Best scottish historical romance books according to redditors
We found 39 Reddit comments discussing the best scottish historical romance books. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
We found 39 Reddit comments discussing the best scottish historical romance books. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
I am listening to The Fiery Cross, Outlander Book 5 by Diana Gabaldon. I am about 20 hours in and just loving it. I listened to the first 4 books in this series last summer and started this one in the fall, but soon discovered I was "Outlandered Out." I took a break and started this one over about a week ago. I'm so glad I gave it another chance, I adore this series.
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These are all from Pamela Clare, she used to be an investigative journalist before writing novels so her research is pretty darn thorough. The first I'd recommend is Ride the Fire, it's technically the third book of a trilogy but beyond backstory for side characters, the first two stories aren't necessary to read this one at all. I read Ride the Fire first actually, then went back to the other two.
The second historical recommendation for her is another series about a fictitious group called MacKinnon's Rangers, based on the real Roger's ranging company that was basically the colonies'/US's first special forces, and the main heroes are a trio of brothers. The first is Surrender, then Untamed, then Defiant. I don't think you'd have to read these in order technically, but I'd suggest it, since the characters are brothers and there are references to past events in subsequent books as well as character development of a certain antagonistic side character that spans the series. There's also a novella that takes place after them all that I enjoyed, Upon a Winter's Night, it's less historical and more just fun with the characters I love.
She also has a modern romance/suspense series called the I-Team series about investigative journalists tackling things like environmental issues, mistreatment of Native cultures, Mexican cartels, that kind of thing, which I also really enjoyed. They're based on investigations she's done herself so they're also very detailed in their facts.
My mom can't not help making wherever she is a better place. She's the sort of person who picks up trash on the street as she's walking around, she goes "to the bathroom" and then sneaks and does dishes when she's a guest in your home, she saves all the coins when she travels and then deposits them in playground sandpits so kids can find "buried treasure"... The list goes on. She's just really awesome.
This is a book that both of us would read. We have terrible taste, but we don't care!
Hey Bean! (It's funny, but my mom calls me Maureenie-Beenie! Those moms and their beans!)