You know the drill:
Feisty but loyal young Lady does not seek Scottish lad but I don’t have much choice in the matter. If I must find out if the rumor about what hides under your kilts is true, I wish for a strong leader who will learn to appreciate, protect, and honor me as I diligently and effortlessly charm the living daylights out of everyone in the keep while simultaneously driving you mad. Lairds with freakishly insane extended family need not apply. Ya ken?
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ooh, ooh, could it be Maggie from Claiming the Highlandery by Kinley MacGregor?
Damn, I know one that is Irish and not Scottish that almost fits.
Julie Garwood, The Wedding.
I think I’ve read MANY books that fit that description! The one that comes to mind first is Jamie from The Bride, by Julie Garwood.
Brenna
The Wedding
Julie Garwood
hmm although I’m not sure it meets all the criteria.
or is supposed to be the hero?
If it is, Braden, same book, same author
Jeez, this just about describes every Julie Garwood book so how can you choose just one?
isn’t this, like, every Scottish romance?!?
isn’t this, like, every Scottish romance?!?
This is what I said to Sarah.
*waits for Maili to show up and start pulling hair out*
I think it is JGarwood’s The Bride. There was the joke that Chloe told about the Scottish lads running around newwwwd under their kilties.
whoopsie - forgot the heroine - Jamie, oh she of the man’s name.
June guessed it first - it is indeed Jamie from Garwood’s The Bride.
Candy and I were talking about this very problem: the most popular books, if you strip them down to masqued plot points, well, there’s about sixteen million to choose from!
But- congratulations June!! And I’m sorry, Jenx10, that June guessed first.
Wow! Can’t believe I guessed one right. Yay!
Damn, I need the herione’s name too? Sorry I’m new to this, and since it described practically EVERY Julie Garwood ever written I pulled it outa me arse.
Alrighty then, to be correct,Brenna, The Wedding, Julie Garwood.
I was going to say The Bride too, but I think Brenna is infinitely more annoying.
damn! it was the ‘freakishly insane relatives’ that threw me.
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*waits for Maili to show up and start pulling hair out*
Too late. I’m blind because as soon as I read that mystery blurb, I repeatedly stabbed my eyes with the chanter of a Scottish bagpipe.
P.S.
I could have pulled my hair, but after these years of reading Scottish historical romances, I have no hair left. I don’t even have any eyebrows, dammit.
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Stupid question from a new convert—what defines a Harlequin romance (besides being published by Harlequin, obviously), and what is the actual definition of a bodice ripper? Since every time I’ve heard it used, it seems to be used incorrectly.
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Speaking of cool gift ideas, I found one that will work for the DH, the MIL, my mom and the sitter...all in one.
Now if they show up half as cool as they…
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Grrr...WTF? That blows. When is romance going to stop being the red-headed stepchild of literature and gain the respect it deserves? So irritating.
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Shiloh, that was AWESOME! In fact, may I say, Bitchalicious. I can’t believe you just whipped that up!
Oh, major foul.
Geez, people. Get a clue...the reason people see so many of them is because they sell! A fact I thank God for regularly.
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