Mirren - Gregor, Anne
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Sabotage, mystery, and romance abound in this heartwarming and witty Contemporary Romance from the author of The Irish Wolves. Patience isn't a virtue she usually exercises, but wrangling temperamental Scottish artists is her specialty. If only this one wasn't so annoyingly handsome... At only twenty-one, Mirren MacGregor is the manager of an exclusive art gallery in the heart of Edinburgh, ticking the boxes of her two biggest life goals-to have a successful career and live independently of her overprotective family. Check and check. But her smile loses its satisfied curl the day she meets one…mehr

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Sabotage, mystery, and romance abound in this heartwarming and witty Contemporary Romance from the author of The Irish Wolves. Patience isn't a virtue she usually exercises, but wrangling temperamental Scottish artists is her specialty. If only this one wasn't so annoyingly handsome... At only twenty-one, Mirren MacGregor is the manager of an exclusive art gallery in the heart of Edinburgh, ticking the boxes of her two biggest life goals-to have a successful career and live independently of her overprotective family. Check and check. But her smile loses its satisfied curl the day she meets one of the gallery's top artists and her grouchy, belligerent, and equally talented twin brother. Fifteen years ago Finn Cambell and his sister ran away from Edinburgh. Now he's furious that her work is bringing them back to the city that nearly destroyed them, and even more furious that some know-it all, snarky gallery manager is the cause of it all. When someone targets the artists vying for coveted exhibition spots at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Mirren realizes that she's placed them all in the path of danger. Trigger Warnings: SA and mental illness.
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Anne Gregor is a Contemporary Romance author who loves using her master's degree in history to sprinkle a little of the past into a modern package. When she is not writing, reading, or book reviewing, she is obsessed with true crime documentaries and cooking challenge shows - a combination like fish and cheese - sometimes it works. An empty nester after her three children began adulting, she still loves getting together for family game nights. Quiet evenings are reserved for hand embroidery and peanut butter.She lives in northeast Oklahoma on the Grand Lake o' the Cherokees and is passionate about all things Okie and Native American.