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All the King's Men #1
Seven Nights with a Scot
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland, placing Quinn and Vivian in daily peril, is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland, placing Quinn and Vivian in daily peril, is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
292 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 21, 2019
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Gerri Russell
38 books226 followersGerri Russell is the award-winning author of historical and contemporary novels including the Brotherhood of the Scottish Templars series and Flirting with Felicity. A two-time recipient of the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart Award and winner of the American Title II competition sponsored by RT Book Reviews magazine, she is best known for her adventurous and emotionally intense novels set in the thirteenth- and eighteenth-century Scottish Highlands. Before Gerri followed her passion for writing romance novels, she worked as a broadcast journalist, a newspaper reporter, a magazine columnist, a technical writer and editor, and an instructional designer. She lives in Bellevue, Washington, with her husband and three black cats.
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August 23, 2019
As the war of King James VI of Scotland, Lady Vivian Sinclair spent much of her youth at his court in Edinburgh. During a turbulent and superstitious time when many were eager to blame the ills that had befallen the country on witchcraft Vivian struggles to hide her visions of the future. Even her learned skills at healing make her vulnerable. The hypocritical king betroths Vivian to an old laird, his friend, thinking to keep her safe from the witch hunt hysteria he has started, but also keep her well away from himself and his new bride. This plan fails when the old laird soon dies, leaving Vivian at the mercy of his son and heir -- who happens to be the crown's Witch Hunter. Desperate to escape, Vivian is rescued by Quinn Douglas, who has come on the king's orders to retrieve Vivian and take her to his home where she is to marry his twin brother, Reid.
As they travel their party faces extreme danger and attraction begins to bloom between Vivian and Quinn. Quinn has fought side by side with his war-eager twin for years and now he is tired of fighting and ready to settle down. Unfortunately, now he is imagining that settled future with his brother's bride. Vivian is tired of being used as a pawn and longs to live quietly and use her healing skills to help others. If she were to ever marry again, she'd prefer it to be on her own terms, but after watching her demanding father crush her mother's spirit she would rather have her freedom. What she finds most odd is the frisson of...something she feels at Quinn's touch.
Despite the uncertainty of the future, the peril they are in is what draws these two closer together. Vivian is grateful to Quinn for all the times he has already saved her life, but she knows it isn't gratitude that causes these new feelings he provokes in her. As this connection develops Quinn wonders how he will ever give Vivian into the care of his brother, but with their enemies rapidly closing in on them, that may be a moot point.
This book surprised me. I was hesitant about reading it because of the whole witchcraft plot point; I didn't really feel like reading anything fantastical or whimsical at the moment. However, this book is neither of those things. Rather, it explores a dark part of history that most books of this genre tend to avoid or gloss over. This book features a truly evil villain who is not only deranged, but ruthless in his use of his totally unchecked power. Here we have action, suspense, danger, and intrigue almost from the very first page. Our hero is a warrior who longs for peace and our heroine is a very strong woman who, although she craves independence and doesn't wish to be tied to any man, acknowledges a connection when she feels it.
This is a first for me from this author and I think it is a fantastic start to a new series for her. I love love loved Quinn and in Vivian we have the elusive strong heroine who knows her own mind and yet doesn't come across as hateful, waspish, overly dramatic, or annoying. The villain of this story was over-the-top evil but in a way that was totally fitting for a time of hysteria featuring a king who was contraversially indecisive and superstitious. There were some scenes I struggled to get through because the villain was just so evil and the king, who is supposed to care for the heroine, was so useless, selfish and stupid. But all that just made Quinn and his amazingness as a hero shine through more.
I absolutely devoured this book and couldn't put it down, even despite the disturbing parts. Don't worry though; there is a happy ending, albeit a very hard-won one. This was an extremely well-written and well-researched book. I can't believe how close I came to missing this one and would highly recommend y'all not overlook it either.
I received an ARC courtesy of NetGalley and the author/publisher and chose to submit a review. Thank you! All thoughts and opinions are my own.
As they travel their party faces extreme danger and attraction begins to bloom between Vivian and Quinn. Quinn has fought side by side with his war-eager twin for years and now he is tired of fighting and ready to settle down. Unfortunately, now he is imagining that settled future with his brother's bride. Vivian is tired of being used as a pawn and longs to live quietly and use her healing skills to help others. If she were to ever marry again, she'd prefer it to be on her own terms, but after watching her demanding father crush her mother's spirit she would rather have her freedom. What she finds most odd is the frisson of...something she feels at Quinn's touch.
Despite the uncertainty of the future, the peril they are in is what draws these two closer together. Vivian is grateful to Quinn for all the times he has already saved her life, but she knows it isn't gratitude that causes these new feelings he provokes in her. As this connection develops Quinn wonders how he will ever give Vivian into the care of his brother, but with their enemies rapidly closing in on them, that may be a moot point.
This book surprised me. I was hesitant about reading it because of the whole witchcraft plot point; I didn't really feel like reading anything fantastical or whimsical at the moment. However, this book is neither of those things. Rather, it explores a dark part of history that most books of this genre tend to avoid or gloss over. This book features a truly evil villain who is not only deranged, but ruthless in his use of his totally unchecked power. Here we have action, suspense, danger, and intrigue almost from the very first page. Our hero is a warrior who longs for peace and our heroine is a very strong woman who, although she craves independence and doesn't wish to be tied to any man, acknowledges a connection when she feels it.
This is a first for me from this author and I think it is a fantastic start to a new series for her. I love love loved Quinn and in Vivian we have the elusive strong heroine who knows her own mind and yet doesn't come across as hateful, waspish, overly dramatic, or annoying. The villain of this story was over-the-top evil but in a way that was totally fitting for a time of hysteria featuring a king who was contraversially indecisive and superstitious. There were some scenes I struggled to get through because the villain was just so evil and the king, who is supposed to care for the heroine, was so useless, selfish and stupid. But all that just made Quinn and his amazingness as a hero shine through more.
I absolutely devoured this book and couldn't put it down, even despite the disturbing parts. Don't worry though; there is a happy ending, albeit a very hard-won one. This was an extremely well-written and well-researched book. I can't believe how close I came to missing this one and would highly recommend y'all not overlook it either.
I received an ARC courtesy of NetGalley and the author/publisher and chose to submit a review. Thank you! All thoughts and opinions are my own.
February 6, 2019
Vivian Sinclair is the ward of King James of Scotland and to save her life, he marries her off to his old friend Dugald Campbell. Vivian is a gifted healer and the king believes she will be able to help Dugald. And Dugald will help her, keeping her safe from the witch trials that have reached a frenzied peak. The king doesn't believe Vivian is a witch, but he knows that her gift of healing and her visons of the future would have her condemned. He knows she is not happy with his decision, but it is the only way he can help her.
Six months later, Vivian's husband is dying and has called for his son Rupert. Rupert is King James' "witch hunter" Dugald tells him that Vivian is not a witch - but innocently betrays her by telling Rupert of her visions. Rupert declares her a witch and promises to destroy her once his father passes. Frantic, Vivian tries to escape, she stays with Dugald until he passes and then sneaks out of the castle. She makes her way to the village and has a vision - a child will be killed by a horse - she knows she should keep going, but cannot leave a child to die. She saves the child and is injured in the process.
Quinn Douglas is one of the King's Elite Guard - he has been sent by his brother to collect Vivian. The king betrothed her to Reid Douglas when he learned Dugald was dying. As Reid is on a mission for the king, he sends his twin and fellow guard to bring Vivian to his castle. Quinn tends to her injuries and tells her of the king's decree - she is not happy, but knows with Rupert following her, she is safer with Quinn than on her own.
They set off and it soon becomes clear that Vivian is being hunted and they will not be safe until they reach Reid's home. As they run for their lives, Quinn falls in love with her - but knows that they can never be, she is promised to his brother. Vivian feels the same and when she has several visions, she tries to distance herself from Quinn. But when she has a vision that includes Quinn and the rest of their party being trapped by Rupert, she takes a leap of faith and trusts him with her biggest, most dangerous secret - her ability to see the future.
But even knowing the future might not be enough to save her when Rupert catches them.
This was a very exciting read, with lots of action, suspense, sexual tension and a very evil villain. I enjoyed the fast paced flow of the book, especially the end, when there are several nail-biting moments, unexpected twists and an ending that must be read to be believed. I am not sure if the copy I read is the final version, but there were some minor title errors and a fair bit of modern verbiage - nothing that really detracted from the story, but definitely were not period correct. Even with those small details, I would happily recommend this book and look forward to reading about the rest of the "King's Men"
*I am voluntarily leaving a review of an eARC that was provided to me by NetGalley and the publisher.*
Six months later, Vivian's husband is dying and has called for his son Rupert. Rupert is King James' "witch hunter" Dugald tells him that Vivian is not a witch - but innocently betrays her by telling Rupert of her visions. Rupert declares her a witch and promises to destroy her once his father passes. Frantic, Vivian tries to escape, she stays with Dugald until he passes and then sneaks out of the castle. She makes her way to the village and has a vision - a child will be killed by a horse - she knows she should keep going, but cannot leave a child to die. She saves the child and is injured in the process.
Quinn Douglas is one of the King's Elite Guard - he has been sent by his brother to collect Vivian. The king betrothed her to Reid Douglas when he learned Dugald was dying. As Reid is on a mission for the king, he sends his twin and fellow guard to bring Vivian to his castle. Quinn tends to her injuries and tells her of the king's decree - she is not happy, but knows with Rupert following her, she is safer with Quinn than on her own.
They set off and it soon becomes clear that Vivian is being hunted and they will not be safe until they reach Reid's home. As they run for their lives, Quinn falls in love with her - but knows that they can never be, she is promised to his brother. Vivian feels the same and when she has several visions, she tries to distance herself from Quinn. But when she has a vision that includes Quinn and the rest of their party being trapped by Rupert, she takes a leap of faith and trusts him with her biggest, most dangerous secret - her ability to see the future.
But even knowing the future might not be enough to save her when Rupert catches them.
This was a very exciting read, with lots of action, suspense, sexual tension and a very evil villain. I enjoyed the fast paced flow of the book, especially the end, when there are several nail-biting moments, unexpected twists and an ending that must be read to be believed. I am not sure if the copy I read is the final version, but there were some minor title errors and a fair bit of modern verbiage - nothing that really detracted from the story, but definitely were not period correct. Even with those small details, I would happily recommend this book and look forward to reading about the rest of the "King's Men"
*I am voluntarily leaving a review of an eARC that was provided to me by NetGalley and the publisher.*
April 3, 2019
A great first book in the All the Kings Men series! This story is filled with interesting historical information about Scotland and the witch trials there. Gerri is one of my favorite authors because she always teaches me new things about history. I also love the romance she includes in her stories. I can't wait for the next book in the series!
February 22, 2019
An exciting adventure across Scotland that will hold you enthralled until you turn the last page. History comes alive as the author sets the scene of the times full of unrest and of people looking to blame those they accused of witchery. Lady Vivian Sinclair had been a ward of the King of Scotland since the passing of her parents. She was a great healer but also had the gift of seeing the future. A blessing but also a curse for those would accuse her of being a witch.
The King sends her to be married to an older friend of his, who would protect her, but that only lasted a short time due to the man's death. Fearing for her life, she is rescued by Quinn Douglas who is to take her to his twin brother to wed by order of the King.
Their treacherous journey begins to her new home, but there is a powerful man who wants her dead. In danger every day as they travel, an attraction begins to form between Vivian and Quinn. But she is meant for his brother? What can they do?
This is a new author to me and I am so glad I found her! Looking forward to reading more of this new series and I highly recommend you do not miss this one!
The King sends her to be married to an older friend of his, who would protect her, but that only lasted a short time due to the man's death. Fearing for her life, she is rescued by Quinn Douglas who is to take her to his twin brother to wed by order of the King.
Their treacherous journey begins to her new home, but there is a powerful man who wants her dead. In danger every day as they travel, an attraction begins to form between Vivian and Quinn. But she is meant for his brother? What can they do?
This is a new author to me and I am so glad I found her! Looking forward to reading more of this new series and I highly recommend you do not miss this one!
February 22, 2019
This is the first book in an exciting new series “All the King’s Men” that takes place at the end of the 16th century in Scotland. It combines historical elements of the period giving rise to the European witch craze. Vivian Sinclair finds herself under the protection of the king after her parents deaths. For a time she is able live with the king and it’s actually she who protects him from attempts on his life. As the the heat is turned up, no pun intended, on women accused of witchcraft the king finds it best to send Vivian off to one of his trusted men to protect her. The story follow her life during this tumultuous time. Vivian is a healer who only wants to help people. When her first husband, much her senior, dies she is throw into a world she knows little about and it’s here the story really begins. It’s a great read that will give you a feel for the period and weaves a wonderful historical romance.
Highly recommend, you won’t be disappointed! I’m looking forward to the next book in the series.
Highly recommend, you won’t be disappointed! I’m looking forward to the next book in the series.
April 22, 2022
Had me turning pages into the wee hours of the morning. Action packed and great steam. Fascinating historical elements and strong sense of setting.
January 27, 2019
I found it hard to put this book down. I was hooked immediately by Vivian and Quinn and couldn't wait to see what happened. The book was historically accurate and really well researched. I hope to see some other characters in future books!
I received a free copy from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion.
I received a free copy from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion.
April 1, 2019
Book: Seven Nights with a Scot
By Gerri Russell
Series: All the Kings Men, #1
Reviewed by: Barb Massabrook of
1. Tartan Book Reviews
2. Purple Tulip Book Reviews
3. Celtic World of Historical Book Reviews
4.Celtic Barb’s Tartan Book Review Blog
Overall Rating: 5 Stars and 5 Kilts
Scotland, 1591
Lady Vivian Sinclair had been the ward of King James VI since parents death. She is a healer and clairvoyant, even though Rupert Campbell, her now step-son is the King’s witch hunter. The King doesn’t believe she’s a witch. He marries Vivian to Rupert’s elderly father Dugald, thinking it will save her life and possibly save his, unfortunately it only endangers it. As her dying husband of six months innocently deceives her, by revealing her clairvoyant visions, but insisting she is not a witch to his witch hunter son. Rupert threatens her that once his father is dead he will slaughter her being burned as a witch. After her husbands death she escapes the castle only to have another vision of a child being fatally wounded by a horse. As she rescues this child from a premature death, she is wounded in the child’s place.
Meanwhile when the King realized Dugald was dying he arranged another marriage for Vivian. This time it was to one of his elite warriors Reid Douglas, of one of the strongest and bravest families in the realm. People were already asking for Vivian’s blood due to Rupert's treachery. Reid who was out on an assignment by the King, so his twin brother Quinn was given the responsibility of bringing her to his brothers home. On top of so much he rescues Vivian from a deadly mob demanding she be burned a witch. Quinn helps heal her from her injuries from the horse and starts falling in love with her. Vivian feels the same plus her visions show they might act on these feelings. Quinn knows he must not betray his brother or King. Yet how can he let the woman he loves go. Vivian kept Quinn at arms length until she has a vision of Quinn and his men are cornered by Rupert. She now trusts Quinn with her big secret but will it be enough?
Again Gerri Russell pens another masterpiece from start to finish. It has all the elements romance readers love. Plus my favorite ingredient of factual history with an incredible fictional romance and iconic people in true Scottish history like King James VI and women being burned for witchcraft was very prominent during his reign as King. He even wrote a book on his reflections and how to deal with witchcraft in 1591 called Daemonologie. So bravo Ms. Russell this book is absolutely amazing. I am so happy you have returned to Scottish historical romance! As I have been reading your books since your Stones of Destiny and Brotherhood of the Scottish Templars series. They were both brilliant as well.
Seven Nights with a Scot is a riveting fast paced, action packed, nail-biting adventure, with sexual tension, treachery, passion and love. The specialty for many readers including myself is the weaving of true history with a fictional romance. The setting was breathtaking, dialogue was brilliant and the plotting was phenomenal. Plus characters that are both awe inspiring and unforgettable. A book many readers will want to read again and again, a definite for your keeper shelf. I can’t recommend this book enough as I can’t wait to read Romancing the Laird book #2 in this phenomenal series All the King's Men by Gerri Russell.
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary ARC copy from the publisher through Netgalley. I voluntarily agreed to read, review and blog an advance copy of this book. All thoughts, ideas and opinions are my own.
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By Gerri Russell
Series: All the Kings Men, #1
Reviewed by: Barb Massabrook of
1. Tartan Book Reviews
2. Purple Tulip Book Reviews
3. Celtic World of Historical Book Reviews
4.Celtic Barb’s Tartan Book Review Blog
Overall Rating: 5 Stars and 5 Kilts
Scotland, 1591
Lady Vivian Sinclair had been the ward of King James VI since parents death. She is a healer and clairvoyant, even though Rupert Campbell, her now step-son is the King’s witch hunter. The King doesn’t believe she’s a witch. He marries Vivian to Rupert’s elderly father Dugald, thinking it will save her life and possibly save his, unfortunately it only endangers it. As her dying husband of six months innocently deceives her, by revealing her clairvoyant visions, but insisting she is not a witch to his witch hunter son. Rupert threatens her that once his father is dead he will slaughter her being burned as a witch. After her husbands death she escapes the castle only to have another vision of a child being fatally wounded by a horse. As she rescues this child from a premature death, she is wounded in the child’s place.
Meanwhile when the King realized Dugald was dying he arranged another marriage for Vivian. This time it was to one of his elite warriors Reid Douglas, of one of the strongest and bravest families in the realm. People were already asking for Vivian’s blood due to Rupert's treachery. Reid who was out on an assignment by the King, so his twin brother Quinn was given the responsibility of bringing her to his brothers home. On top of so much he rescues Vivian from a deadly mob demanding she be burned a witch. Quinn helps heal her from her injuries from the horse and starts falling in love with her. Vivian feels the same plus her visions show they might act on these feelings. Quinn knows he must not betray his brother or King. Yet how can he let the woman he loves go. Vivian kept Quinn at arms length until she has a vision of Quinn and his men are cornered by Rupert. She now trusts Quinn with her big secret but will it be enough?
Again Gerri Russell pens another masterpiece from start to finish. It has all the elements romance readers love. Plus my favorite ingredient of factual history with an incredible fictional romance and iconic people in true Scottish history like King James VI and women being burned for witchcraft was very prominent during his reign as King. He even wrote a book on his reflections and how to deal with witchcraft in 1591 called Daemonologie. So bravo Ms. Russell this book is absolutely amazing. I am so happy you have returned to Scottish historical romance! As I have been reading your books since your Stones of Destiny and Brotherhood of the Scottish Templars series. They were both brilliant as well.
Seven Nights with a Scot is a riveting fast paced, action packed, nail-biting adventure, with sexual tension, treachery, passion and love. The specialty for many readers including myself is the weaving of true history with a fictional romance. The setting was breathtaking, dialogue was brilliant and the plotting was phenomenal. Plus characters that are both awe inspiring and unforgettable. A book many readers will want to read again and again, a definite for your keeper shelf. I can’t recommend this book enough as I can’t wait to read Romancing the Laird book #2 in this phenomenal series All the King's Men by Gerri Russell.
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary ARC copy from the publisher through Netgalley. I voluntarily agreed to read, review and blog an advance copy of this book. All thoughts, ideas and opinions are my own.
Buy Links:
https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Nights-S...
https://m.barnesandnoble.com/w/seven-...?
https://play.google.com/store/books/d...
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/seve...
October 29, 2020
It was ..fine? The characters were pleasant enough and the story moved along nicely, it just didn’t knock my socks off?
February 11, 2019
Exciting and dark novel about a hugely superstitious and perilous period of history, and a weak ruler. Set at the time of King James, this story starts at Edinburgh Castle in 1590, where Lady Vivian Sinclair is a ward of the King. She spends her days in the still room mixing up medicines and herbal remedies to heal people, she also suffers from prophetic visions, and has helped the king avoid an assassination attempt, amongst other visions. The king believes in witchcraft, and evil, and has appointed a witch finder in Scotland, despite this he does not see Vivian as evenly, and wishes to protect her. In order to keep Vivian safe, as people are generally distrustful of her healing skills and visions, he marries her off to an much older man, Laird Dugald Campbell.
Reluctantly Vivian does as she is bid, she spends months at Dugald’s bedside caring for him, and easing his pain, but he dies and as soon as he does, the clans people and the village turn against her as they mistrust her gifts, as she flees, she is found by Quinn Douglas.
Quinn has been sent by his twin brother to find Vivian and bring her to him in the East. King James has arranged another marriage to Reid. Reid is busy fighting, and has sent Quinn in his stead. Vivian is highly reluctant to wed again, and doesn’t want to go with them, however, she soon realises that she is at huge risk because of the bounty on her head from the Witch-finder. Vivian’s desire is to return to the convent where she grew up and devote her life to the healing arts.
They travel with a couple of Quinn’s clans men, and her maid Gellis, who escapes to join her. As they travel, Vivian is plagued by debilitating visions, eventually she confides in Quinn, who is not scared or mistrustful of this gift at all. They are also pursued by Rupert Campbell, the witch-finder., and they are constantly ambushed by bounty hunters, as they flee, they are irresistibly attracted to each other, Quinn feels strongly protective of Vivian, and she increasingly trusts and cares for him. She is frequently nursing his injuries, and they grow closer and closer. Eventually they recognise their love for each other, but how can they escape the Witch-finder, and what about the royallly decreed marriage to Reid?
Exciting plot, satisfying romance and great main characters. There are a couple of American anomalies, such as creek for stream, but pacy and interesting. Enjoyed it.
I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book, all opinions my own.
Reluctantly Vivian does as she is bid, she spends months at Dugald’s bedside caring for him, and easing his pain, but he dies and as soon as he does, the clans people and the village turn against her as they mistrust her gifts, as she flees, she is found by Quinn Douglas.
Quinn has been sent by his twin brother to find Vivian and bring her to him in the East. King James has arranged another marriage to Reid. Reid is busy fighting, and has sent Quinn in his stead. Vivian is highly reluctant to wed again, and doesn’t want to go with them, however, she soon realises that she is at huge risk because of the bounty on her head from the Witch-finder. Vivian’s desire is to return to the convent where she grew up and devote her life to the healing arts.
They travel with a couple of Quinn’s clans men, and her maid Gellis, who escapes to join her. As they travel, Vivian is plagued by debilitating visions, eventually she confides in Quinn, who is not scared or mistrustful of this gift at all. They are also pursued by Rupert Campbell, the witch-finder., and they are constantly ambushed by bounty hunters, as they flee, they are irresistibly attracted to each other, Quinn feels strongly protective of Vivian, and she increasingly trusts and cares for him. She is frequently nursing his injuries, and they grow closer and closer. Eventually they recognise their love for each other, but how can they escape the Witch-finder, and what about the royallly decreed marriage to Reid?
Exciting plot, satisfying romance and great main characters. There are a couple of American anomalies, such as creek for stream, but pacy and interesting. Enjoyed it.
I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book, all opinions my own.
February 25, 2019
Seven Nights with the Scot by Gerri Russell
History and romance capture the extraordinary drama of the North Berwick witch trials
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland places Quinn and Vivian in daily peril and is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
This is for Vivian Sinclair and Quinn Douglas's story.
“Lady Sinclair, the king wishes tae see you.”
Vivian Sinclair looked up from her worktable. The footman she knew as Andrew watched her from the doorway of her work chamber belowstairs near the kitchen. He never came inside the room. It was as though he feared, like so many of the other servants in the castle, he might somehow be affected by whatever herbal remedy she created. Potions, they called them with shuttered eyes.
“I haven’t finished my tisane for His Grace yet.” Vivian didn’t bother to hide her confusion as she continued to grind the willow bark into a powder with her mortar and pestle. “Only a few minutes more.”
Vivian is rescued by Quinn Douglas, who has come on the king's orders to retrieve Vivian and take her to his home where she is to marry his twin brother, Reid.
Quinn Douglas is one of the King's Elite Guard - he has been sent by his brother to collect Vivian. The king betrothed her to Reid Douglas when he learned Dugald was dying.
"I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book."
Seven Nights with the Scot by Gerri Russell is a 3 star book.
Gerri 's Books with Tule:
Seven Nights with a Scot
All the Kings Men
History and romance capture the extraordinary drama of the North Berwick witch trials
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland places Quinn and Vivian in daily peril and is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
This is for Vivian Sinclair and Quinn Douglas's story.
“Lady Sinclair, the king wishes tae see you.”
Vivian Sinclair looked up from her worktable. The footman she knew as Andrew watched her from the doorway of her work chamber belowstairs near the kitchen. He never came inside the room. It was as though he feared, like so many of the other servants in the castle, he might somehow be affected by whatever herbal remedy she created. Potions, they called them with shuttered eyes.
“I haven’t finished my tisane for His Grace yet.” Vivian didn’t bother to hide her confusion as she continued to grind the willow bark into a powder with her mortar and pestle. “Only a few minutes more.”
Vivian is rescued by Quinn Douglas, who has come on the king's orders to retrieve Vivian and take her to his home where she is to marry his twin brother, Reid.
Quinn Douglas is one of the King's Elite Guard - he has been sent by his brother to collect Vivian. The king betrothed her to Reid Douglas when he learned Dugald was dying.
"I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book."
Seven Nights with the Scot by Gerri Russell is a 3 star book.
Gerri 's Books with Tule:
Seven Nights with a Scot
All the Kings Men
February 13, 2019
History and romance capture the extraordinary drama of the North Berwick witch trials
Vivian Sinclair lives these times initially with an aging friend of her King's who she has cared for in his waning year. Upon his death his son who is responsible for the North Berwick witch trials returns to threaten her life. Her guardian King James has more plans to keep her safe though and has betrothed her to someone else.
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland places Quinn and Vivian in daily peril and is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
This perilous time in history is well captured in this novel. I read the entire book in two sittings. My interest never waned through the entire book.
If your interest lies in Scottish history with a bit of romance added you should enjoy this read.
I gave this book 4.4 of 5.0 stars for storyline and characterization.
I received a complimentary digital ARC of this book from the publisher via NetGalley to read.
This in no way affected my opinion of this book which I read and reviewed voluntarily.
Vivian Sinclair lives these times initially with an aging friend of her King's who she has cared for in his waning year. Upon his death his son who is responsible for the North Berwick witch trials returns to threaten her life. Her guardian King James has more plans to keep her safe though and has betrothed her to someone else.
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home.
When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland places Quinn and Vivian in daily peril and is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
This perilous time in history is well captured in this novel. I read the entire book in two sittings. My interest never waned through the entire book.
If your interest lies in Scottish history with a bit of romance added you should enjoy this read.
I gave this book 4.4 of 5.0 stars for storyline and characterization.
I received a complimentary digital ARC of this book from the publisher via NetGalley to read.
This in no way affected my opinion of this book which I read and reviewed voluntarily.
February 28, 2019
The characters are emotional and realistic. It is easy to identify with their feelings of love, loyalty, fear, trust and the terror when running from danger. It was never explained why the witch hunter had so much hatred. It alluded that his mother wanted him dead and he had scars inside and outwardly. But it did not go into depth. It almost seemed that he took great pleasure in terrorizing and torturing those accused of witchcraft. The lead female character was kind, thoughtful, respectful and had a good loving heart. She was taught in the healing arts using herbs and such to help people who were ill. She also kept her gift of precognition a secret lest people thought she was a witch. When she received a vision, she only used it for good, to protect others or to help others. The lead male character is one of the King's inner circle of warriors. He is assigned to retrieve our heroine for his brother as they are betrothed. But one thing leads to another and our heroine is betrayed by those who accepted her kindness of healing. The hero did not believe in witchcraft but realized that plenty of people did. It was going to be a hard-fought journey to get our heroine to her betrothed. A very good story. I received a free copy of this book via NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 20, 2019
Gerri Russell is a new author for me to read but one whose name I have seen for several years associated with historical fiction romance. Seven Nights with a Scot is exactly that combining Scottish history with the romance. King James makes an appearance as Vivian guardian, who really is a good guy but heavy-handed in his guardianship. While much of the Scottish witch hunts was unknown to me, the way that women were treated, having very little say so in that lives was not. Dark times and dark beliefs surround the romance of the story providing much of the suspense and danger that Vivian and Quinn must face.
If you are one of those thinking this is a fantasy set in a past time, rest assured it does have hocus-pocus. Instead playing down the dreams and visions. The focus is not on magic but on the ignorance of the time that Vivian lives. Love of course is major in the story but it is the same no matter the time. So the Douglas that the King plans for her to marry is not the one her heart chooses. This is an enlightening and enjoyable read as Vivian and Quinn battle to stay alive and find love along the journey.
An ARC of the book was given to me by the publisher through Net Galley which I voluntarily chose to read and reviewed. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
If you are one of those thinking this is a fantasy set in a past time, rest assured it does have hocus-pocus. Instead playing down the dreams and visions. The focus is not on magic but on the ignorance of the time that Vivian lives. Love of course is major in the story but it is the same no matter the time. So the Douglas that the King plans for her to marry is not the one her heart chooses. This is an enlightening and enjoyable read as Vivian and Quinn battle to stay alive and find love along the journey.
An ARC of the book was given to me by the publisher through Net Galley which I voluntarily chose to read and reviewed. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
February 14, 2019
I’m a sucker for a Scottish historical romance and this story delivers on those fronts as well as throwing a hefty dose of danger at Vivian and Quinn. I loved the setting. I’ve visited most of the places mentioned in this story and author Gerri Russell does a fabulous job of describing the countryside.
I was thoroughly invested in this story, which is set in the reign of King James I. Vivian is a healer with an excellent knowledge of herbs though she also has visions of imminent events, something which has helped her prevent tragedy and avoid danger at times but which has also led her to be accused of being a witch. With the death of her first husband she finds herself fleeing for her life.
Quinn has come to fetch her as the king has promised her as a bride for his twin brother. Thus begins a dangerous journey in which they find the,selves falling in love.
This story is full of twists and turns. The pace is excellent and the plot interesting. With so many Scottish historical out there it is hard to find one with a fresh approach, but this book certainly has that. I loved it and am looking forward to more from Gerri Russell.
I was thoroughly invested in this story, which is set in the reign of King James I. Vivian is a healer with an excellent knowledge of herbs though she also has visions of imminent events, something which has helped her prevent tragedy and avoid danger at times but which has also led her to be accused of being a witch. With the death of her first husband she finds herself fleeing for her life.
Quinn has come to fetch her as the king has promised her as a bride for his twin brother. Thus begins a dangerous journey in which they find the,selves falling in love.
This story is full of twists and turns. The pace is excellent and the plot interesting. With so many Scottish historical out there it is hard to find one with a fresh approach, but this book certainly has that. I loved it and am looking forward to more from Gerri Russell.
July 14, 2019
As witch hunt fervor sweeps across Scotland, it is even more challenging for Vivian Sinclair to hide her gifts of precognition and healing—and more dangerous. Her guardian, King James, betroths Vivian to one of his most loyal warriors thinking the powerful Douglas clan can keep her safe, but when Quinn Douglas arrives to take Vivian to his twin brother as a bride, he barely thwarts a mob calling to burn the witch. He rescues Vivian, and they begin the perilous journey to her new home. When a powerful man wants Vivian dead, their escape across Scotland places Quinn and Vivian in daily peril and is besieged by the attraction sizzling between them. With each day and each mile, he finds himself falling more deeply in love with his twin’s betrothed. He cannot betray his brother, and he’s pledged to serve his king, but Quinn cannot imagine letting Vivian go.
This was a pretty good story. I liked the witch hunt plot point. It made for a little bit different kind of storyline. I really liked both characters and the overall story. I can’t wait to read more from this author. I highly recommend.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book
This was a pretty good story. I liked the witch hunt plot point. It made for a little bit different kind of storyline. I really liked both characters and the overall story. I can’t wait to read more from this author. I highly recommend.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book
February 26, 2019
I voluntarily read and reviewed this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for letting me read this ARC. I thoroughly enjoyed it which was a surprise. I thought the supernatural element in the story would take away from the overall plot and main character but it actually enhanced it.
The main characters Vivian and Quinn definitely have chemistry, which grows considerably as they endure one epic adventure after another. The rare quiet moments they share are filled with respect and admiration, despite the poor hand Vivian has been dealt.
It is a good start to the series and introduces other characters for future books. I particularly liked the fact that the book is based off historical events and some names and places, giving the story some authenticity.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for letting me read this ARC. I thoroughly enjoyed it which was a surprise. I thought the supernatural element in the story would take away from the overall plot and main character but it actually enhanced it.
The main characters Vivian and Quinn definitely have chemistry, which grows considerably as they endure one epic adventure after another. The rare quiet moments they share are filled with respect and admiration, despite the poor hand Vivian has been dealt.
It is a good start to the series and introduces other characters for future books. I particularly liked the fact that the book is based off historical events and some names and places, giving the story some authenticity.
February 12, 2019
I enjoyed this book primarily based on the trappings of its premise: danger from a witch hunter, a soft-hearted Scot, and more danger. The writing, the progression of the romantic plotline, and the structure of the ending were lackluster for me, but the premise was enough of what I wanted that it carried me through. (I'm pretty sure the need for this idea came from the witch trial in Outlander; I wanted to see this scenario, but without the time travel aspect.)
I also love a good she's-betrothed-to-his-brother-but-fell-in-love-with-him-instead trope as much as anyone else, but this one left me feeling a little weirder about it than I would hope, as if perhaps Quinn didn't value his loyalty to his brother (or to Vivian's reputation and very life) as he should.
I also love a good she's-betrothed-to-his-brother-but-fell-in-love-with-him-instead trope as much as anyone else, but this one left me feeling a little weirder about it than I would hope, as if perhaps Quinn didn't value his loyalty to his brother (or to Vivian's reputation and very life) as he should.
July 2, 2019
Seven Nights with a Scott is a well thought out novel, with some words I had to look up. Which is not a bad thing, it makes the reader think. The book includes things I didn't know about Scotland, I have ancestors from there, so it makes it that much more interesting. The book in itself, made me think just how different times were in the 1590's and now. Some of the same beliefs, however technology hands down.
The story line is good. I really got a feel for Vivian and Quinn. They might make quite the pair......There were a few laugh scenes. All in all I enjoyed the read.
The story line is good. I really got a feel for Vivian and Quinn. They might make quite the pair......There were a few laugh scenes. All in all I enjoyed the read.
September 15, 2021
Seven Nights with a Scot (All The King’s Men, #1) by Gerri Russell
1500s Story starts out with Vivian and she's helped King James with her visions, keeping him and others safe.
He's ailing and wants her wed and knows just who. It's an elderly man and she takes care of him and within months he dies.
She leaves before his son Rupert takes over. She's a witch and knows about the bounty over her head. She's now been promised to Reed. Quinn almost runs her over and he is able to save her life.
He tends to her wounds and tells her of the plans for his brother Reid to wed her.
On their journey they are held up with a bunch of men who want the witch. Hand fights occur with his two riding partners.
They decide to go through the mountains where her maid approaches them, Gillis who joins their group.
While they hide out at Vivian's friends convent they are able to catch up on eating, sleep and healing. Love the herbs and gardening talk and what herbs will cure which ailments, so cool!
Sister is trying to talk her into going after what she wants-Quinn rather than waiting for his brother Reid.
Love all the secret passageways that were there from time of the Templars and druids. Some history in those walls!
Like it when she trusts him with her secrets and they maneuver to different areas to keep away from harm.
Kidnapped again.... so much action and adventure and mystery.
Love this book because of the travel, history, romance, learning new words and explanations of herbs used and for what ailment, so educational, Templar mentioned.
So much to this story and hate to see it end, taking my time reading it...
Never imagined book ending as it does, wow! Series listing of next books and excerpt from the next are included.
Endnotes are included where there is research material shared with reader about the time period and witches. Few sex scenes.
About the author is included at the end. Can't wait to read more from this author.
Won this at Tule #8 birthday party from the author and this is my honest opinion.
1500s Story starts out with Vivian and she's helped King James with her visions, keeping him and others safe.
He's ailing and wants her wed and knows just who. It's an elderly man and she takes care of him and within months he dies.
She leaves before his son Rupert takes over. She's a witch and knows about the bounty over her head. She's now been promised to Reed. Quinn almost runs her over and he is able to save her life.
He tends to her wounds and tells her of the plans for his brother Reid to wed her.
On their journey they are held up with a bunch of men who want the witch. Hand fights occur with his two riding partners.
They decide to go through the mountains where her maid approaches them, Gillis who joins their group.
While they hide out at Vivian's friends convent they are able to catch up on eating, sleep and healing. Love the herbs and gardening talk and what herbs will cure which ailments, so cool!
Sister is trying to talk her into going after what she wants-Quinn rather than waiting for his brother Reid.
Love all the secret passageways that were there from time of the Templars and druids. Some history in those walls!
Like it when she trusts him with her secrets and they maneuver to different areas to keep away from harm.
Kidnapped again.... so much action and adventure and mystery.
Love this book because of the travel, history, romance, learning new words and explanations of herbs used and for what ailment, so educational, Templar mentioned.
So much to this story and hate to see it end, taking my time reading it...
Never imagined book ending as it does, wow! Series listing of next books and excerpt from the next are included.
Endnotes are included where there is research material shared with reader about the time period and witches. Few sex scenes.
About the author is included at the end. Can't wait to read more from this author.
Won this at Tule #8 birthday party from the author and this is my honest opinion.
February 18, 2021
Honestly, another one where it was my own fault for reading. I picked it up because it was free, and yet immediately knew this was not a book I would enjoy. I skim-read this whole thing, hoping there would be a redeeming scene or the plot would come together at some later point in the book. The plot should have been good - forced proximity trope, on the run, forbidden attraction as she’s promised to another, etc. Yet instead, the writing and poor dialogue left me feeling completely uninspired. It was all tell and no show. Nothing was subtle, and the dialogue was weak. Things were too convenient and characters were generally two dimensional.
If you’re after absolutely mindless historical romance, then you might still like this. If you want historical romance that gives you all the feels though, has characters you love, and men that make you swoon, then this ain’t it.
If you’re after absolutely mindless historical romance, then you might still like this. If you want historical romance that gives you all the feels though, has characters you love, and men that make you swoon, then this ain’t it.
March 31, 2021
I love the stories of the Scotts, the time of castles and Kings. Quinn did not disappoint as one of the kings top men. True to his oath, trustworthy, loyal, magnificent. He would give his life to protect his king and his brother Reid’s betrothed.
When the danger, fear, pain occurs on the mission to bring Lady Vivian to Reid, there is an immediate soul mate bonding between these two. They fight it off as long as possible. But when they can’t anymore, they give into passion. After Vivian is tortured by Rupert and set to fire as a witch, can Quinn save her in time after being terribly tortured himself.
Quinn has asked the King from some concessions for saving the Kings life.
How will Reid react, will Quinn and Vivian have to watch her marry Reid ?
An exciting ending waits. Read on
When the danger, fear, pain occurs on the mission to bring Lady Vivian to Reid, there is an immediate soul mate bonding between these two. They fight it off as long as possible. But when they can’t anymore, they give into passion. After Vivian is tortured by Rupert and set to fire as a witch, can Quinn save her in time after being terribly tortured himself.
Quinn has asked the King from some concessions for saving the Kings life.
How will Reid react, will Quinn and Vivian have to watch her marry Reid ?
An exciting ending waits. Read on
January 28, 2026
Another great time with a master tale-spinner.
Ms Russell has moved later in time than her usual for this romantic encounter. Set in the reign of King James VI of Scotland (who also was James I of England) the heroine is caught in the middle of James's witch hunts. The complications? She is a ward of the king's. In trying to protect his seeress and healer, he puts her in direct contact with the Witch Hunter of Scotland. Since she is different, she must get her powers from the devil, right? But her faithful; loyal soulmate, who was sent to escort her to her next royal protector, will bring her to safety, even if the final step of her salvation comes via a minor character reaching the king in time. Russell is a fantastic writer whose plots are punctuated with audience gasps, awws, no ways, and oh nos. It's fun, it's trite, it's a great read.
Ms Russell has moved later in time than her usual for this romantic encounter. Set in the reign of King James VI of Scotland (who also was James I of England) the heroine is caught in the middle of James's witch hunts. The complications? She is a ward of the king's. In trying to protect his seeress and healer, he puts her in direct contact with the Witch Hunter of Scotland. Since she is different, she must get her powers from the devil, right? But her faithful; loyal soulmate, who was sent to escort her to her next royal protector, will bring her to safety, even if the final step of her salvation comes via a minor character reaching the king in time. Russell is a fantastic writer whose plots are punctuated with audience gasps, awws, no ways, and oh nos. It's fun, it's trite, it's a great read.
January 6, 2026
Page turning thriller?
The witch hunting era deserves an expose and this novel gives an exciting story from an elite part of Scottish society of the late 16th century. It shows King James as rather weak, manipulated by his fears. There are real witches across all societies involved in Satanism yet for the real church, there should be no fear as we stand in the authority of the King of King's, Jesus Christ. Sadly the innocent were awfully abused and killed for a mere accusation. Sadists like Rupert satiated their own evil desires through it. The author here shows he got his "cumuppance". Sorry, spoiler alert. It does end happily though!!
The witch hunting era deserves an expose and this novel gives an exciting story from an elite part of Scottish society of the late 16th century. It shows King James as rather weak, manipulated by his fears. There are real witches across all societies involved in Satanism yet for the real church, there should be no fear as we stand in the authority of the King of King's, Jesus Christ. Sadly the innocent were awfully abused and killed for a mere accusation. Sadists like Rupert satiated their own evil desires through it. The author here shows he got his "cumuppance". Sorry, spoiler alert. It does end happily though!!
February 23, 2019
Seven Nights with a Scot by Gerri Russell. Tule Publishing, 2019.
Set in the late 1500’s, this book tells the story of recently widowed Vivian, suspected witch for her ability to sense some of future and innocent ward of the King, and Quinn, charged with taking her safety across the country to her betrothed, his brother.
I will remember this engaging, well-written and easy to read story especially for its descriptions of Scottish witch hunts.
Disclosure: I received a review copy of Seven Nights with a Scot via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Set in the late 1500’s, this book tells the story of recently widowed Vivian, suspected witch for her ability to sense some of future and innocent ward of the King, and Quinn, charged with taking her safety across the country to her betrothed, his brother.
I will remember this engaging, well-written and easy to read story especially for its descriptions of Scottish witch hunts.
Disclosure: I received a review copy of Seven Nights with a Scot via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
March 24, 2022
Seven nights with a Scot
Very good reading, well written story about a young woman who had visions about future events which led people to think her a witch. She is a skilled healer and has helped many people. As a ward of king James she lives at the palace but as the witch hunting takes hold he marries her to an older laird to keep her safe. When the laird dies his son proclaims her a witch. But the king has betrothed her to another whom he feels will protect her. Their travels to safety are quite dangerous and lead to an adventurous journey.
Very good reading, well written story about a young woman who had visions about future events which led people to think her a witch. She is a skilled healer and has helped many people. As a ward of king James she lives at the palace but as the witch hunting takes hold he marries her to an older laird to keep her safe. When the laird dies his son proclaims her a witch. But the king has betrothed her to another whom he feels will protect her. Their travels to safety are quite dangerous and lead to an adventurous journey.
March 27, 2022
Entertained by this well-written and researched Medieval era story during the King James and witchcraft purging of Scotland. Outside of the Salem witchcraft era in America, never realized how widespread this was in Scotland and other countries. Lots of adventure with some gory and steamy scenes when the brother of a laird (Quinn) falls in love with his intended (Vivian) during their journey. Marked as a witch because of her healing abilities, many of those whom she healed turned on her while pursued by the son of her deceased first husband. Recommended to those who enjoy this preferred genre.
September 13, 2023
The King’s orders!
A very different story, and I’ve read a lot, but Vivian is the ward of the King, and she is a healer and has visions! To protect her she sent to a remote estate to marry an elderly but loyal to the King! But his son is determined to rid Scotland of all witches, and to protect her again, Dougal will take her to the estate of his twin brother, and she will marry him, the Earl! But there is seven days of travel with people on her trip ready to burn her at the stake! Very emotionally evolving!
A very different story, and I’ve read a lot, but Vivian is the ward of the King, and she is a healer and has visions! To protect her she sent to a remote estate to marry an elderly but loyal to the King! But his son is determined to rid Scotland of all witches, and to protect her again, Dougal will take her to the estate of his twin brother, and she will marry him, the Earl! But there is seven days of travel with people on her trip ready to burn her at the stake! Very emotionally evolving!
February 28, 2019
I really enjoyed this historical romance. Vivian is a healer who has visions about the future which makes her a suspected witch. When the King betroths her to a loyal warrior it is his twin brother, Quinn, who comes to collect Vivian. What starts out as a duty to his king and loyalty to his brother quickly turns into true affection for Vivian. Every time he has to save her from trouble he falls a little deeper. Great read.
May 6, 2019
Beautifully Written
I've been a Gerri Russell fan from the beginning and any new releases of hers is an auto-buy for me. But this is now one of my favorites!
The book contains her signature action and chase scenes that truly heighten the tension. As always, the characters are well developed and rooting for them was a joy.
Once again, another satisfying and beautifully written romance!
I've been a Gerri Russell fan from the beginning and any new releases of hers is an auto-buy for me. But this is now one of my favorites!
The book contains her signature action and chase scenes that truly heighten the tension. As always, the characters are well developed and rooting for them was a joy.
Once again, another satisfying and beautifully written romance!
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