CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Himself
Jess Kidd
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Rat Run
Caro Ramsay
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Moving On
Millie Gray
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A Winter Wedding: Strangers at the Altar / The Warrior’s Winter Bride
Marguerite Kaye, Denise Lynn
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Toil & Trouble
Mairghread Scott, Kelly Matthews, Nichole Matthews
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Autumn
Ali Smith
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Borrowed Time
Jenni Daiches
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Ardnish Was Home: A Novel
Angus MacDonald
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Kidnapped by the Highland Rogue
Terri Brisbin
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The Black Friar
S. G. MacLean
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The Black Friar: 2: Damian Seeker
S. G. MacLean
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Agatha Raisin: There Goes the Bride
M. C. Beaton
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The Road to Lisbon: A Novel
Martin Greig, Charles McGarry
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Summoning the Dead
Tony Black
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Waverley (Vintage Past)
Sir Walter Scott
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A A Highland Feuding: 3: Kidnapped By The Highland Rogue
Terri Brisbin
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McTavish Manor
Ines Labarta
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Skeleton Blues: A Dystopian Thriller Set in Edinburgh
Paul Johnston
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The Lochcarron Space Programme Cats in Space
Stanley Jackson
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Dragon Games
Jan-Philipp Sendker
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