Love Over Scotland

A 44 Scotland Street Novel

Internationally best-selling author Alexander McCall Smith, creator of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency novels, offers the third installment from his popular Scotland Street series. The endearing denizens of 44 Scotland Street soldier on, both domestically and across the globe, in this entertaining mosaic that is filled with the author's trademark wit and charm.©2007 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2007 Recorded Books

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"As addictive as any book McCall Smith has written." ( Publishers Weekly)

Delightful!

The more I read this series, the more I want to be invited to Dominca's for dinner. I want to hear one of Angus' poems in person, have Cyril eye my ankles, and have a serious chat with Irene about parenting. How can one grow to care so much about imaginary people? Perhaps Dr. Fairbairn could answer that question - on second thought.... I found myself laughing out loud as I listened.

This particular book sees Dominica off to study the pirates, Bertie joins a teen orchestra, poor Cyril gets kidnapped, Big Lou gets ripped off, and more, with all sorts of adventures ensuing. These are stories with a heart and soul.

Robert Ian MacKenzie narrates the adventures with love and affection, using different voices for the different characters. Thank you, Alexander McCall Smith for this gift of a series.

Enchanting!

Wonderful narration, thoroughly engaging! I laughed out loud in many places :) Can't wait to hear the next one.

the story continues

I really loved the continuing story of the residents of 44 Scotland Street, especially Bertie's adventures in Paris!

Gorgeous writing

Profound understanding and compassion for human nature; rich detail about history, culture, place, style; biting social commentary subtley woven in; and profound insights into the role and nature of beauty and art in human life. Simply gorgeous writing.

enjoyable

I loved the author's Ladies Detective Agency books, but this was the first in this series for me. At first I thought the little boy's character would prove to be too irritating for me to endure, but the narrator was so good that I ended up enjoying the book and would recommend it as a fun book.