Summary
There’s more to a man than what’s under his kilt. Shaw Fitzgerald loves touring the United States with his brothers. A fiddle player since an early age, music is the only thing he’s ever been passionate about. That is, until he sees Curt Macaula compete for the first time. As a competitor in the Highland Games, Curt knows how important it is to concentrate on the individual events. Getting distracted while tossing a one hundred and fifty pound pole isn’t an option. Away from his events, Curt is free to ogle the very pretty member of the Brothers Fitzgerald band.
Toward the end of the season, Curt knows it’s time to make his move. With Shaw being guarded by four macho brothers, it won’t be easy, but Curt is determined to win the man of his dreams.
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- Lori Hanson
- 01-02-13
Another warm romance from Carol Lynne
What did you love best about Highland Gaymes?
Touching love story with erotic scenes to make you tingle! Carol Lynne never disappoints.
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- Julie
- 19-12-11
Hot
Would you listen to Highland Gaymes again? Why?
Yes. The characters were good. Sex was hot.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Highland Gaymes?
Their first time by the river was very sexy.
Have you listened to any of Jim Bowie’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Yes. It was good.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes. I bought it to listen to as I was driving.