Wednesday 2 October 2019

Audio: The Scotsman who swept me away by Hannah Howell

Narrated by: Justine Eyre
Series: Seven Brides/Seven Scotsmen, Book 3
Length: 6 hrs and 46 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 08-27-19
Language: English
Publisher: Tantor Audio
Historical romance
In exchange for an honest review

Narration
Well I really like her voice and style so all good. She is one to listen to. Justine Eyre really is perfect when it comes to historical romance.

She brings the story to life and is pleasant listening to

Story
This is the third McEnroe book. Another brother finds love, and yes it does work like a stand alone book too in that sense.

Geordie wants to see the sea so he sets out on a trip east, together with his brother Robbie. Geordie was a good guy, honorable and well yeah I can't say anything bad about him.

Belle owns a house, and rents out rooms to those that need it. She was smart, knew about medicine from her dad and did not give in.

These two fall into friendship and love. There is some drama too, her neighbor (even if that story got an ending too quickly.) There is a story with Robbie too as he has trouble with his leg after a previous accident.

The story evolved quickly and it was a short book. I do like the fast ones.


Off the New England coast, courageous Mehitabel Ampleford wields a rifle to protect her home from a brutish band of men who are after her land. She will not be intimidated, but their attacks are growing fiercer, and just as their latest confrontation threatens violence, a bold stranger appears out of the ocean mists to send the raiders packing.

Geordie MacEnroy has seen the ravages of war in his mountain town - and in the injuries suffered by his youngest brother; now, his restless soul is calling him to find sanctuary by the sea. His long journey to the beautiful coastline of his adopted homeland feels like a new beginning as lovely Mehitabel, so wise and self-sufficient, offers blessed hope for healing his brother's wounds. Geordie envisions a beautiful life with her as his bride, but a woman who has fought so fearlessly for her home may not willingly surrender all for his love....

16 comments:

  1. Six hours is a nice length. Sounds enjoyable I like both H Howell and J Eyre so great combination.

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    1. Eyre is always good :D
      And yes omg 6 hours was amazing

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  2. Fast reads - especially on audio are good. But you probably listened to it on 20x speed and it would take the rest of longer lol

    Karen @ For What It's Worth

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    1. Hehe, well it was still only 6 h so not long, and for me even shorter

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  3. Nothing is better then friendship to love. It is so much sweeter.

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  4. I do like short ones sometimes too- they're a nice break.

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    1. I love them :D But at the same time I always want them longer too

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  5. Sounds like a pretty straight forward romance with minimal drama (which is good!)

    ~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

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    1. Oh yes I want some drama, but not too much

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  6. Your favorite narrator! I do need to try her in a historical. This one sounds lovely - I like short sometimes.

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  7. A lot going on but i'm glad it was resolved quickly.

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