Another great one by Karen Ranney. You will be cheering on both characters all the way threw this story. Can't wait for the next one
Michelle D. (Michelle74) reviewed A Borrowed Scot (Tulloch Sgathan, Bk 3) on + 153 more book reviews
London 1866
The story line is hero saves unsuspecting heroine and she is thrust upon him. Their relationship grows until they eventually marry. While this sounds trite and common, the threads woven throughout make this story more unique.
She's scottish, and he's American. They meet in London. They both go through character transformations as they are forced to marry and make the best of it. He fights it (surprise surprise:) and she embraces it.
I liked it, just didn't love it. Not bad for a weekend read at the beach though.
The story line is hero saves unsuspecting heroine and she is thrust upon him. Their relationship grows until they eventually marry. While this sounds trite and common, the threads woven throughout make this story more unique.
She's scottish, and he's American. They meet in London. They both go through character transformations as they are forced to marry and make the best of it. He fights it (surprise surprise:) and she embraces it.
I liked it, just didn't love it. Not bad for a weekend read at the beach though.
Not a fan of Ranney's, but A Borrowed Scot was fairly decent. Not terribly exciting, but rather a gentle read that meanders slowing to the finish. The character development was good; I just had a hard time with Montgomery's lack of communication. Veronica was the gem here, but she didn't shine bright enough to save the story. I give it an average 3 stars.
Karin A. (Jerseygirltoo) -
Enjoyable story, good love scenes. For much of the story the hero is very slow at realizing the gem he's got, while the long-suffering heroine is doing her best to connect with him and make the marriage a success. Which I usually find annoying in a story. But when he very efficiently kicks outs her nasty, annoying relatives who come to visit unannounced, all was forgiven by me! Who wouldn't want a husband who can get rid of unwanted houseguests in the blink of an eye, lol?
I always any goot story set in Scotland. Her stories are good and she weaves the story around interesting characters. New books in the same series are good on their own, but continue unbroken.
