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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. It was OK, if you're just looking for that love story where you know the man and woman would end up together but you have to find out, this one is it. Early on there's an attraction but not as intense as the characters in her other novels. I found it difficult to understand the Scottish accent I had to adjust. ( )The first book in the Locke Family Series. A very cute story about an heir sent to England to meet his bethoved. He finds that she is the most beautiful girl in the world, but is also very rude, proud, and not to his licking. He meets an average girl who is kind and makes him laugh. He falls in love with her and wishes to marry her. His obsticle is that his intended bride spreads rumors of thier engagement, hurting the possibilities for him to be with his true love. The sex scenes are amaziing! I loved Sabrina and Duncan...it was nice to see that the love grew and didn't spontaneously appear. The two grandfathers arguing 9with same purpose in mind). Two aunts never in agreement (yet same purpose in mind). The pretty girl with lavender eyes knowing her inner beauty; yet never feeling it would get her anywhere, and the extremely beautiful girl with a vindictive attitude (everyone could see, except her) never really getting the prize. no reviews | add a review
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Sensuality Rating: 7
A stranger in a strange land, Highlander Duncan MacTavish finds himself summoned to the bedside of his dying grandfather, Lord Neville Thackeray, whom he has never met. This is only the first in a series of unwelcome surprises for the brawny Scot, who was perfectly content to take over as laird of the clan MacTavish. Saddled with a fiancée he doesn't like, Ophelia, whose beauty is surpassed only by her waspish nature; far from the home and life he loves; and being pressured by the autocratic Marquis of Birmingdale to toe the line of English respectability, Duncan meets the Honorable Sabrina Lambert and finds her a breath of fresh air in the stifling atmosphere of the English house party.
Unfortunately, scandalous rumors taint Sabrina's family name, practically ensuring that she will never be able to secure an advantageous match. Duncan's only friend to help him endure the machinations of Ophelia and a seemingly endless parade of other eligible young women, Sabrina is adept at making him laugh. After all, she spent most of her life diffusing the tension between her battling maiden aunts, who reared her after her parents' tragic deaths. But Duncan slowly begins to realize that his feelings for Sabrina are more than "friendly." Duncan and Sabrina's complicated courtship is classic Lindsey! Fans of the author who wait with bated breath for each new offering won't be disappointed with The Heir. --Alison Trinkle
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