Hero (a Marry the Scot novel)

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The third standalone instalment in the Marry the Scot contemporary romance series takes you away to big love in the splendour of the Scottish Highlands. I cannot finds the proper words to express my appreciation for real characters with flaws that are REAL. It’s no secret to anyone that the entire Marry the Scot series has completely changed my mind on the entire romance genre and contemporaries to be honest.

The guy seems fine the girl seems fine but it’s just all so blah and awkward that I’m not going to force myself to finish. With James being an “honorary” McRae, there is no possible way that Ella and Gordain can avoid each other, despite try as they might. Jolie Vines is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors because she creates heroes whose angst comes from within, but it doesn’t keep them from loving the heroine of the story. sometimes you just need a nice couple hundred pager of someone getting absolutely railed by a gorgeous gorgeous man. He is handsome (always a plus), a sexy Scottish Highlander (who doesn’t love a man in a kilt), ruggedly capable in most situations (he seems to save everyone), and he’s broken, the hallmark of a well-written hero (at least to me).Ella and Gourdain are alike in that they have been seeking after love, deprived them by the “father figures” in their life. This book picks right up where Love Most Say Least lets off and I was instantly sucked into this world once more. The boarding school I’d recently left had been a ladies-only college, and it had been a trek to the nearest village.

His burning need for his best friend's younger sister is surely a knee-jerk reaction to his problems. Yet her uncle Richard whom gave James so much trouble in the last book, still has his plans for Ella. In the 2nd book, Love Most Say Least, we meet Ella and I instantly fell in love with her, so the two of them together?JOLIE VINES is a romance novelist who lives in the South West of England with her husband and young son. The writing is good, although the pace did lag a bit in the middle, but with an adrenaline-rush climax and joyful ending.