I didn't like this one as much as her earlier books. I did like some of the (sassy and smart) comments Emma and Jaime made. It did pick up towards the end.
Genre: Historical Romance Year Published: 2010 Number of Pages: 407 pages Date Read: 1/14/2011 I have been reading many books by popular romance novel author Teresa Medeiros, but I have never read a romance novel quite like this one! “The Devil Wears Plaid,” not to be confused with “The Devil W...
This was a fun historical romance. My first Teresa Medeiros book, I found it to be entertaining and engaging, if not entirely original. The feisty English lass and the big, sexy Highlander reminded me a bit of Julie Garwood. That's not a bad thing. Emma & Jamie are a fun couple and this was an e...
Wasn't hating it, but wasn't seeing any compelling reason to keep reading it either. And the repetitiousness of the language was a bit much... everyone and everything was so young and tender, it was like reading an ad for chicken.
Did not finish. Just couldn't get into this one. Didn't particularly like the heroine or the hero (I got to about page 100) and the plot was completely ridiculous. I can't enjoy a book if all I'm thinking about is the implausibility of the setting, the plot and the characters' behaviour.
Who honestly doesn't love a good Scottish romance!? Sexy accents, kilts with those sexy legs.. *sigh*Teresa Medeiros doesn't disappoint!! This was one of those books that I couldn't put down no matter how hard I tried it just kept popping back into my hands! Emmaline is kidnapped at the alter from...
I just couldn't get into this book. The plot has been done before and it was so heavy with description. I started skimming all but dialog then gave up after 100 pages. Emmaline is about to marry when Jamie bursts into abbey on his horse and steals her away.
*heavy sigh* Beautiful story...Thanks to Greta, my vision of Hepburn is forever tainted. I will now see Mr. Burns from the Simpsons because that is really the perfect description of the decrepit old man our heroine Emma must marry to keep her family out of the poorhouse. Imagine a young, duty-bound,...
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