To Redeem a Highland Rogue by Collette Cameron
To Redeem a Highland Rogue by Collette Cameron Series: Heart of a Scot Series Book #2
on March 8, 2021
Genres: Fiction / Romance / Historical / Regency, Fiction / Romance / Historical / Scottish, Fiction / Romance / Suspense
Pages: 200
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Desperate to cause a scandal to escape an unwanted betrothal, she kissed a stranger—
only to be forced to marry the very Highlander who caused her ruin
Arieen Fleming has one chance to avoid an arranged marriage that threatens her future. Her plan? Publicly kiss a stranger at a Highland masquerade ball and cause a monumental scandal, compelling her betrothed to cast her aside publicly. Dressed as a pirate, she chooses her mark— a ruggedly handsome stranger. She could never have imagined the consequences of her brash behavior.
Coburn Wallace, second-in-command to a powerful laird, never thought a single kiss would lead to a forced betrothal. But when a fiery lass steals a kiss in full view of Highland society, his honor leaves him little choice but to propose. What begins as a reluctant offer propelled by obligation quickly turns into something far more dangerous: slow-burning desire and a bond neither can ignore.
Set in the wild Scottish Highlands, where loyalty is law and reputations are fragile, their marriage was never meant to become a love match… But as secrets lurk and passions stir, could one reckless kiss lead to the very thing they both stopped believing in—true love?
To Redeem a Highland Rogue is book two in the Heart of a Scot series by Collette Cameron. This is a wonderful story and fits like a perfect puzzle piece with the first book in the series To Love a Highland Laird. Although this is a standalone, it is so much richer to read To Love a Highland Laird first and then move on to this book. I absolutely adored the hero in this story, Coburn Wallace. There are so many tender, sweet, romantic scenes.
“He breathed her name, a reverent, seductive purr and tenderly palmed her cheek. Laird and saints and angels help her. ‘Do ye ken yer eyes are sparklin’ with longin’, leannan?’ He pressed his mouth to her forehead, her nose, and finally her lips.” Heart pounding sweet romance. I laughed and sighed my merry way through this book.
