Suzanne Enoch is always a great read and this book definitely followed through on the promise of the first book in the series. I really adored the main characters and the villain was deliciously despicable.

This series. The MacTaggert Brothers. The strong female leads. I am in LOVE. Okay, so I may have wanted to smack Miranda for a good portion of the book, but I also understand why she was acting as she was. The banter between Aden and Miranda makes up for it. Aden just does it so well, it's a push and pull in the best way. I was rooting for Aden to win over Miranda from the first time they met. The suspense, the chemistry, and the growth of the characters made me more invested in this story as it went on. We've gotten two brother's stories, and I cannot wait to get the final one in the third book!

Thank you to St. Martin's Press for the eARC in exchange for an honest review!

I loved a Scot Under The Covers! It was a fun, somewhat steamy read. I laughed out loud a few times.
Miranda was being forced to marry due to her brothers gambling debt. She looked to another gambler Aden, to help her out of this horrible situation.
I knew Miranda was going to end up with the hero but I still felt such trepidation because the man she was being forced to marry was so awful.
The plot was beautifully written, and had so many twists and turns I truly didn’t know how the h and H were going to win!
This is the second book in the series but can be read alone.
I’m very much looking forward to the third book in the series!

I absolutely loved this book. Aden McTaggaert and his brothers have to marry English ladies before their sister in order to keep the funding for the ancestral home flowing from their mother. Aden meets Miranda Harris, a friend of his sisters and she promptly tells him that she detests gamblers. Her uncle and brother both lost money to gamblers. Aden has been known to place a wager or two in his day and is perplexed by her stand. Miranda soon learns that her brother has wagered and lost a huge sum and that her has promised her hand in marriage in exchange for the debt. She's appalled and promptly tells owner of the debt that she will not marry him. He threatens to go to her parents and ruin her family. With no other choice she turns to Aden for help. Who better than another gambler? In the process of helping Miranda he finds himself in love with her and wants her for himself but not out of gratitude. Will Aden get Miranda out of her troubles and into his heart? I could not put this book down. I highly recommend it.

Scot Under the Covers is the second book in the Wild Wicked Highlanders series by Suzanne Enoch, but each book can be read as a stand alone. It is currently scheduled for release on January 28 2020.

Miranda Harris is known for her charm, wit, and ability to solve any problem she encounters. But when her brother lands neck-deep in gambling debt to a crafty villain and Miranda is subsequently blackmailed into marrying him, she must enlist the help of the devil himself to save the family honor—and herself. Highlander Aden MacTaggert knows next to nothing about the ways of the ton, but he most certainly knows his way around gaming halls and womens’ hearts. Still, Aden is not sure how he’ll manage to find a Sassenach bride in time to save his family’s inheritance. When his almost sister-in-law Miranda comes to him for assistance, he proposes a partnership: She will help him navigate London society and he’ll teach her everything about wagering…and winning back her freedom. The beautiful, clever lass intrigues Aden—but is she playing her own game, or are the sparks between them real? He is accustomed to risking his pocket. But betting on Miranda’s love is a game he can’t afford to lose.

Scot Under the Covers is a wonderful follow up to It's Getting Scot in Here, but I think all fans of historical romance can enjoy even without having read the first in the series. I love that Miranda is confident and capable. She knows the rules and is not out on the hunt for a husband. Aden has much on his mind, but despite being a betting man and hard to fool, has a soft spot for others that might not be getting a fair shake. I loved his softness when it comes to the stray he takes in and the way he is kind to those others tend to ignore or mock. I enjoyed the couple's banter as they went from almost at odds to partners in saving Miranda from an unwanted marriage. Seeing them come to terms with how they felt and being cautious with the other's feelings all while trying to foil Vale lead for a well paced and highly entertaining read.

Scot Under the Covers is a fun and engaging historical romance. Fans of the author and the genre will enjoy it.

A well written, fast paced romance. A underhanded Captain is trying to make a better life for himself. But he didn’t count on a strong willed English women with a tough good looking Highlander on her side.

Miranda's brother is engaged to Aden's sister and he, according to his mother, must marry before Eloise does. Aden's mother has all the money (and thus, she thinks, the control) in the family. She intends to pick a British bride for Aden and his two brothers. He's not so sure about that. Miranda's brother Matthew has gambled himself into a mess so she's trying to find a way to pay the rotten man he owes. Is Aden a solution? This is really complicated to synopsize but it's not hard to follow because it's a romp. Good characters, good dialogue and a fun plot made this an entertaining read. Thanks to the publisher for the ARC. I missed the first book in the series but was not a problem and now I'm looking forward to the next one.

Loved it! Great tension between the hero and heroine, and the ending kept me guessing throughout. I love an empowered protagonist and both characters were intelligent and fun to follow. I would definitely read more of this series.

Thank you, NetGalley for providing a free copy for me to read and review.

Scot Under the Covers is the 2nd book in the Wild Wicked Highlanders series by Suzanne Enoch. This is the first time I’ve read her book (I know, I’ve been living under a rock, apparently 😅) and I’m so happy to have discovered her. I love her writing style, the story plot is smartly written with medium steam, witty banter and interesting characters (can’t go wrong with Scotsmen in kilts and their distinctive brogue 😍).

This book is another version of Pride and Prejudice, where Miranda Harris immediately showed her disdain for Aden MacTaggert at their first encounter, just because she heard about him being a gambler, and quickly judged his characters based on her general knowledge of those who would destroy families at the games of cards. When her brother got into serious gambling debts and “sold” her off as a pay-off, she thought to seek insights from the professional Aden. As he went out of his way to help her, their partnership quickly changed her point of view about Aden. It also helped that he was clever, charming, and roguishly handsome 🥰.

Together with his two brothers, Aden was forced to move to London to find an English bride to save his family’s inheritance under his parents’ agreement. Intrigued by Miranda’s intelligence and sharp tongue, he decided that Miranda would be his bride and that he would do anything to set her free from the forced marriage.

I quite enjoyed the interactions among the MacTaggert brothers and sister, their loyalty and support for each other. Aden’s scheme to overthrow the villain/blackmailer was keeping me attached to the book until the end. Although I was a bit frustrated with Miranda in the beginning for her opinionated prejudice and unjust behavior toward Aden, I slowly forgave her later as she learned to trust Aden and changed her perspectives about him 🤣. Overall, it’s quite an enjoyable 4.5-⭐️ read for me!

*Special thanks to St. Martin’s Press for sending me the ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*

✨Release date January 28, 2020.✨

Scot Under the Covers is the second book in Suzanne Enoch's delightful Wild Wicked Highlanders series. I freaking loved the first book and was beyond excited to get an opportunity to read an ARC of the latest installment. I don't think this one was as "perfect" to me as the first, but I can't say I was disappointed at all. I absolutely love the MacTaggert brothers. Wild wicked Highlanders...be still my heart!

Aden is the middle MacTaggert brother. His "wee" sister Eloise is engaged to Matthew Harris. Matthew's sister Miranda is not enamored of Aden, as she abhors gambling. Imagine her surprise when she discovers that her brother is $50,000 pounds in debt to another gambler. As if that wasn't bad enough, Matthew is being blackmailed: If Miranda doesn't marry Captain Robert Vale, to whom Matthew owes the money, Vale will ruin Matthew's entire family. Vale believes Miranda will give him respectability and pave his way into society. Devastated, Miranda approaches Aden and requests his help; she will help him navigate London society if he will help her learn how to defeat the evil Capt. Vale.

Aden and Miranda were both marvelous characters. Miranda was charming and witty and always knew how to handle herself in society. Aden, on the other hand, was a...well, a wild wicked Highlander. Aden was totally intrigued by Miranda; he was used to women throwing themselves at him, but here was a lass who didn't like him due to his gambling and perceived flaws relating thereto. It was delicious fun watching them come together. Their chemistry and heat were off the charts. It was, though, once again the relationship between the brothers that totally captivated me. They may have fights, or in this case boot throwing contests, but they always have each other's backs. I was very pleased, too, that Rory the best dressed deer made a reappearance, as did the legend of the man who made cat cheese. I eagerly await oldest brother Coll's story. It's sure to be amazing!

I received an ARC of this book courtesy of the publisher and NetGalley. I received no compensation for my review, and all thoughts and opinions expressed are entirely my own.

‘Scot under the Covers’ is another great story by Suzanne Enoch, which follows Aden MacTaggert and Miranda Harris. Both Aden and Miranda are soon to be related as Aden’s sister (Eloise) and Miranda’s brother (Matthew) are to marry. However, Matthew’s gambling habit has meant that he has lost a considerable amount of money to Captain Vale and so as to prevent his family’s downfall, he agrees to Vale’s demand to marry his sister in exchange for his debt. When Miranda discovers these plans, she enlists Aiden’s help to prevent such a marriage, despite her initial reluctance as Aden is a known gambler. One of three brothers, Aden has come with them to London, upon the orders of his mother, who has demanded that the boys marry before their sister, if she is to continue to finance the estate in Scotland. Consequently, Aden agrees to Miranda’s request, suggesting that she also provide him with the necessary manners to manage English society, in order to pacify his mother.
Both Aden and Miranda are two very likeable characters. Their conversations are witty and demonstrate their independence and confidence. Together they make such a great couple, understanding the other, without any insecurities (well, maybe just a few). This is a not only a delightful romance as the villainous Vale and Aden’s brothers make for such a great story. This series just keeps getting better and I am really looking forward to reading about Coll MacTaggert, especially given his behaviour in this story.
I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

Scot Under the Covers by Suzanne Enoch is the second book in the Wicked Highlander series. It was terrific! I enjoyed the story line and the characters. Even though this is the second book in the series it can be read as a stand-alone book. Suzanne Enoch does a great job with this book and this series. The main characters are Aden and Miranda, but the characters from the first book are also present. Aden is a highlander that has come to England to take an English wife. His mother has mandated it if they are to keep her financial help for their Scottish estate. He is not happy about this but soon discovers his interest in an English lass. Miranda is a proper society miss. Her brother is forcing her into something that she does not want. She meets Aden and seeks his help to resolve what her brother is doing to her. Aden helps her and falls in love with her. Does she feel the same too? This story moves at a good pace, has romance, intrigue and humor. I loved the book and look forward to reading the next one in this series. Great job Suzanne Enoch!

I have read a lot of Suzanne’s books over the years and have loved most of them. She writes in such a way that draws you in and does not let go. This is one of those books. Brother (and sister) books are a favorite and the McTaggerts are very delicious Scots. Take my word on this, you will want to devour them and take them home with you. When reading about these three brothers and one sister, I thought for sure my favorite would be Coll, the curmudgeon, and he still might be but Aden won my heart in this story. He is swoon-worthy and loyal to Miranda as she is loyal to her brother. Both of these characters were wonderfully written. The one character I did not get the feels with is Matthew, Miranda’s brother. I thought he was childish and did not own up to his faults and not sure if he will last with Eloise. Maybe he will redeem himself later, hopefully.

This was the first I've read of Suzanne Enoch's work and I very much enjoyed reading it. There is humor and good dialog, just my taste.
Miranda's predicament is not solved too quickly. How the villain Vale repeatedly corners Miranda at balls etc. was very creepy and had me feeling her frustration.
As stated by another reviewer, the mother taking her daughter and leaving her husband and 3 sons does not make for a character worthy of my sympathy. Her ploy to see her sons more if they marry English brides is not thought through; who is to ensure they don't run off to Scotland, with or without their brides, as Aden initially intends to do.
I most especially missed there being any repercussions for Matthew. He may be young and gullible, but wagering his sister's life after having to sell his much-loved horse the last time he got over his head gambling is just plain stupid. Hard to swallow that the MacTaggerts are not more forceful against him.
I received a free ARC via netgalley; the thoughts expressed are my own.

Aden MacTaggert is a gem. He is loyal to his family and when he makes a promise, he keeps it. Not to mention he is good looking and wears a kilt. Miranda Harris is the sister of Matthew, who is marrying Eloise MacTaggert. She is out spoken, plays by the rules and is beautiful. She also does not like people who gamble. She has seen its destruction and wants no part of it. Aden and Miranda set off sparks. He wants her and she wants nothing to do with him. Miranda has been put into a bad situation and asks Aden to help her out. What she doesn't realize is that the whole family is invested. You will laugh at some of the antics. In the end, there is a twist and I loved it!

The second in Wild Wicked Highlanders series this is about Aden who has to find An English bride before his younger sister gets married or looses the means to keep up the Scottish estate.
Aden is looking for a meek,tame lass that he can just leave behind but things changes when Miranda an Englis lass ask for his help.
Like the banter ,problems and how they begin to care for each other.
Also have the other brothers in story who helps out.
Really enjoy this series.
Voluntarily Reviewed.

Loved book 1 and book 2 was just as good! Aden was a super hero taking care of Miranda even when she detested him. The MacTaggert brothers are wild, brawny and perceived as barbarians. One by one they are proving to be men that know what they want and not as wild as previously thought. I cannot wait for Coll's story, I want to know who he finds to marry!

This review is based on an ARC from NetGalley, courtesy of the publisher. All opinions are my own.

Just loved this book. What starts as a story of a strong Scot having to Marry against his will. Adventure with a strict English lass that dislikes him from the moment they meet. It has many twists,sexy bits,and laugh out loud moments. I couldn't put it down and anticipate the next book of Suzanne's Truly a must read

Aden MacTaggert and his two brothers are in London to find wives per their mother’s request. Miranda takes a dislike to Aden because she believes he’s a gambler and she isn’t fond of gamblers.

Miranda asks Aden for help when she finds out her brother is in debt to a man who wants Miranda as his wife. Miranda and Aden work together to get Miranda out from the clutches of this horrible man.

This is an enjoyable, fun read.

This is one of my favourite books I have read lately. It grabbed me on page 1 and kept me till the last page. All the characters were written with humour and feeling. I enjoyed the way supporting characters thoughts were also expressed. The story had you guessing how it was all going to end till the last page. There was a couple of sex scenes but as usual, I skipped them which didn't affect my enjoyment of the book. It was a long book because you need to read every word. Well worth the read. I received this as an ARC and freely give this honest review.