Claimed by the Highland Estate

Fresh out of Oxford and heir to a fading Highland fortune, pretty young Lord Tristan Ashworth expects quiet country life. What he gets is the full staff welcome. The rugged gamekeeper, head gardener, eager stable hand and even the proper butler decide the elegant English heir needs thorough practical instruction in how a real man sows. One rainy lesson under the oaks becomes daily, then nightly, then constant. They fill him in the woods, the greenhouse, the hayloft, the front lawn under his uncle's window, the pantry, the cottage — until Tristan is permanently soft-bellied, always leaking, and completely addicted to being the estate's favourite breeding vessel. No more pretence of "educational purposes for a future wife." He simply needs to stay full. Ruined. Claimed. Harvested. For readers who love posh boys getting thoroughly ruined by rough, older Scottish men.