Book: The Scot’s Bride
by Paula Quinn
Series: (The MacGregor’s: Highland Heirs #6)
Reviewed by: Barb Massabrook (of)
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Southern Ayrshire
Patrick MacGregor, Devil of the Highlands, the hero of this story of the outlawed MacGregors. The heroine is Charlie, Charlotte Cunningham of a rival clan
Charlotte Cunningham ( Charlie) had been watching this rogue Patrick (Campbell) actually MacGregor and felt an instant dislike of this dimpled devil. She knew never to get caught in this libertines web. She knew his type love them and leave them and never to look back. A man with no backbone. Plus Charlie didn’t want to get caught by any demon’s claw. No matter if he had eyes as green as the sea, sparkling with deep set dimples. Oh she knew this rogues like all the rest who can spout poetry with their silver tongues. Charlie had plans for herself and her sister with her breathing with no cure in sight. The last she wanted was marriage and all she desired was freedom. Yet then she sees this scoundrel with her people like the Wallace’s. A man to chase a young child’s bad dreams away, ready to give a helping hand and possibly be just the cure she is looking for! No matter how much Charlie fights it is her fragile heart that is jeopardy of being broken.
Patrick was fine with no ties and being the selfish bastard he was with his carefree life. He did not want to be responsible for anyone other than himself. Making coin with his fists in fights and bedding as many women he pleases without feelings or a heart. Then he sees Charlie the one woman he can’t have, but want more than anything. She makes him want to be a better person, a better man. Yet she turns his head not only for her outer beauty, but her inner beauty as well. He see’s how she is a total angel in the way she cares and protects the villagers of her clan.
Patrick MacGregor, Devil of the Highlands, the hero of this story of the outlawed MacGregors. The heroine is Charlie, Charlotte Cunningham of a rival clan
Charlotte Cunningham ( Charlie) had been watching this rogue Patrick (Campbell) actually MacGregor and felt an instant dislike of this dimpled devil. She knew never to get caught in this libertines web. She knew his type love them and leave them and never to look back. A man with no backbone. Plus Charlie didn’t want to get caught by any demon’s claw. No matter if he had eyes as green as the sea, sparkling with deep set dimples. Oh she knew this rogues like all the rest who can spout poetry with their silver tongues. Charlie had plans for herself and her sister with her breathing with no cure in sight. The last she wanted was marriage and all she desired was freedom. Yet then she sees this scoundrel with her people like the Wallace’s. A man to chase a young child’s bad dreams away, ready to give a helping hand and possibly be just the cure she is looking for! No matter how much Charlie fights it is her fragile heart that is jeopardy of being broken.
Patrick was fine with no ties and being the selfish bastard he was with his carefree life. He did not want to be responsible for anyone other than himself. Making coin with his fists in fights and bedding as many women he pleases without feelings or a heart. Then he sees Charlie the one woman he can’t have, but want more than anything. She makes him want to be a better person, a better man. Yet she turns his head not only for her outer beauty, but her inner beauty as well. He see’s how she is a total angel in the way she cares and protects the villagers of her clan.
One clan, the Wallace’s is being bullied by her brother, as he learned from her father. Charlie's father is a selfish man who would sell Charlie to the highest bidder for a marriage price! This is only if it puts him in a wealthy and higher position. She will do anything and everything she can to protect the people, her clan, her sister and herself from his and her brother’s villainess shenanigans! She won’t let the bullying of her brother and father destroy them. Soon Patrick feels the same plus he follows her just to try to protect her from what could be dangerous situations. He finds himself changing caring for another in a way he has never had before. Bedding another woman now seems distasteful and he is willing to become her savior no matter what the price.
Could this be love? Can two star people both so set against marriage find the open road to their hearts? Plus some lies and deceit are sure to reveal themself could possibly start a clan war?
A define must read that Paula Quinn readers don’t want to miss! Especially if you are a huge MacGregor/Grant fan like myself. I have been reading Ms. Quinn’s books for many, many, years and just like a good wine they only get better! If that is even possible as I have loved them all. She has this knack for drawing us readers into her beautifully written stories and keeping us fascinated all the way through. The Scot’s Bride absolutely blew me away and I was totally captivated from start to finish!
It has all the elements Scottish historical readers love, including a swoon worthy hero! In addition, a smart, independent and sassy heroine that you can’t help but love! Plus a riveting adventure, filled with mystery, suspense, romance, breathtaking settings, brilliant plotting and character you can’t help but totally love. It is a definite masterpiece in my opinion!
I highly recommended this phenomenal read. A definite for your keeper shelf you will want to visit again. Bravo Ms. Paula Quinn you totally rocked it!
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