Susana and the Scot
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Publisher Description
New York Times bestselling author Sabrina York carries readers back to the wild Scottish Highlands in Susana and the Scot, where the bravest of men surrender to no one-except the boldest of women...
Scotland, 1813.
A SCANDALOUS TEMPTATION
Andrew Lochlannach is famous for his conquests, on and off the battlefield. When a fellow warrior challenges him to a kissing contest, he wastes no time in planting his lips on ninety-nine lovely lasses-an impressive feat of seduction that gets him banished to the hinterlands. Still, Andrew has no regrets about his exploits-especially his embrace with the most beguiling woman he's ever met...
AN UNDENIABLE PASSION
With flaming red hair and a temper to match, Susana is not some innocent farmgirl who gives herself over easily to a man, even one as ruggedly handsome as Andrew. The wicked Scot may have won a kiss from the headstrong beauty in a moment of mutual desire, but Susana refuses to be just another one of his conquests. Andrew must convince the fiery lass that even though he is not playing a game, losing her is not an option...
"You can't go wrong with a Sabrina York story."-Desiree Holt
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In this hot and steamy but overblown second Untamed Highlander historical (after Hannah and the Highlander), set in 1813 Scotland, Susana, a beautiful and willful young widow, is reunited with her first love. Susana's father, an Englishman, has called in reinforcements to bolster Reay Parish's holdings in light of recent attacks. When the new forces arrive, Susana, commander of her father's defenses, recognizes their captain, Andrew, at once he is the Scot who stole her heart six years prior but he doesn't recognize her. Insulted, Susana does her best to oust Andrew and his men, sometimes quite humorously, despite her continued attraction to him and his obvious interest in her. Susana's young daughter is wise, clever, courageous, and strong beyond her years, and her intervention adds fun and a bit of unbelievable drama. As dangerous foes try to weaken Reay, Susana and Andrew must decide, personally and strategically, what matters most. York relies too much on using "For some reason" to explain difficult scenarios, a ruse that detracts from the story's flow, and she overdoes the language of the seduction scenes, but loads of passionate trysts are certain to entertain and satisfy readers.
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