Galloway Trilogy: Tamed by a Laird (Series #1) (Paperback)

from gaby317

Synopsis: Young, wealthy, and orphaned and living in the 1300s, Jenny Easdale is in the unenviable position of being engaged to her guardian's brother-in-law, Reid. While Reid is good looking, he's immature and spoiled. Reid hasn't had experience managing an estate but expects to run Easdale once...

from NTE

A Scottish lass longing for one last adventure before she marries the fool she's betrothed to, convinces her lady's maid to help her sneak off with a traveling minstrel troupe. Her betrothed's older, wiser, and less emotionally-available brother is tasked with tracking her down and bringing her b...

from gaby317

Synopsis: Young, wealthy, and orphaned and living in the 1300s, Jenny Easdale is in the unenviable position of being engaged to her guardian's brother-in-law, Reid. While Reid is good looking, he's immature and spoiled. Reid hasn't had experience managing an estate but expects to run Easdale once...

from SheilaDeeth

Ah but I'm English; how could I enjoy a book where the English are the enemy? But I'd have to say, I did enjoy Amanda Scott's book, set in the 14th century Scottish Borders. I may not have been entirely convinced by Jenny Easdale's curious escapade, but I was certainly entranced. Rushing from an ...

from scarpettajunkie

This book is a medieval matchmaking gone awry tangled with a mystery of missing jewels coupled with the backdrop of conspiriacy against Scotland. The ends tie up a bit too neatly and quickly. The passion between Hugh and Jenny seemed a bit forced on Jenny's part. It was compelling to watch chemis...