Barbara F. (blueheronmom) reviewed on + 137 more book reviews
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Catherine Coulter manages to mix modern day attitudes into a setting in the early 1800s. This book is fun to read. The protagonist is a brash, lovely heiress who sets her sights for a Scottsman who has inherited a once great castle and property that needs her dowry money to rehab the works. The characterization is good, and the action clever and quick. There are two more books associated with this production: "The Sherebrooke Bride" and "The Hellion Bride." I suspect this book is number three in the plot line, but no matter, it stands alone.
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