Lord Sebastian and the Scottish Lass
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4.2 • 22 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Although this book is part of a series, it can stand alone.
Sebastian Seabrook volunteers to go on a quest to find his long-lost, half-sister. After all, nothing is left in London for him after the woman he always believes he will marry, eventually, runs off to Gretna Green with a gentleman she's just meet.
During his travels, a violent thunderstorm sets in, and Sebastian becomes lost in the northern countryside of England. He is attacked by highwaymen and left for dead. Upon awakening, he finds himself under the care of a Scottish lass who appears to be hiding secrets.
Teagan Murray, running from her father and the brute of a man he wants her to marry, flees Scotland with her brother and crosses the border into England. They set up keep in an abandoned cottage and adopt false names. One day, they encounter an unconscious man, and bring him home so Teagan can nurse him back to health. They strive to keep their true identity from the injured man. Afraid he may have been sent by their father.
During his convalescence, Lord Sebastian uncovers the truth about Teagan and the more he gets to know her the more he yearns for her and wants to keep her safe. As Murray's men descend on the cottage with orders to kill, they take to the forest in hopes of staying alive. Will they make it to the safety of his family home alive?
Customer Reviews
Seabrook Saga Another great book
The saga continues in great form. Great story line, great characters and love, drama, sadness enter the family in this Part 4 Novel. I did feel however that the ending was a bit rushed but I have a feeling it was meant to be that way so as other Novels could be written at a later date in regards to the Scottish side of the story.
Again the thing that most frustrated me was the grammatical errors. I mean seriously books must get proof read several times before going to print so I don't understand why they are there. I am such a major bookworm that when I read a really good book and something like this occurs it's such a huge disappointment to me for both the pleasure of reading and in the Authors hard work.It's like the person or persons responsible are being disrespectful to both Author and Reader by not doing their job properly. But don't let grammatical errors put you off from reading this saga it really is quite good.