Review: The Highlander's English Bride by Vanessa Kelly



The Highlander's English Bride (Clan Kendrick, #3)The Highlander's English Bride by Vanessa Kelly
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Loved, loved, loved this book. This is the third book in the Clan Kendrick Series and can be read as a stand-alone.

Graeme Kendrick works for the King's Spymaster while watching a thief skulk through Hyde Park, he comes to Lady Sabrina Bell's rescue when the thief pushes her into the Serpentine. When a close friend finds out what Lady Sabrina was doing out at such a late hour, she is warned about her would-be suitor being a fortune hunter. And again he finds himself rescuing her as thieves ransack the ball they are attending.
Now Graeme must travel to Scotland ahead of the King's visit to make sure things are secure upon his arrival and little does he know that the beautiful and exasperating Lady Sabrina is also joining the King. Because she has plans to get under Mr Kendrick's skin.

There's action from beginning to end, which makes this a pretty great read. So it never felt boring.
I loved all the Kendricks featured in this book. Their voices brought a lot of funny moments and had me giggling out loud. So all the banter was great.
Okay, now I'm off the add the first two books to my TBR.

ARC provided by Kensington Books via NetGalley


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xo
Alicia

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