The Scottish Bride

Bride Series, Book 6

A Vicar, widower, and father, Tysen Sherbrooke is unprepared for the courageous spitfire who comes into his life when he becomes a Scottish baron.

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The Scottish Bride

It was nice to read and isten to Tyson's story. It was also nice to the stuffed shirt removef

Very enjoyable as usual with Judith mcnaught

I really enjoyed the continued Sherbrooke saga the visual that you get because the writing is so well done when Mary rose was running away from McFaddle (not sure spelling is correct) it was good I was home because I caught myself yelling out oh no run. Throughly enjoyed this one.

Scottish Bride

I did enjoy this book. I am a fan of Catherine Coulter’s historical romance books. I like the way she weaves her characters from previous books in the series as part of the story. Anne Flosnik does a great job as narrator.

Scottish Bride

I am not normally a fan of Catherine Coulter but I loved this book. Loved the hero especially when he was faced with dilemma at the end between his love and what his parish considered his duty. The heroine kindness and relationship with his children. I thought the narrator did a very good job too!

I love this story!

I love the Bride series, the narrator does a fantastic job with the voices and conveying the roller coaster of emotions. I enjoyed hearing the way Coulter's characters grow throughout the story.