If Richard showed up at the McRaes’ castle home—the location Gordain was flying me to—could he demand to take me away?

He has high standards for himself, and when he feels he has done something to besmirch his honor, his disappointment in himself is the stuff of legend.I always pictured my brother's best friend to be impressive--after all, he's a military helicopter pilot whose job is to save people. With James being an “honorary” McRae, there is no possible way that Ella and Gordain can avoid each other, despite try as they might. Great adventure with a bona fide villain (even two or three), and a braw Scottish hero with a hankering to rescue. I couldn’t remember the image I used to have for this guy, but it was nothing like the man holding me.

As threats are revealed, Gordain and Ella join forces to overcome the obstacles together, each coming to the rescue of the other. JOLIE VINES is a romance novelist who lives in the South West of England with her husband and young son. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Emotional, sexy, romantic, and suspenseful - I loved this story and look forward to the next book in the series. I’m not a huge fan of New Adult stories and although Ella is only 17 at the beginning of the book, by the time it ends a number of years have passed which I have to say pleased me.Ella's ready to move on to university and claim as much freedom as possible, but the only way she can get out from under her abusive uncle's guardianship before she's thirty is if she gets married. Her favourite pastime is wrecking emotions then making up for it by giving her characters deep and meaningful happy ever afters.

But there is a spark between them from the very beginning and slowly they allow themselves to acknowledge there is much more beneath the surface. She’s not getting away that easily,” Richard slurred, so near I could almost smell the alcohol fumes on his breath. He can be frustrating at times because he makes choices counter to his heart, and it causes issues between him and Ella. The third instalment in the Marry the Scot contemporary romance series takes you away to big love in the splendour of the Scottish Highlands.Whether they are a huge Highlander, a touch starved earl, or a brooding pilot, they will adore their loved one until the end of time. Gordain and Ella’s lives have been so heartbreaking but the way they grow and heal one another is so incredible. Richard’s voice reverberated through the halls, and an almighty crash followed—a table thrown over, or a bookcase, perhaps. To quote the Scottish poet Robert Burns in “To a Mouse:” “The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men/ Gang aft agley.

Now I'm impatiently waiting for Wasp's book - I just know it'll be another sizzling story from Jolie Vines.Gordain’s reply arrived instantly, and I pictured him chopping up the air, joystick down, zooming to my side. His unhinged voice had come from the mansion’s central entrance hall, the echoes from the marble floors and high ceiling giving him away. I expected him to demand that I leave it—if he wanted to pick me up and throw me over his shoulder, I wouldn’t stand a chance. He cannot see the hero in himself that Ella sees, and he cannot see the worthiness that his brothers see.