Heart-pounding and laugh-out-loud funny, the Kilty series from USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Amy Vansant introduces you to Broch and Catriona—the urban fantasy couple you can’t forget. Catriona’s been “fixer” for Parasol Pictures for longer than she cares to remember. Saving drug-addled actors and shady producers from themselves is a grind, so when she finds a half-naked man in a kilt passed out on their Hollywood lot, it’s just Tuesday for her. This guy, though… Against her better judgment, she wheels his unconscious carcass to her apartment to let him sleep it off and keep from losing his budding acting career. Plus, the studio doesn’t like it when she sends half-unconscious people off in Ubers. The Uber drivers like it even less. But this guy is a disaster. A gorgeous disaster, but one hundred percent trainwreck. When he wakes up, things only get weirder. First, his name’s Brochan. Broken? What twisted parents name their kid broken? Catriona wants to write off the ridiculously sexy, self-proclaimed Highlander as a con artist, but her adopted father seems strangely comfortable with the man claiming to have no memory of his past or knowledge of the modern world. And ol’ Kilty doesn’t seem to care or remember where the stab wound in his side came from. No, he’s headed for her shower—again—like he’s never had one, obsessed with her shampoos, devoid of all modesty…and dammit…he’s charming as hell. Who is this guy? A red-bearded thug, an old picture, and a three-hundred-year-old vendetta soon have Catriona worried she could lose everything—including the mysterious time-traveling Scotsman who makes her crazy in more ways than one. A Highlander followed her home…Can she keep him? —————–WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT KILTY————— “Kilty As Charged has everything you could want: a very strong lead woman (Catriona); fast-paced storyline; lots of action; some huge Scotsmen; great dialogue and plenty of humor; a great cast of supporting characters; and even some time travel! A hilarious story told in a very interesting way. Throw in some mystery and intrigue and you’ve got yourself a great read….Amy Vansant has written a highly imaginative, mystery/love/humor-filled novel that leaves you wanting to read the next in the series ASAP!!!” ~ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ MMG “Finished reading Kilty as Charged yesterday and loved it! Amy’s combination of humor, action, just enough romance, and humor really hit me perfectly — and made me laugh out loud. Repeatedly. Added to which, she wrote a charming, hilarious male main character. I very much enjoyed her writing style and sense of how to employ the deft lampoon. It is now imperative that I read the other books in the series.” — ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Marcus Cootsona, Author of the Severin Force Political Thrillers “An amazing book by Vansant. A perfect love story, with romance, twists, surprises— I actually really did laugh out loud in more than 4 places. I love Vansant’s quirky sense of humor, her sarcasm is perfect, and how did she even come up with a time-traveling idea, it is too amazing! I read this at work on my break in two sittings.” ~ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Aisha K.S. Hashmi, NRCPT “Fun all the way through!!! Great characters, very well developed and interesting. Had me laughing from the first scene. The female lead was quirky and relatable. I found her perspective, job, and skill set out of the norm which I think is part of this author’s genius. You never quite know what may happen next. I love how she keeps surprising herself with her inner dialog! It is hilarious! Highly recommend !!” ~ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lin Read more

He’s accused of a crime he didn’t commit and she’s determined to get him off… in more ways than one. The vamp life sure as hell ain’t the glam life. Just ask Alena Falkov. One day she’ll be a full-fledged attorney, but for now, she’s stuck working her fangs off at a thankless job while she attends Othercross University’s esteemed law school. Of course she might not have the job for long if she can’t be on time, but when a vampire catches the scent of her Beloved—her one true soul mate—in the hallways of the courthouse, no one could blame her for tracking him down. Now if only he wasn’t the defendant… and by all accounts, guilty. Or is he? Read more