This book did not ... I just didn't love it. I tried
really, really hard to
get into DEVIL IN TARTAN because I normally like Julia
London books quite a bit and
this one didn't do it for me. I never connected with Lottie
and page
after page of spending time with her didn't convince me
otherwise.
I like that London was trying to do something potentially
different
with her than other characters - she's complicated for sure
- but it
just never came together in a cohesive package for my tastes.
Additionally, Aulay and Lottie's adventures made up the
bulk of the
book and I felt the romance took a back seat. I suppose in a
way that
was a blessing since I wasn't rooting for Lottie's
success, but
perhaps if I had seen their chemistry more it would have
helped.
I'm not a super fan of pirate stories, and that may
certainly have
colored my opinion - so if adventures on the high seas are your
favorite thing, you may love this one! Otherwise, there are
others of
London's I would try - like WILD WICKED
SCOT.
Peril and passion on enemy seas… Lottie Livingstone bears the weight of an island on her shoulders. Under threat of losing their home, she and her clan take to the seas to sell a shipload of illegal whiskey. When an attack leaves them vulnerable, she transforms from a maiden daughter to a clever warrior. For survival, she orchestrates the siege of a rival’s ship and now holds the devilish Scottish captain Aulay Mackenzie under her command. Tied, captive and forced to watch a stunning siren commandeer the Mackenzie ship, Aulay burns with the desire to seize control—of the ship and Lottie. He has resigned himself to a life of solitude on the open seas, but her beauty tantalizes him like nothing has before. As authorities and enemies close in, he is torn between surrendering her to justice and defending her from assailants. He’ll lose her forever, unless he’s willing to sacrifice the unimaginable…
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