The Devil of Kilmartin [Format Kindle]

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"A truly magical Scottish romance, The Devil of Kilmartin is sure to sweep the readers off their collective feet and draw them into the mystical glens and greenery of the beautiful Scottish countryside. Unreservedly charming and absolutely riveting!
~ The Road to Romance

"Writing with the same passion that drives her characters, Wittig is certain to keep you turning the pages."
~ Donna Kauffman, USA Today bestselling author


In the dark of night, Elena of Lamont must flee her home after her father's death to escape the brutal clansman determined to satisfy his lust for power -- and for her. But as the captivating beauty runs from one dangerous man she finds herself landing in the arms of another, one whose passionate embrace offers perils of its own...

As the chief of the Lachlan clan, Symon MacLachlan vows to protect the fiery-haired lass whose gentle touch relieves the demons clawing at his soul. Despite her fierce denials, he is certain Elena is the legendary Lamont healer -- and certain that he must have her for his own. Desperate for her soothing caress -- and unable to quell the desire burning inside him -- Symon is compelled to lure Elena into marriage. But will he be able to win the love of the tender enchantress who has stolen his heart?

"Weaving passion, honor, intrigue adn a touch of the paranormal...Ms. Wittig has secued a place of honor on my 'must-read' list."
~ Escape to Romance Reviews

"An exciting Medieval Scottish romance...engaging...fans will relish this delightful historical tale."
~ BookBrowser

If you love a tortured hero, a heroine who is more than she appears to be, and the beauty and magic of the Scottish Highlands, this is a book for you!

"...a passionate, easy and fun read -- a strong debut, which had me turning the pages enthusiastically!" 4 Roses

"Ms. Wittig has secured a place of honor on my 'must read' list" 4 Roses

In the dark of night, Elena of Lamont must flee her home after her father's death to escape the brutal clansman determined to satisfy his lust for power -- and for her. But as the captivating beauty runs from one dangerous man she finds herself landing in the arms of another, one whose passionate embrace offers perils of its own...

As the chief of the Lachlan clan, Symon MacLachlan vows to protect the fiery-haired lass whose gentle touch relieves the demons clawing at his soul. Despite her fierce denials, he is certain Elena is the legendary Lamont healer -- and certain that he must have her for his own. Desperate for her soothing caress -- and unable to quell the desire burning inside him -- Symon is compelled to lure Elena into marriage. But will he be able to win the love of the tender enchantress who has stolen his heart?

Laurin Wittig wandered the world for many years spending time in Europe, North Africa and various areas of the US. She wandered from an anthropology degree from Brown University to a Masters of Public Health from Tulane and then spent years teaching and writing about computers in Washington, DC.

She eventually wandered into fiction writing then strayed a bit further until she discovered the world of romance novels where she has happily hung up her coat, slipped off her shoes and settled in for a nice long stay.

Enjoying this settled period, Laurin explored the world of medieval Scotland, delving into her Scottish roots, digging into the history she shunned in college and generally indulging her enthusiasm for learning about other cultures. The result of that exploration is The Devil of Kilmartin, Laurin’s first novel, which was released from Jove as a Highland Fling title in September, 2002. Laurin's second novel, Charming the Shrew will be released from Berkley/Jove in late 2003, and is also set in medieval Scotland.

Laurin is a two time finalist for the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart Award and The Devil of Kilmartin won both the Emily and Marlene awards for unpublished writers in 2001. In 2003 it was a finalist in the Dorothy Parker Award of Excellence and the Love Romances Golden Rose Award. She has been married for eighteen years and juggles the requirements of being a mom, wife, daughter and writer while only dropping the ball occasionally. These days she does most of her wandering in her imagination.