Castles Ever After: When a Scot Ties the Knot: Castles Ever After (Audiobook)

from MickyFine

At the age of sixteen, painfully shy Maddie Gracechurch, to avoid a London season, lied to her family and invented a Scottish fiance she purportedly met on a trip to Brighton. Thus began years of sending letters to the fictitious Captain Logan Mackenzie serving in the wars against Napoleon until ...

from PNRList

My rating may be somewhat inflated based on loving the audiobook format, which is how I "read" this one. Great narrator, and the pacing was really good for me. I also very much loved the main characters! So complex and interesting. Not a whole lot of angst really (just a touch, but the MCs are bo...

from samnreader

That was a quick read. It was all Tessa Dare flavor and fantasy and fun ... I think the above sentence really sums it up--I did enjoy this more than many other Dares, but I hesitate to give it above a 4 because it's simply a bit inconsistent. Logan was clearly goo from the get go, and I get that ...

from Kaethe

This book exemplifies what I enjoy so much about modern historical romances, as opposed to those of the mid-twentieth century. Most of the story is set in 1817. The romance is a forced-marriage plot between an English woman who now owns a Highland castle and a Scot, Captain Logan MacKenzie. It's ...

from N.W.Moors

What a great premise for a romance! Maddie invents a fiance, a Scottish captain, who is conveniently at war so she doesn't have to produce him. She writes his letters for the imaginary warrior and goes into mourning when he dies a well-timed death. She even inherits a castle as a means to assuage...