The Scot Beds His Wife

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Book #4 in Victorian Rebels felt wrong - like it was ghost written or something. But book #5 is exactly right. Has everything I've come to expect from a Kerrigan Byrne novel. Whew!

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The Scot Beds His Bride by Kerrigan Bryne Victorian Rebels #5 Brash, bold and beautiful but is the heroine believable…not in the beginning but perhaps a bit more toward the end of the book…maybe. I wanted to put this book down in the first pages and even at the halfway point because no matter ho...

from eyes.2c

'He was no barbarian. And certainly no gentleman.' Complex situations, begat by desperation, lies, bad choices, childhood abuse and oh so many other factors dog the pages in this very different story in the Victorian Rebels series. I keep thinking Annie Oakley meets a Scots Celtic god, whose soul...

from samnreader

I don't know what to call this. (Well this, below, is a terrible review. I know what to call THAT) I'm not the best reader for consistency. I don't even tend to be a consistent person. So I was surprised to note an inconsistency or three. This might not be a big deal, but at least one was fairly ...

from Pelusa41

Received an ARC for my fair review for netgalley. I disliked this book. This was a historical, yet the heroine Samantha really did not act the part to me, all she did was curse and lie, yeah not a good person. Then we have hero, who was just in lust, wasn't romantic to me. Story dragged, I will p...