Historical Highlands Taming the Highland Bride, Book 2, (Paperback)

from Lauren2013

Taming the Highland Bride3 StarsAfter caring for her drunken father and brothers, Merry Stewart is only too happy to learn that she will be traveling to England to marry her betrothed. Unfortunately, upon her arrival it seems that she has gone from the frying pan into the fire as her fiancé is as...

from cranberrytarts

I only just discovered Sands' historicals last year. I didn't realize she wrote medievals, only historicals. Since then I've found her novels to be quick, light reads. While this was more of the same, I wasn't quite as satisfied with it. I think many of the actions of the heroine were supposed to...

from Lauren2013

Taming the Highland Bride3 StarsAfter caring for her drunken father and brothers, Merry Stewart is only too happy to learn that she will be traveling to England to marry her betrothed. Unfortunately, upon her arrival it seems that she has gone from the frying pan into the fire as her fiancé is as...

from caittilynn

I usually enjoy Lynsay Sands books, and this was no exception. While still entertaining, a lot of the humor was derived from slapstick situations. By the end I was thinking there was no way this man would survive if he got hit in the head and knocked unconscious one more time. Overall, this was a...

from bhryk0

Merry Stewart has the reputation of a shrew, so her betrothed Alexander d'Aumesbery is not in a hurry to claim her as his bride after his return from the crusades. Merry's alchoholic father and brothers have other ideas so they take he to her husband and on first impressions she see her husband l...