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Bride Of A Scottish Warrior

Adrienne Basso (Goodreads Author)

3.93 · Rating details · 389 ratings · 54 reviews

A union born of duty...

Newly knighted Sir Ewan Gilroy needs a dowry and a wife, in that order. Though the widowed Lady Grace plans to enter a convent, squandering so much lush beauty--and such a fortune--would surely be its own sin. Grace will not be easily wooed, despite her family's urging and Ewan's famed charm. She challenges him as no woman ever dared, pro

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Oct 22, 2015 ♥ℳelody rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: give-me-their-story-now, borrowed, good-girl-meets-bad-boy, what-the-fack-does-he-see-in-her, annoying-heroine, frustration-alert, hero-w-humble-upbringing-orphan, confusing-as-shit-characters, chemistry-fail, kindle-read

2.5 stars

Another book with an inconsistent and confusing characterization. The heroine is constantly described as being meek, quiet, soft spoken and shy but Grace is far from shy. This girl did not have one shy or timid bone in her body. Even in the damn bedroom. So I don't understand why the author kept having the heroine be "stunned" and "shocked" by her own daring and boldness when that's literally the only way she acts throughout the whole dang book. What, cause she was raised in a conve ...more

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Jun 02, 2014 Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~* rated it liked it

Shelves: scottish-fiction-romances

Setting: 1314 Scotland
Steam factor: Mild-Hot
3 1/2 Stars

Sir Ewan Gilroy who has been recently knighted finds he is in need of a wife. Lady Grace he believes is the woman of his dreams, but since her husbands death Grace has planned to atone for her past and refuses any such notion Sir Ewan may have. So arranging to escort Grace himself to the convent he tries his best to convince her he would be the perfect husband for her. After awhile Grace comes to realize that her feelings for Ewan have chang ...more

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Jul 31, 2014 Anna's Herding Cats rated it it was amazing

Shelves: highlanders, 2014, on-the-run, for-review, arranged-mates-marriage, adrienne-basso

Well I am just adoring Basso and the amazing romances she creates. Bride of a Scottish Warrior is the second one I've read from her and, seriously, she has me smitten. She's a wonderful storyteller that really wraps you up in her world and transports you to another time--in this case the Scottish Highlands of the 1300s. It's just a fabulous experience.

The quick of it is that Grace and Ewan have met during his quest for a wife. Something Grace has vowed she'll never be again after the tragic deat Well I am just adoring Basso and the amazing romances she creates. Bride of a Scottish Warrior is the second one I've read from her and, seriously, she has me smitten. She's a wonderful storyteller that really wraps you up in her world and transports you to another time--in this case the Scottish Highlands of the 1300s. It's just a fabulous experience.

The quick of it is that Grace and Ewan have met during his quest for a wife. Something Grace has vowed she'll never be again after the tragic death of her husband. But circumstances, family and life may just have different plans for her.

Things I loved!

The rich world--One of the things I love about Basso's writing is how rich it is. It's easy to get swept away into the time period and what's happening. It's not always an easy life but the passion, strength and determination of the people is just stunning and you really feel like you're right there with them through everything.

A marriage of convenience--I loved both Ewan and Grace. They're amazing together. It's an arranged marriage of sorts. Or marriage of convenience. He desperately needs a wife with a large dowry to help provide for his people. And Grace needs protection and safety from a brother in law who is out to use her for his own means.

Ewan--He's a good man who has fought hard for everything he has which now includes lands and people who have been struggling to survive and need his protection. He's been shunned most his life because he's illegitimate and he battles that to this day no matter what he's sacrificed and done. He'sstrong, honest,caring. Quit the sexy beast and one it would be easy to feel safe with. Basically. I loved him even if he was a bit blunt and had a little cocky male thing going. I loved it.

Grace--I love Basso's heroines. They're just incredible. Grace is strong and independent and wants to lead her own life but she's not unrealistic and is reasonable and smart about it. Nothing TSTL other than one moment but it was one I could even understand. She's a hard working and sweet and doesn't expect or want others doting on her. She's just a good woman you could be proud of.

There's a bit of humor and some great chemistry while Ewan chases Grace and tries to convince her to be his. She's really set on never marrying again and returning to the convent she grew up in and it wasn't an easy battle for the poor sod. Their interactions were excellent and always passionate and interesting.

Things I could have skipped!--Not really anything!

There was one small spot that lacked a little carry though--a group was called for backup but things were handled before they arrived and no mention of them being sent word or showing up. A pretty small point and pretty much the only little blip for me. Okay, okay. I would have liked a wee bit more heat. But that's just me. lol What was there was good I just love a little extra sexing happening.

So, basically, some major book love happening. Bride of a Scottish Warrior was full of amazing characters, a lush world that'll sweep you into the past, heartache and healing, loss and love and true romance winning the day. Definitely one to check out if you love highlanders and incredible romances.

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May 09, 2014 Sonya Heaney rated it liked it

Shelves: historical-romance

2.5 Highly readable, but with all the historical accuracy of a Disney movie.

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Oct 07, 2014 Lover of Romance rated it it was amazing

Shelves: medieval, scottish-highlands, genre-historical-romance

Lady Grace, has been watching her husband, grow weaker from fever from a wound from a boar while hunting. She has stayed by his side, and when he makes a request from her, she can't refuse him. After he dies from his weakened condition, she is forced to leave, knowing the brothers of her late husband, will only use her for their own needs and greedy desires. While staying with her brother and his wife, her plan is to continue onto the convent, having feeling a need to atone for past sins. She gr Lady Grace, has been watching her husband, grow weaker from fever from a wound from a boar while hunting. She has stayed by his side, and when he makes a request from her, she can't refuse him. After he dies from his weakened condition, she is forced to leave, knowing the brothers of her late husband, will only use her for their own needs and greedy desires. While staying with her brother and his wife, her plan is to continue onto the convent, having feeling a need to atone for past sins. She grew up in the convent and desires to go back there. But her brother has different plans for her...he desires for her to find a husband and have children. When one of his battle buddies, a Sir Ewan Gilroy comes for a visit, desiring a opportunity to court and marry her. At first Grace is firm in her resolve to go to the convent, but Ewan is determined and is not a man to be swept away with foolish notions. His plan is to show Grace that he plans on keeping her as his, no matter what!

Bride Of A Scottish Warrior is the first book I have read from this author. I may have read her years ago, since her name is very familiar to me, and her writing was like visiting with a old friend. However, for the life of me, I can't recall which book of hers I had from her. So I will just claim this is the first book of hers that I can actually recall. I have recently seen this book pop up, quite often in ratings and reviews, and so I decided that I need to take a chance on this one. And I have a certain weakness for medieval historical romances...especially with a Scottish theme to it. This story takes place in the early 1300's, and I do love this time period. Its full of passion and raw sensuality that is so appealing and makes you crave for a time of kilts, sexy brogues, and Scottish castles and the kinship of clans.

Let me start with our magnificent hero, the bold and daring, Sir Ewan. What a man! Seriously I adored his character...I almost wanted to swoon just so he could catch me! LOL Unlike some heroes we see...he isn't intimidate by marriage or love or devotion...in fact he craves it, and desires it. And he goes in search of it. He wants someone to share and build his life with and he won't settle for less. I loved how he is afraid to search after what he wants, and holds nothing back. When he meets Grace...he knows she is the one. She is the one woman he wants for life, but there is one problem...she doesn't return that feeling. She admires him and respect him, but she has no interest in marrying anyone. Now onto the lovely Grace. She has such a stubborn personality....in fact too stubborn, but I am too....and so I felt a kinship towards her. I felt as I was reading this one...I could relate with her in so many ways. She is strong willed and very passionate even though she plans on entering a convent. What I really liked about her character was her willingness that when she makes a decision she stands by it with full heart and she is the perfect match for Ewan. They both have passionate natures, and I loved seeing them fight for each other in the end....and what a love affair they have.

The story isn't all roses and daisies though...there is a villain. Pretty good one too. He really puts these two through the wringer...but I found it was a good thing...it really makes them come together and fight for each other and the life they are building together. This was such a wonderful story...I enjoyed every single page. I was fighting for this couple all the way!! And those intimate scenes...were sensual and emotionally provoking....definitely had me needing a fan or even a cold bath...but they weren't super HOT, in fact tame compared to some other books I have read..but were so provocative and powerful in its intensity!! A story to win your heart....Heartwarming till the end!! WILL CAPTIVE AND STUN YOU! ...more

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Jun 25, 2014 Shauni rated it really liked it

Shelves: highlands-historical, reading-romance-challenge, netgalley

Originally reviewed for Bodice Rippers, Femme Fatales and Fantasy.

One of the reasons I believe that Scottish historicals are such huge hits, is the complexity of the story. Scotland's history was so emashed in loyalty, honor, politics and the need to protect their land, that sometimes it appears as though the story writes itself. Of course to make that claim would be a true disservice to the outstanding authors who actually write them.

Sure there are stories written that seem to be easy reads. En Originally reviewed for Bodice Rippers, Femme Fatales and Fantasy.

One of the reasons I believe that Scottish historicals are such huge hits, is the complexity of the story. Scotland's history was so emashed in loyalty, honor, politics and the need to protect their land, that sometimes it appears as though the story writes itself. Of course to make that claim would be a true disservice to the outstanding authors who actually write them.

Sure there are stories written that seem to be easy reads. Enjoyable but lacking in that certain something that gives the stories their magic. Fortunately for us, Adrienne Basso is one of those authors with magic.

Lady Grace had been raised isolated from her family. Raised to take the veil but once her brother became Laird he brokered a powerful marriage for her. Most of the seven years of her marriage were spent as a war widow and when the war finally ended, she found herself a widow in truth. A widow with a powerful enemy. Escaping her husband's land and returning to her brother's, Grace makes him promise that she won't have to marry again. Of course her brother is a Highland Laird, he is going to do everything in his power to change her mind. So when his friend, a newly created knight, comes seeking a bride, Grace is in dire straights. Especially since the attraction growing between them is completely visible. But Grace has a secret sin she feels she must atone for and insists on returning to the Abby.

Sir Ewan Gilroy has been raised from unwanted bastard to a knight of Bruce's realm. He has also been granted an estate in the Highlands. But this property had been raised in the war and Ewan needs more than just a place to rest his head. He needs a bride with a dowery. After scouring Scotland and being rejected again and again for his lack of heritage, Ewan heads home. Stopping to rest at the home of a good friend, strong ally and powerful Laird. Only to discover that all he has been looking for was right there. Now he just needs to convince her that he's the one for her.

A beautiful love story complete with challenges that must be met. Powerful enemies and hidden passions. Triumph is there if they can learn to work together, to lean on each other. Grace must share her deepest secrets before Ewan can truly stand as her shield and stand he must.

I really enjoyed this rich and passionate story and look forward to many more from Ms. Basso.

Shauni

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May 14, 2014 Farrah rated it it was amazing

A very sweet, delight of a read, Bride of a Scottish Warrior was absolutely fantastic. I loved this book! It was totally engaging, with lovely romance and thrilling danger, and I enjoyed every bit of it. Loved it!

Grace was a lovely heroine. She was stronger than she first appeared, though in a quiet way. Rather than outright defiance, she simply held on to her strong will and refused to let anyone force her into anything. And, she was a genuinely kind character. I really liked her. I thought she ...more

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Jul 02, 2014 Cruth rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: bullying, heroine-widow, netgalley, historical, hero-injured, reviewed-on-zon, hero-illiterate, highlander, medieval

My copy was provided by the publisher via NetGalley for an honest review.

Author: Adrienne Basso
First published: 2014
Length: 244 pages (epub), 3950 locations (kindle)
Setting: Scottish Highlands, 1315
Sex: Explicit but not frequent.
Hero: Bastard son given a run-down, ruined castle and land by King Robert I , Robert the Bruce, King of Scots.
Heroine: Young widow. Childless. Brought up in a convent to be a nun. May have killed her husband.
Trigger: Euthanasia/assisted suicide. (view spoiler) ...more

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Aug 26, 2014 SidneyKay rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance-scotland

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Lairds and Tartans and Brogues..oh my!

Dinna fash yerself. Yes, this is a deep-in-the-highlands-of-Scotland story and yes, there's lots and lots of Scottish brogue; however, Bride of a Scottish Warrior, by Adrienna Basso, hit the right spot. It was actually quite refreshing and a lot of fun to read a Scottish romance again. I suspect a lot of this was due to Ms. Basso's prose. Bride of a Scottish Warrior was a fast, easy read with no surprises. If you're looking for a light-weight Scottish tale, Lairds and Tartans and Brogues..oh my!

Dinna fash yerself. Yes, this is a deep-in-the-highlands-of-Scotland story and yes, there's lots and lots of Scottish brogue; however, Bride of a Scottish Warrior, by Adrienna Basso, hit the right spot. It was actually quite refreshing and a lot of fun to read a Scottish romance again. I suspect a lot of this was due to Ms. Basso's prose. Bride of a Scottish Warrior was a fast, easy read with no surprises. If you're looking for a light-weight Scottish tale, this book is for you.

There's a gentle heroine, Grace, a widow but not a virgin widow. There is a big, big, strong, brawny hero, Ewan, who is one sexy guy. And big. He also happens to be illegitimate, however, because he fought for Robert Bruce he has been rewarded a home of his own - way up in the highlands. When he gets to his new home he finds the castle is falling apart and his people are starving - but he's our hero, he's got a plan. He starts the long process of rebuilding. While all of his hard work sees results it isn't enough for anyone to survive the winter. Following his dominating mother's strong encouragement, he's off to search for a bride with money. He goes hither and yon searching for a bride, but all the nobles turn him down because he's illegitimate. Feeling depressed, he stops at the stronghold of his friend Douglas McKenna. Och! As luck would have it the non-virgin widow Grace is Douglas' sister and she has taken refuge there.

Why has she taken refuge there, you may ask. Well, her first husband has died under some mysterious circumstances (or not so mysterious) and there is a fight going on as to who should be the next laird. Grace has decided to seek refuge with her brother first, but then go to a convent, and she has no intention of ever getting married again. Of course we know that's just silly thinking on her part; this is romance, after all. After some sneaky maneuvering by her brother, Grace and Ewan are soon on a road trip to the convent. A very long road trip.

This book is loaded with a bit of everything. We have a road trip, a wild boar attack, a convent under siege, an evil brother-in-law, brawny sweaty men without shirts, a mother-in-law from hell, witchcraft accusations, monks, priests, and the scourge. All packed into 200 pages or so. This book isn't any heavy-duty angst filled story. There is nothing new, nothing ground-breaking; there are no surprises. However, I still enjoyed every minute of it and even though it is a standard Scottish yarn, the hero was a wonderful hunk who would have done anything for his lady love. This was a refreshing story that made me happy. It was as if I was with a trusted old friend.
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Jul 07, 2014 Amy Alvis rated it it was amazing

Grace Alastair is a widow determined never to marry again. After her period of mourning, she plans to go back to the convent that she grew up at and dedicate her life to helping others.

Ewan Gilroy is in need of a wife with a large dowry. Unfortunately, being born a bastard has made all of the noble families turn down his marriage proposals that is until he gets to the home of a friend. Ewan is instantly attracted to Grace and will do just about anything to get her.

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Jul 01, 2014 Larena rated it it was amazing

Historical, Romance

Scotland

Sir Ewan Gilroy is newly knighted and in desperate need of a dowry and a wife. Ewan is famed for his charm but widowed Lady Grace is determined that it will not work on her. Ewan feels that Grace’s plans to enter a convent is a waste of both her beauty and her fortune. Even with her family urging the match Grace proves to be a challenge for Ewan as no woman has ever proven to be in the past. She proves to be his equal in both spirit and passion.

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Jun 12, 2014 Sarah (The Book Bunny) rated it really liked it

EXPECTATION: I expected the normal Scottish love story. Ewan from the synopsis seems greedy. Let's see how things pan out in this one.

REACTION: I just want to talk about Grace for a minute. I really enjoyed her character, she was genuinely kind and thoughtful. She truly felt responsible and remorseful over the death of her husband and that really set the tone for her character throughout the book. As the book progresses she shows a stronger side and it fits well into her character. Ewan I also ...more

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May 06, 2014 Heather andrews rated it it was amazing

Oh Ewan you sexy beast, "'tis an admirable quality to put duty first," Ewan said smoothly. "I look forward to sitting beside ye at the evening meal. Ye will be joining us then?" I mean the boy is just yum yum, "'tis obvious that ye deserve only the best and finest." Sir Ewan smiled Charmingly. "When I have coin to spare, I'll shower ye with gifts fit fer a queen." I mean the boy just makes hot promises, "we must provide for our people first," he said gently. "As fer yer needs, well, I vow that I ...more

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Jul 13, 2014 Lynsey (A Bookish Life) rated it really liked it

I mostly enjoyed this sweet sensual romance, although it has to be said that I don't enjoy second chance relationships - divorcees, widows and the like - nearly as much as I do a traditional blushing bride.

Hey, it's my escapism - don't judge me!

That said, in this instance, the heroine, Grace, could hardly be described as experienced in matters of lurve since her late husband was very standoffish and often away travelling with the Bruce. After his death, and despite still being very young and ap ...more

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Jul 18, 2014 Amanda Richardson rated it it was amazing

I liked this book very much, this is the first book I have read by Adrienne Basso and I will enjoy reading more of her books. Grace and Ewan are a great couple, it was lovely to read their story. Grace is a widow, her first husband is slowly dying from a hunting wound, and he just wants to die in peace. Grace is at his side until he passes, her first husband's brothers are fighting over who will take control of the clan when her husband dies. One brother accuses Grace of murder, but is the accus ...more

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Jun 26, 2014 Jewel rated it liked it

Shelves: set-in-scotland, medieval, netgally

2.5 stars

Set in Scotland in the 1314, Ewan is bastard born who has been knighted and awarded land and now is in search for a bride who is a lady with a dowery, being a bastard he is not accepted easily, but Brain McKenna has fought with him during the war and thinks he is good for his sister.

Grace has recently been widowed, she wants nothing to do with marriage and wishes to enter a convent, although she has been raised in one, she has another reason why she wants to return, and why she keeps re ...more

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Jul 20, 2014 Maria rated it it was amazing

Sir Ewan Gilroy, a newly knighted bastard son, who fought for the King Robert the Bruce. He has earned his title a new lands for his valor on the battlefield. His lands are in need of severe repair, his people need food and shelter. The solution is to take a bride, odds are not in his favor, being a bastard son. He begins his quest for a bride who brings a title herself and coin as her flowery.

Lady Grace, a recent widow under strange circumstances seeks refuge against her brother-in-law by stayi ...more

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Oct 13, 2014 Tracy Emro rated it really liked it

I really enjoyed this book. It is well written, the story moves at a good and believable pace, the characters are interesting and likable, the love scenes are spicy and there are no big misunderstandings or love triangles.

Ewan is a wonderful hero, he knows what he wants and is determined to get it. And what he wants right now is Grace. I loved that he was patient with her and that he realized his love and was not afraid to show it. Grace was also a great heroine, she is loyal, smart, loving and ...more

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Nov 27, 2014 Tracy rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This was a very nice story. Ewan and Grace were really great characters. I liked how they interacted together, and I have a lot of respect for Grace. By how she handled her first husband and how even though she acted in a way she didn't like she stood up and made the best decision. But the guilt had her going back to a nunnery where she felt she belonged but she really didn't. I felt for Ewan and how he was trying to find a bride to help his new keep and to be a wife to him. I liked the fact tha ...more

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Dec 15, 2014 Terry rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2014-history

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May 08, 2014 Belinda rated it it was amazing

Shelves: net-galley-edelweiiss

Seems like everyone is doing Scottish romances these days and Ms Basso doesn't disappoint. If you want to read a good romance, this one is fab. You have a sexy, hunky Highland warrior Sir Ewan Gilroy who has been knighted with castle and lands. He always dreamed of his own property and now needs a wife. His search leads him to his old friend Brian McKenna who has a sister Lady Grace who is widowed living with his family. Brian made a promise to Grace stating that he would not force her to wed ag ...more

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Jul 02, 2014 Tammy rated it it was amazing

Sir Ewan Gilroy was born a bastard and even though he is now a knight and been gifted property from the King, everyone still sees him as a bastard. Grace is a lady with a secret and not wanting to marry again her only option is to become a nun. Once Ewan meets Grace he knows that she is the woman for him. Ewan must use his considerable charm to woo Grace and break down the walls she has built because of her husband’s death. A wonderful Scottish romance has a wonderful group of characters and is ...more

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Jul 03, 2014 Maggie Hesseling rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance

This novel reminded me of the old courtly novels, such as the Arthurian legends. Convinced he'll show himself worthy of being a husband, Ewan launches a campaign to win over the lovely (and rich) Grace. Cheeky and romantic, this novel brings out some of the trials and tribulations the knights of the round table must have felt when wooing ladies.

Both characters are really strong and indipendently fun to read, but the scenes where they are together really shine, bringing to life not only an hones ...more

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Nov 30, 2014 Regina rated it really liked it

Gilroy is looking for a bride, Grace is trying to avoid an other marriage. Attraction and circumstances bind them together and romance flies. Adrienne Basso created a very interesting, engaging story that kept me turning the pages. She easily brought you to a different place and time and made you feel as though you were there. Looking forward to more of her books

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May 10, 2014 Brittany rated it it was amazing

Shelves: historicals, highlander

I received this from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed this one. It was a nice simple love story that I am glad I came across. I loved the story and the characters will pull at your heart strings. I hope yall enjoy this!

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May 18, 2014 Heidi rated it really liked it

I really liked this one. I loved that Grace was a strong woman who really wouldn't take crap from anyone, even her brother. Ewan did his best to try and win her over to get her to marry him and we find out whether or not that happens.
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Jul 28, 2018 Angie rated it really liked it

3.5 stars. It was okay. I thought it could have been better. I just didnt feel the passion between Ewan & Grace. It took me a few days to finish because it just wasn't holding my attention.
This is the second book I have read from this author. I will give it another go since I did like the first book in this series. ...more

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Jan 14, 2018 Delores rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I love Highlander romances

and this is very good. The best thing happened * we moved to another state and found 2 used bookstores not far away; the one we went to had 4 Adrienne Basso books I haven't seen before. Treasure trove! I usu. fill in the series etc with Kindles. ...more

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Feb 12, 2018 Rosemarie rated it really liked it

Sweet story. There were a few slow spots and I wished the heroine had been a little more up front with the hero about why she didn't wish to marry, but overall a good mix of passion and a couple slowly falling in love with each. ...more

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Between stints as a corporate financial analyst, marketing consultant and public librarian, Adrienne Basso has parlayed her vivid imagination and desire to tell romantic stories into a twenty-four-year writing career. She has published contemporary, Regency, Victorian, vampire, and Scottish medieval romance novels. She enjoys the challenge of creating stories that emphasize the everlasting power o ...more