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The Inscription

by Pam Binder
(Goodfellow, November 1997)

Amber McPhee, an American vacationing in Scotland, awakens in Urquhart Castle with no recollection of how she got there—and slowly realizes that she has fallen more than four hundred years into the past. She is fascinated by the fierce but gentle Lachlan—and finds herself quickly entwined in his world and his heart. —from publicity material

“You are at the castle. I pulled you from Loch Ness and brought you here. I am Lachlan MacAlpin, of the Clan MacAlpin.”
She hesitated. “My name’s Amber MacPhee and I was headed here when I fell in.” She pressed her fingers against the side of her head and grimaced. “I feel awful.”

The cover of The Inscription shows a Scottish tartan, an old book, a long
sword, and a keyring.

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Immortal Warrior 2

My Secret Protector

by Pam Binder
(Pocket, June 2003)

In present-day Montana, William MacAlpin courageously fights fires as a smoke jumper, but this reckless endeavor masks an even more dangerous calling—that of an immortal sworn to protect the earth. Isabel de Pinze, a gifted painter ans servant in Queen Mary’s court, has no connection with the Immortals or the battle between good and evil—until William’s latest quest takes him into her path. —based on publicity material

A Scottish castle sits on green hills below clouds and blue sky.

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Matchmaker Cafe 1

Christmas in the Highlands

by Pam Binder
(self-published, November 2014)

At Stirling Castle in the Scotland, and with the last lines of the movie Brigadoon fresh in her mind, Irene Redmond signs up for a tour, hoping to uncover secrets hinted at in her mother’s diary. Instead, Irene is transported back in time to the thirteenth century, along with the rest of the tour group—including Logan Mackinnon, confirmed bachelor.
—based on publicity material

“When you’ve finished your cocoa, you can proceed to the line. Our sister, Lady Roselyn, will explain everything you’ll need to know about the tour once you’re inside.” She handed Irene an antique-looking key with a red velvet ribbon attached. “This is for the locker where you can store your clothes after you’ve changed into a costure appropriate for thirteenth-century Scotland.”