Now I'm impatiently waiting for Wasp's book - I just know it'll be another sizzling story from Jolie Vines. But there is a spark between them from the very beginning and slowly they allow themselves to acknowledge there is much more beneath the surface. I will finally admit that when I first started this series, I was chomping at the bit for Gordain's story.

Emotional, sexy, romantic, and suspenseful - I loved this story and look forward to the next book in the series.This is the power of Vines’s story-telling, and it’s the reason that you should read her books, namely Hero.

Ella and Gourdain are alike in that they have been seeking after love, deprived them by the “father figures” in their life. Whether they are a huge Highlander, a touch starved earl, or a brooding pilot, they will adore their loved one until the end of time. His burning need for his best friend's younger sister is surely a knee-jerk reaction to his problems. The HEA was a long time coming - really, since this series began - and it was masterfully done, bringing the McRae clan full circle.Oftentimes, authors create too much tension between the hero and heroine in the rising action of a romance, and, for me, it seems unnecessary, as there are other areas where complexity can be built into the story. It had been my mother’s, and even though it wasn’t particularly valuable, I’d kept it with me through the long years following the destruction of my family. I expected him to demand that I leave it—if he wanted to pick me up and throw me over his shoulder, I wouldn’t stand a chance. It’s no secret to anyone that the entire Marry the Scot series has completely changed my mind on the entire romance genre and contemporaries to be honest.

In under an hour, I’d rocked from despair to elation, and right now, I was in danger of developing a hefty crush on my brother’s best friend.

This book is about the younger brother of the Scottish Laird, Gordain who just happens to fall for the British Lord’s sister.