I received an advanced reader’s copy in exchange for an honest review

Very likable characters, good humor, warmth, and chemistry. Very enjoyable read.

A fan of Suzanne Enoch, I thought the story was delightful and entertaining..

Amelia-Rose Baxter's parents want nothing more from their daughter in that she makes a match that comes with a tilte to elevate them in society. Very outspoken, she's determined to stay true to herself and marry someone who will accept her for with all her shortcomings. Unfortunately they would need to reside in and love all of London.

In strolls rugged Highlander Niall MacTaggert and his brothers...One betrothed to Ameila-Rose. Coll, the eldest must marry or lose the ancestral estate but Niall becomes infatuated with Ameila-Rose and eventually takes her as his own when she is released from her marriage agreement with Coll.

Niall tempts to court Amelia-Rose, despite her reservations but succumbs to his charm. Her family opposes Niall, and tries to pawn her off to someone with a title and no money. Determine to keep her for himself, Niall plans an elopement and Ameila-Rose agrees although the results would cause a scandal for her and her family.

Again, this was a nice story that I truly enjoyed reading. Although there were some parts that dragged a little, it had it's share of conflicts. Some parts were very predictable but the story was still good. I also did not care much for the over use of the Scottish brogue at times. It became a bit overboard. Regardless of those drawbacks, it was still a delightful and entertaining story.

This ARC was provided by NetGalley and St. Martin's Press in return for a fair and honest review. All opinions in this review are my own.