After her ex-boyfriend’s betrayal, Rowan decided to stay away from any male creature on the planet for the rest of her life – with one exception: Silvano, her Welsh pony and surely the only man she needs ... Until Tristan appears at the Little Horse-Yard in Cawdor. He is tall, handsome, an incredibly good horse-rider and seems to have an eye on Rowan. While she is determined to stay away from him, her best friend Alyson tries to convince her that giving love a second chance might actually hold some unexpected happiness. After a series of incidents occur at the yard, all somehow linked to Tristan, Rowan can tell he is hiding a secret. Determined to uncover the truth, Rowan vows to get closer to him, even if it means risking her heart once again ...

Jake Miller aka Jakob Schulz is one of Germany’s most famous actors – always caught in a scandal, usually in relation to women. When he comes to the peace and quiet of the Scottish Highlands to learn horse-riding for a new movie he’s going to star in, Alyson is sure: this arrogant bloke who seems to think no woman would ever be able to resist him will certainly not make her heart flutter in the slightest. Not even with Christmas approaching and her desire to spend the dark, long nights in the warm embrace of someone she loves. Things take a turn when Alyson’s horse Hamlet gets seriously ill, and Jake suddenly shows a caring, sympathetic side of himself she would have never expected. She slowly starts to wonder whether there could actually be more to him than his shallow appearance allows anyone to see. A stolen kiss and romantic night as the first snow starts to cover the Highlands around them make Alyson think that maybe, only maybe, Jake could be the man of her dreams. But then Jake’s past catches up with him and threatens to endanger the happiness he and Alyson are just beginning to find ...

Amelia has everything she has ever dreamed off. After finishing university she now works as a tour-guide in the romantic ruins of Urquhart Castle, overlooking Loch Ness. The only thing she hasn’t been lucky with so far is love. Amelia never believed in something like love at first sight – until she meets Dermot. The handsome, red-haired Highlander makes her heart suddenly miss a beat whenever she dares to look at him. But Dermot only has eyes for a beautiful singer, regularly performing in the local pub. When he tells Amelia that he and her are finally a couple, Amelia feels as if her world is falling apart. She seeks comfort with her friends at the Little Horse-Yard in Cawdor. With Freddie, the young farrier, she finds a shoulder to cry on and he always seems to be around when she needs someone to lean on. When the two of them watch the magical play of colours of the Northern Lights in the November sky, Amelia starts to wonder whether Dermot really is the answer to her happiness, or whether it may be found a lot closer than she had ever expected ...

'Cleek of Scotland Yard: Detective Stories' is a mystery novel written by Thomas W. Hanshew. It revolves around a character who was a consulting detective named "Hamilton Cleek". He was a reformed thief now working for law enforcement. Cleek is known as "the man of the forty faces" for his incredible skill at disguise.

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