What a terrific debut novel! Romantic, poignant, laugh-out-loud hilarious in many places, but with underlying themes of forgiveness (the hero and his father need to to forgive each other) and the heroine's need to break out of her shell of propriety. Just have to suspend disbelief that everything ...
If The Hangover movie was a romance, set in historical Scotland, and in book form, you'd get this book. The amnesia plot was growing a little tedious by the time the two main characters finally got around to finding each other, but overall it was a fun read. However I didn't care much for the end,...
I'm not a big fan of "one day romance " but the author pulled it off .and I can't believe it was a debut novel.I wanted to shake and slap both Georgette(when she went tongue tied in front of her cousin) and James(when he again and again came back to not trusting G) more than a few times but at the t...
What Happens in Scotland could have been really good but it was bogged down by its length and ling windedness. It was not a terrible book but it dragged quite a bit.The characters were alright, I managed to connect with both James and Georgette as individuals. I found them to be likeable and they ...
A special thank you to Dhes for sending me this book! So, if I were going to describe this book in three words they would be: zany, madcap and fun. I really enjoyed this book. It can really only be described as a romp through the Scottish town of Moraig. Georgette wakes up in bed with a man she ...
I received a copy from a goodreads giveaway.McQuiston's debt novel "What Happens in Scotland" is a funny historical romance with a great cast of characters. When Georgette, a wealthy widow, wakes up after a night of drunken excess she finds herself not only in bed with a stranger but also married t...
When I started reading this, I just flew through the first 32%. Then I finished quickly in another session. I really liked this one. H/h wake up in bed together totally wasted. She an english lady, he, who knows. :)This happens in Scotland or course, where she was visiting a cousin. She flees the ro...
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