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REVIEW of Love Practically (The Penn-Leiths of Thistle Muir #1) by Nichole Van
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REVIEW of Loving a Lady (Brotherhood of the Black Tartan #3) by Nichole Van
Due to the peculiarities of Scottish inheritance, the Countess Violet Kerr is an earl in her own right. As such, it is her duty to take care of the estate, arrange good marriages for her sisters, and act as head of the family. Plagued by indecision, however, Violet feels paralyzed and crushed by the weight…
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REVIEW of Romancing the Rake (Brotherhood of the Black Tartan #2) by Nichole Van
Lady Sophronia “Sophie” Sorrow knows firsthand how despicable rakish behavior is. The product of one of her mother’s many affairs, she does not know who her own biological father is. Her scientific studies of flora and fauna have led her to conclude that the rake is a beast worth staying far, far away from, and…
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REVIEW of Suffering the Scot (Brotherhood of the Black Tartan #1) by Nichole Van
When Andrew MacKenzie’s grandfather dies, he finds himself in possession of an English earldom. But what will his stiff English relatives make of his uncouth Scottish ways? Irritated by the prejudice surrounding him, the new Lord Hadley dons a kilt and makes himself as Scottish as can be. Will his outragous behavior crack the brittle…
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REVIEW of Seeing Miss Heartstone by Nichole Van
With a head for mathematical figures and economics, nineteen-year-old Arabella Heartstone is well able to manage her deceased father’s business affairs and her own sizable fortune. With her mother plaguing her to marry, Miss Heartstone takes matters into her own hands, using private investigators to research all the titled men of the ton and making…
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