This is an anthology of four contemporary love stories by popular authors of romance. Four American women experience the passion of summer love when they travel to Scotland. Suddenly chasing kilts was never more fun.
Connie Brockway is the author of more than twenty historical and contemporary novels. A New York Times and USA Today bestseller, she has received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. She received a BA from Macalester College and attended the University of Minnesota for her MFA. After a long hiatus, she is at work on new fiction, including a historical mystery set in turn-of-the-century New York. With Eloisa James, she is co-writing Fetching Love, a Regency novella series. She divides her time between the Driftless region of Minnesota and Minneapolis, and her letters can be found at letters.conniebrockwayauthor.com.
What do a dog trainer, a bestselling cookbook author, a well-known paleontologist, and a workaholic publicist have in common? The four American ladies can not resist the attraction they feel for four out of this world hunks during a holiday in Scotland and end up marrying them. An entertaining, funny and romantic anthology. A great read. =================================== ¿Qué tienen en común una adiestradora de perros, una escritora de libros de cocina de gran éxito, una conocida paleontóloga y una publicista adicta al trabajo? Las cuatro americanas no pueden resistir la atracción que sienten por cuatro highlanders cachas de película durante unas vacaciones en Escocia y terminan casándose con ellos. Una antología entretenida, divertida y romántica, una lectura estupenda.
I really enjoyed each short story on its own merits. All of the leading ladies where strong characters and still had the virile alpha male in a kilt I love, based in my favourite country abroad. All of the stories engage me immediately and were interesting, I especially liked the detail about the tourist trinkets one character buys as a gag gift and ends up having to use.
Overall, the book was fairly enjoyable. Of the four authors, my least favorite was Debra Dier, if for no other reason than she called women "female(s)" on multiple occasions.
My Scottish Summer is a compilation of four stories of romantic romps. Not my cup of tea. The saving grace of the first story, Lassie Go Home, was that partially is set in Mull where I will be going in several weeks. Also, it revolves around a champion border collie and as a dog lover, I can identify with the characters' feelings.