Fate can always lead you to what's right... If you let it... Bethea Glanville needs a hero. Only she never thought it would be Camden Kennedy. The man is an infuriating-and entirely too attractive-rogue. But when an outrageous comedy of errors throws them illicitly together, the only way to salvage her reputation is to announce her betrothal...to Camden. This could not possibly go well... Camden was trying to catch a spy, not a wife. But when Bethea is accidentally ensnared in his mission for the Crown, a marriage of convenience is the only protection he can offer. The only question now is whether he'll be able to let her go when she inevitably demands the annulment he promised her... Can a marriage that began all wrong ever become something real and right? There's only one way for Bethea and Camden to find out... * Spies. Secrets. Seduction. This tantalizing marriage of convenience Scottish historical by a USA Today bestselling author will have you guessing what fate has in store next for Bethea and Camden. If you love reading romantic, page-turning Scottish Historical love stories brimming with mystery and suspense, a dash of humor, and alpha male Highlanders, then you'll adore Collette Cameron's intriguing HEART OF A SCOT Series. Buy TO MARRY A HIGHLAND MARAUDER and be prepared to stay up late reading a rousing Highland adventure you can't put down. Though this book can easily be read as a stand-alone, most readers prefer to read the series in order. HEART OF A SCOT SERIES: Book 1 - To Love a Highland Laird Book 2 - To Redeem a Highland Rogue Book 3 - To Seduce a Highland Scoundrel Book 4 - To Woo a Highland Warrior Book 5 - To Enchant a Highland Earl Book 6 - To Defy a Highland Duke Book 7 - To Marry a Highland Marauder Book 8 - To Bargain with a Highland Buccaneer Book 9 - A Christmas Kiss for the Highlander CHECK OUT COLLETTE'S OTHER SERIES: Daughters of Desire (Scandalous Ladies) Castle Brides Highland Heather Romancing a Scot Seductive Surrender The Honorable Rogues(R) The Blue Rose Regency Romances: The Culpepper Misses Wicked Earls' Club