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A review by theeclecticreview
The Lady's Proposal for the Laird by Jeanine Englert
4.0
I can't resist a good Scottish Highlander romance novel. And when you add in some chemistry, family loyalty, and second chances, you've got a winning formula. In addition to my surprise, I realized I had read about Rowan and his brother, Brandon, in The Highlander's Secret Son.
Susanna Cameron and Laird Rowan Campbell have a complicated history. They were once in love, but their relationship ended when Susanna rejected his proposal years ago. Now, they are like oil and water, unable to stand each other's company. However, fate has a way of bringing people together, even those who have a volatile past.
Susanna comes across as abrasive and demanding. She's used to getting her way, and she doesn't hesitate to bait Rowan into going along with her plans. But despite her tough exterior, Susanna's compassion for Rowan's loss is genuine. She knows firsthand what it's like to lose the love of your life.
Rowan is a dependable and honorable man who is struggling to cope with the loss of his wife and son. He blames himself for not being able to protect them, and it's that grief and need for vengeance that causes him to neglect his daughter Rosa. But when Susanna enters his life, she awakens him both emotionally and physically. She gives him hope for the future and helps him see that there's still beauty to be found in life.
One of the things that I enjoyed about this book was seeing how Rowan refused to be Susanna's fool. He didn't give in to all of her orders and demands, even though she was used to getting her way. It's satisfying to watch Susanna and Rowan soon discover that they have a deep connection that goes beyond their differences.
If you love fast-paced historical romances with passionate, compelling characters, give this book a try.
Thank you to Ms. Englert for giving me the opportunity to read this book with no expectation of a positive review.
Susanna Cameron and Laird Rowan Campbell have a complicated history. They were once in love, but their relationship ended when Susanna rejected his proposal years ago. Now, they are like oil and water, unable to stand each other's company. However, fate has a way of bringing people together, even those who have a volatile past.
Susanna comes across as abrasive and demanding. She's used to getting her way, and she doesn't hesitate to bait Rowan into going along with her plans. But despite her tough exterior, Susanna's compassion for Rowan's loss is genuine. She knows firsthand what it's like to lose the love of your life.
Rowan is a dependable and honorable man who is struggling to cope with the loss of his wife and son. He blames himself for not being able to protect them, and it's that grief and need for vengeance that causes him to neglect his daughter Rosa. But when Susanna enters his life, she awakens him both emotionally and physically. She gives him hope for the future and helps him see that there's still beauty to be found in life.
One of the things that I enjoyed about this book was seeing how Rowan refused to be Susanna's fool. He didn't give in to all of her orders and demands, even though she was used to getting her way. It's satisfying to watch Susanna and Rowan soon discover that they have a deep connection that goes beyond their differences.
If you love fast-paced historical romances with passionate, compelling characters, give this book a try.
Thank you to Ms. Englert for giving me the opportunity to read this book with no expectation of a positive review.