The heroine, Persophone Jones, is an interesting woman with courage and compassion. I also had a hard time believing in how the heroine hopped into bed (in a manner of speaking- in a country field!) after such a brief acquaintance with our hero when she was at such pains to avoid having a protector.ĭespite these issues, HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SCOT is engaging and kept my interest throughout the book. To be sure, there are some elements that seem a bit far-fetched even for historical romance in HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SCOT, such as the manner in which Coll’s love interest turns out to be an appropriate match for him. The very punny titles do not reflect the actual storylines of the books in this series. Now we watch as the eldest, Coll McTaggert, Vicsount Glendarril, is the last holdout. The two younger brothers, as well as their sister who grew up with their mother in London, have all paired off in the first two books. Three rough and tumble Highlander brothers have to travel to London to meet their estranged mother’s demand that each marry an English lady before they can keep their Scottish lands that the mother’s coffers are underwriting. I happily read through IT'S GETTING SCOT IN HERE and SCOT UNDER THE COVERS, but I think HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SCOT was the weakest in the series for me.

Some of Enoch’s books work better for me than others. The last of the three brothers to meet his match stars in HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SCOT, book 3 in Suzanne Enoch’s Wild Wicked Highlanders series. 'Brawny Highlanders make the best protectors!' Hit Me With Your Best Scot

Hit me with your best scot