Blog Tour & ARC Review: A Laird in London (Lairds of the Isles #2) by Catherine Tinley
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A Laird in London
Series: Lairds of the Isles #2
Author: Catherine Tinley
Published December 27th 2022 by Harlequin Historical
Goodreads Synopsis
A Scottish Highlander causes a stir in Regency London!
There’s a new laird in town
Will he leave with a wife?
Angus MacDonald has just arrived in London to reclaim his land when he rescues Lady Isabella Wood from a cattle stampede! Their instant attraction is undeniable, but Isabella must wed this Season and Angus isn’t looking for a bride. His wild Hebridean home is a world away from London Society, so Isabella is completely out-of-bounds. Even if their connection is unlike anything he’s felt before…
Goodreads
Review
I received an Advance Reader Copy from the publisher. This in no way impacted on my view.
Angus MacDonald has left his home on the remote Scottish island of Benbecula in order to find Lord Burtenshaw, and seek out the property stolen from his people. With his sister Eilidh in tow for the Season, they hope that they will be able to break into society, and gain entry into Burtenshaw's circle. However, they soon realise that the lord is a stickler for high society, and abhors anything Scottish. Luckily, though, his younger brother and sister, Max and Isabella, are warm and welcoming, and soon the quartet are as thick as thieves. But where Isabella knows that she must marry by the end of the season, on express orders of her brother, Angus has no intention of marrying anytime soon, no matter how strongly he cares for Isabella.
When I read the first book in this series, I was blown away by the characters, and jumped at the opportunity to read book 2. A Laird in London was the perfect mix of London society, and Scottish friendship. Angus and Isabella's connection was true, and though their courtship was fraught with drama, I was overjoyed with how it ended. Lord Burtenshaw was a pompous twit, and I don't really understand how he had siblings as caring as Max and Isabella. The last few chapters kept me on my toes, and I'm dying to read A Laird for the Highland Lady, and seeing Max and Eilidh find happiness. A great addition to the Lairds of the Isles series!
Dates Read:
December 29-30, 2022
Rating
4 Stars![](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-OonMlIzPEPM/VRccyzBgP4I/AAAAAAAAACw/83WBH1eDryI_zff_aygrDlFVZSHnT_dhgCPcBGAYYCw/w200-h40/Stars%2B-%2B4.gif)
Series: Lairds of the Isles #2
Author: Catherine Tinley
Published December 27th 2022 by Harlequin Historical
Goodreads Synopsis
A Scottish Highlander causes a stir in Regency London!
There’s a new laird in town
Will he leave with a wife?
Angus MacDonald has just arrived in London to reclaim his land when he rescues Lady Isabella Wood from a cattle stampede! Their instant attraction is undeniable, but Isabella must wed this Season and Angus isn’t looking for a bride. His wild Hebridean home is a world away from London Society, so Isabella is completely out-of-bounds. Even if their connection is unlike anything he’s felt before…
Goodreads
Review
I received an Advance Reader Copy from the publisher. This in no way impacted on my view.
Angus MacDonald has left his home on the remote Scottish island of Benbecula in order to find Lord Burtenshaw, and seek out the property stolen from his people. With his sister Eilidh in tow for the Season, they hope that they will be able to break into society, and gain entry into Burtenshaw's circle. However, they soon realise that the lord is a stickler for high society, and abhors anything Scottish. Luckily, though, his younger brother and sister, Max and Isabella, are warm and welcoming, and soon the quartet are as thick as thieves. But where Isabella knows that she must marry by the end of the season, on express orders of her brother, Angus has no intention of marrying anytime soon, no matter how strongly he cares for Isabella.
When I read the first book in this series, I was blown away by the characters, and jumped at the opportunity to read book 2. A Laird in London was the perfect mix of London society, and Scottish friendship. Angus and Isabella's connection was true, and though their courtship was fraught with drama, I was overjoyed with how it ended. Lord Burtenshaw was a pompous twit, and I don't really understand how he had siblings as caring as Max and Isabella. The last few chapters kept me on my toes, and I'm dying to read A Laird for the Highland Lady, and seeing Max and Eilidh find happiness. A great addition to the Lairds of the Isles series!
Dates Read:
December 29-30, 2022
Rating
4 Stars
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About Catherine Tinley:
Catherine Tinley is a multi-award winning author of witty, heartwarming historical romance. Her first novel, Waltzing with the Earl, won the Rita® Award for Best Historical Romance in 2018, while Rags-to-Riches Wife won the RoNA Award for Best Historical Romance 2021 as well as the HOLT Medallion, and A Waltz with the Outspoken Governess won the RoNA Award for Best Historical Romance 2022.
She has loved reading and writing since childhood, and has a particular fondness for love, romance, and happy endings. After a career encompassing speech & language therapy, Sure Start, maternity campaigning and being President of a charity, she now manages a maternity hospital. She lives in Ireland with her husband, children, cats, and dog and can be reached at catherinetinley.com, on facebook, twitter, and instagram. Full links are here.
Catherine Tinley is a multi-award winning author of witty, heartwarming historical romance. Her first novel, Waltzing with the Earl, won the Rita® Award for Best Historical Romance in 2018, while Rags-to-Riches Wife won the RoNA Award for Best Historical Romance 2021 as well as the HOLT Medallion, and A Waltz with the Outspoken Governess won the RoNA Award for Best Historical Romance 2022.
She has loved reading and writing since childhood, and has a particular fondness for love, romance, and happy endings. After a career encompassing speech & language therapy, Sure Start, maternity campaigning and being President of a charity, she now manages a maternity hospital. She lives in Ireland with her husband, children, cats, and dog and can be reached at catherinetinley.com, on facebook, twitter, and instagram. Full links are here.
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