This is an exciting and engaging Lyon's Den love story. A runaway bride, a seam made, a Scottish Laird, a castle, a kidnapping, and so much more drama kept me very entertained. I enjoyed the beautiful love with passionate romance and the delightful ending. I highly recommend reading!

How different authors come up with different scenarios within the Lyon’s Den genre amazes me and this one is very original! I adored Christine’s refusal to be a pawn in her uncle’s game and what she goes through to stop it. Kerrigan is such a gentle, clueless giant and so lovable! The author does a wonderful job of creating believable characters. It was an hilarious scene at the wedding consummation andI was laughing as Christine realized just what Kerrigan intended her to do at the keep and watching her grow through the process was enlightening. I did feel the climax was kept too close to the end, almost felt it was very rushed, but all in all a quick, semi-steamy and lovely story to curl up with!

I received this story for free and these are my own views.

Family, Desperation, Finding Love:
Two desperate characters meet with the help of the Black Widow Mrs. Dove Lyon and a new exciting love story begins, but what does it take for a happy ever after ending?
Of course, all does not go well for the newlyweds. There is always a villain that tries to alter things in his favor.
I really loved the hunky highlander Kerrigan and the naive Christine. I really enjoyed their journey to find and discover more than love but hope and a future for clan and family. 
The conclusion has a couple of twists which I was glad to see one of them for it helped bring on a happy ending, but I really didn't care for the generosity from Kerigan and Christine that ended the story.

I enjoyed the Lyon’s Den and the match that Mrs. Dove-Lyon orchestrated for Kerrigan and Christine. The match saved both of them for entirely different reasons and it quickly became a love match. Christine found herself capable of things she had never thought about before. There is danger but Kerrigan handled the situation from the most unlikely source. I really enjoyed the story, it’s well written and entertaining. It’s a great addition to the Lyon’s Den series and worth reading.
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