walked out of the break-room and ducked into the staff bathroom.

Good. It was empty. She checked her watch. Forty-five minutes. She could still make it before the museum closed, even though she'd sworn she wasn't going back again. She shrugged out of her white coat and hung it in the locker, knowing it was inevitable.

Tonight was the last night. After tonight it was a moot point. But all day she'd felt this odd compulsion, almost, as silly as it sounded, a calling to see him one more time. No. It was beyond silly. Kate had always prided herself on her practical, pragmatic nature. She didn't do things like show up again and again to moon over a man in a portrait. But tonight was the last night. What harm could come of one more foolish trip?

She dragged a brush through her short hair. Hmm. Time to schedule a touch-up. She had major root action going on. She dug around in her purse and pulled out her lipstick.

The door behind her opened and two women strolled in. Oh, great. Dr. Torri Campbell, the Bitch from Hell and her underling who reminded Kate of Nurse Ratchett.

Kate ignored the two women and leaned into the mirror to smooth on her lipstick.

"Hot date tonight, Dr. Wexford?" Torri arched one perfect blond brow, her green catlike eyes alight with malice.

Kate and Torri had pulled ER rotations at the same hospital out of med school and then later found themselves at Walker Medical Center vying for the same position. They'd never particularly hit it off, but once Kate had been named assistant head of ER, Torri had all but declared war. "Yes, I do have a hot date waiting, Dr. Campbell. Thanks for asking."