Wild Mountain Scots books in order

Wild Mountain Scots is a dark Highland romance series by Jolie Vines featuring obsessive Scottish heroes and intense emotional stakes, across five books published in 2021-2022.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Obsessed 2021 Jolie Vines Buy
2 Hunted 2021 Jolie Vines Buy
3 Stolen 2021 Jolie Vines Buy
4 Betrayed 2021 Jolie Vines Buy
5 Tormented 2022 Jolie Vines Buy

Wild Mountain Scots marks the point where Jolie Vines’s Highland romances shifted into darker territory. The five books, Obsessed, Hunted, Stolen, Betrayed, and Tormented, were all published in 2021 and 2022, and the titles spell out exactly what kind of emotional landscape each book covers. These are not comfortable romances, and that’s precisely the appeal.

The heroes in Wild Mountain Scots are possessive and intense in ways that earlier series only hinted at. The mountain setting reinforces the sense of characters trapped by circumstance and by their own overwhelming feelings. Vines handles the darker dynamics with enough emotional grounding that the relationships feel real rather than just extreme.

All five books came out within roughly a year of each other, which gave the series a momentum that readers felt across the run. Obsessed is the natural starting point, and the series rewards readers who follow it through to Tormented, where the emotional threads from earlier books resolve. For fans of dark Highland romance who haven’t yet tried Wild Mountain Scots, this is the series to start with before moving on to Dark Island Scots.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Wild Mountain Scots series?

There are five books in the Wild Mountain Scots series, published between 2021 and 2022.

What is the first book in the Wild Mountain Scots series?

The first book in the Wild Mountain Scots series is Obsessed, published in 2021.

How dark is the Wild Mountain Scots series compared to Jolie Vines's other series?

Wild Mountain Scots sits in the middle of Jolie Vines’s tonal range. It’s darker and more intense than Marry the Scot or Wild Scots, but not as extreme as Dark Island Scots or Body Count. The series features possessive heroes and morally complex situations, making it a natural bridge between her lighter and darker work.

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