a scot to the heart desperately seeking duke

I especially liked the side story that involves Drew's best friend and one of his sisters (who will get their own novella soon!) they seemed really fun.

I loved him and Ilsa together, they make a really great couple! It was such a sweet, fun story that had me laughing out loud and just enjoying the warm, loving relationships and adorable bickering. The entire first half is about Drew bonding with his family after a long absence and a delightful romance between a good guy and a whirlwind. I loved his interactions with his family and really loved seeing them bond and have fun - it was the perfect escape in these trying days. Oh the first half of this book was such utter delightful perfection! I ADORED Drew (which I found surprising, because when we first met him in book 1, I thought it was really weird how he just bowed to the Duchess' wishes and meekly stood by when she told him what she expected of him), he is one of the nicest, sweetest heroes I've read about in a long time, and seeing his mischievous streak come out was just adorable. And neither family duty nor future obligation can make them ignore what’s in both their hearts. Still, when she’s caught in a dangerous scandal, he leaps to her aid without hesitation. But one impulsive kiss, then another, and another… says otherwise.ĭrew means to marry a respectable, dignified Englishwoman-a very proper future duchess. When she discovers the handsome soldier who sweeps her off her feet for a rollicking dance is her friend’s brother, soon to be an English duke, she tells herself he’s not for her, no matter how tempting he is. Ilsa Ramsay yearns for some adventure and fun, not another husband. There is much for Drew to learn and adjust to-but first he goes home to Edinburgh, to tell his mother and three sisters of their startling good fortune. Nothing shocks him more than learning that he now stands as heir presumptive to his distant cousin the Duke of Carlyle. James always knew he came from a noble family, but his branch grew far from the wealth and status.

A scot to the heart desperately seeking duke