His Rebellious Lass
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He wants to marry her off quickly. She says absolutely not.
When the Marquess of Campbell inherits a fiery, red-headed Scottish beauty as his ward, it’s his job to marry her off. No problem. She comes with a fortune. Lady Bridget MacDuff will have suitors falling all over themselves to wed her.
Not so fast. Lady Bridget has plans for that money and they involve helping unfortunate women. And she has no intention of helping her devastatingly handsome guardian in his quest to get her off his hands. He doesn’t plan to marry, either. Why should she?
Bridget and Cam are now on opposite sides of a war that neither one plans to lose. Even if Cam’s rakish presence throws Bridget’s heart into turmoil and the marquess can’t deny that his ward sets his heart afire. And then Cam makes a bold proposal…
Each book in the Scottish Hearts series is STANDALONE:
* His Rebellious Lass
* A Scot to Wed
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A wonderfully crafted first in a series
Wow, it is my first full length novel read by Mrs Callie Hutton, as I had only read some of her novellas previously.
I just adored it.
Bridget and Cam, short for Campbell have their faults but they are both compassionate and loving characters.
Bridget had not the usual upbringing, she is more a hoyden than a perfect demure lady, she voices her opinions and refuses to fall under the thumb of a man. She has a grand project and plans for her future that does not involve a man.
Why this is war when her assigned guardian decides to marry her off as expediently as possible to wash his hands of her.
None expected the sizzle chemistry which awakens when they are together.
Cam has made the same oath than Bridget, years ago, to never marry as a revenge for his abusive father and for fear to become the same cruel father his has been.
I confess I did not really understood his choice as he is a very kind and caring man always finding a way to help the most vulnerable, supporting charities and parliament bills that will help those in needs.
Because of their own vows to avoid the marriage trap, they spent the whole tale running away from the institution and the other while being drawn to another at the same time.
With their last misunderstanding, I was very angry at Cam for doubting Bridget and not trusting her, I would have liked a bit more groveling on his side as he wounded and blackmailed her to do his bidding.
But it is also good when you react at the protagonists actions, good or bad, it means the author did a great job to bring them alive.
A big fat 5 stars for this wonderful story of understanding and acceptance.