Secret Scot Baby

Help me!

I finished the novella I titled "Secret Scot Baby" a few weeks ago, and sent it to my agent for her review. I now have to think of a title that doesn't suck, or make me laugh, both of which this title does. When I first began it, all I knew was that I wanted the heroine to be an English widow living in Scotland and the hero is a Scot who served in the war, and has unexpectedly inherited a viscountcy (The people I based the characters' looks on are here, just for some nice visual interest). A good friend--Myretta Robens--came up with a compelling reason for them to meet, and that reason is the baby the widow's late husband fathered while away from home.

Here's the brief blurb (it's a Regency-set historical, which isn't clear from this. D'oh!):

A weary soldier returns to Scotland from the battlefront bringing a fallen comrade’s baby—to the house of the comrade’s widow.

Katherine doesn’t know what to make of the man who arrives on her doorstep, and knows even less what to make of the baby Mac says was fathered by her late husband—and now has no home but hers to go to.

I have to write the synopsis, too, but I won't ask for help with that (although I do not promise not to whine about it!). Any suggestions for a title are welcome!

Megan