A brazen Highlander wants his heir-and-a-spare married and breeding, so he abducts three potential brides. His clansman manage to grab an extra lady and an English duke at the same time. Their caravan makes it back to the castle just before a massive winter storm moves in.
They're trapped.
Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway collaborated on THE LADY MOST WILLING. They each wrote a section of the book focused on one of the couples thrown together by Laird Taran Ferguson's reckless raid. Each of the stories could stand alone, but they also make up, as the cover says, "a novel in three parts."
Each of the heroes and heroines is unique and interesting, and they're quite enterprising in devising group entertainments and opportunities to be alone.
It's quite delightful to get so many love stories in one book, and the happy endings are spread throughout the book, so you don't have to wait until the very end. It's also pleasant to have the whole book to get to know the characters and setting, without having to start from scratch at the beginning of each story with a traditional anthology.
THE LADY MOST WILLING will be enjoyed by Regency and Highland romance fans, and reading it is the second best thing to do if you're snowed in.
You are cordially invited to a ball party
kidnapping...
Taran Ferguson, laird of his clan, is determined that his
ancient (if not so honorable) birthright be secured, and
when both his nephews refuse to wed, the old reprobate
takes matters into his own hands: he raids a ball and
makes
off with four likely brides...
Miss Marilla Chisholmββ the BONNIEST LASS in
Scotland, and an heiress to boot.
Miss Fiona Chisholmββ her older sister, ANOTHER
FINE CHOICE (but for that tiny stain on her reputation)
Lady Cecily Tarletonββ TRUE, SHE'S AN English
BEAUTY, but very, very rich.
Miss Catriona Burnsββ WITHOUT NAME OR FORTUNE,
CLEARLY SOMEONE MADE A MISTAKE
OH, YES. AND ONE VERY IRATE DUKE
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