Sherri H. (mamadoodle) -
Helpful Score: 1
1st in the new Historical line of Blaze romances. Really good Scottish romance that didn't follow the normal path to a happy ever after. You won't be sorry you read it.
Heather B. (HeatherB) reviewed Bound to Please (Harlequin Blaze Historical, No 407) on + 16 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
First in the line of Blaze Historicals....
.... and what a great start it is. Hope Tarr has to be the best envelope pusher for the hottest reads on the planet!!!!!
Brianna MacLeod and Ewan Fraser meet as young adults and pledge themselves to each other. But time and duty prevent Brianna from keeping her end of the bargain. Ewan still wants that promise held though and when he is kidnapped and brought to The MacLeod, leader of the MacLeod clan, he thinks he will get his wish.
Brianna, the new MacLeod, kidnaps Ewan in order to hurt The Fraser, Ewan's brother, because she believes that he has killed her husband. Ewan is kept chained in her bedroom and here is where the sparks fly and not just from the chains. Nothing wrong with a little chains and Hope Tarr presses that issue. Hot, hot, hot. Can't wait for more.
.... and what a great start it is. Hope Tarr has to be the best envelope pusher for the hottest reads on the planet!!!!!
Brianna MacLeod and Ewan Fraser meet as young adults and pledge themselves to each other. But time and duty prevent Brianna from keeping her end of the bargain. Ewan still wants that promise held though and when he is kidnapped and brought to The MacLeod, leader of the MacLeod clan, he thinks he will get his wish.
Brianna, the new MacLeod, kidnaps Ewan in order to hurt The Fraser, Ewan's brother, because she believes that he has killed her husband. Ewan is kept chained in her bedroom and here is where the sparks fly and not just from the chains. Nothing wrong with a little chains and Hope Tarr presses that issue. Hot, hot, hot. Can't wait for more.
Amanda B. (chefbeyerlein) -
Helpful Score: 1
A fair-day promise between 14 year-old Brianna and 12 year-old Ewan stands between them when as adults, their families feud. In 15th-century Scotland, a female laird is unheard of, but Brianna's father has left her in charge of her clan, and now she is widowed and childless. She decides the best course of action is to kidnap her enemy, Ewan Fraser, and force him to have a child with her. Then she will be revenged on his twin, the laird of the Fraser clan, and have an heir that can heal the feud between the two clans. And the fact that she still yearns for him means nothing, right? This unlikely setup leads to a suspenseful romance as the threads that lead to the true villain are revealed.
