Scottish Seducer

Name: Scottish Seducer
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

Victoria Pinder

Sep 2020 · Steel Family Book 6 · Love in a Book

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He was the future. She was obsessed with the past. But one clandestine weekend might change their destiny forever.

Stephanie Steel lives for the Regency era. A dedicated Janeite and member of the Austen planning committee, she prefers the misunderstood heroes of 19th-century novels to the dull reality of modern dating, especially after catching her fiancé with her roommate. But when her billionaire CEO, the brilliant and dangerously charming Charlie Grannd, tasks her with chauffeuring his custom prototype to London, Stephanie finds herself on an unexpected adventure through the misty Highlands.

Charlie Grannd is a man of the future, chasing dreams of space travel and cutting-edge tech. To secure a massive bank merger, he needs to prove to his traditionalist brother that he’s stable and settled. Stephanie is the perfect candidate for a "real" relationship, on paper. But as they travel from the historic streets of Bath to the elopement capital of Gretna Green, the chemistry between the scholarly file clerk and the driven trillionaire becomes more than just a business arrangement.

Can a woman who lost herself in the world of Darcy and Elizabeth find a real-life happily ever after with a man who lives in the clouds? Or was their romance just a well-timed bet?

He was the future. She was obsessed with the past. But one clandestine weekend might change their destiny forever. Stephanie Steel lives for the Regency era. A dedicated Janeite and member of the Austen planning committee, she prefers the misunderstood heroes of 19th-century novels to the dull re...

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Sheila Lee

September 16, 2020

Stephanie is the last unmarried Steel sibling. She moved to London and has a mediocre job in order to be close to all things Jane Austen. She meets Charlie Grannd when she is sent to Scotland to bring his car to London. Let me say this: I have never been enamored with Jane Austen's books. Therefore, I don't understand what all the hype is about. Because of this, I don't "get" Stephanie and her friends. Even so, I enjoyed reading Scottish Seducer. I also enjoyed learning about the traditions of Scottish weddings (assuming the the author has fact checked all the pertinent information). This novel was entertaining and I am looking forward to reading the friends' stories.

Reva Parks

September 21, 2020

This was a very enjoyable tale, where all men are found to be as a male character in one of Jane Austin's stories and jewelry also judged by pieces in her stories. All manners and customs are imitated as they act out the Regency period. Stephany Steel and her like-minded American pals living in London drink tea morning, noon, and night as they worry about immigration rules and hand-sew their costumes for the next reenactment. The way she met the CEO of the company she worked for and fell in with him so fast fit the light-hearted pace of the book until he made it obvious that as much as he wanted to, he didn't trust that she wanted him for something other than his money! But when they make up, she gets to assume Scottish tradition and customs as he had supported her interest in English Regency. When you find out where they plan their wedding, you will agree it's a perfect site for them!

Thinx Sphinx

September 19, 2020

Stephanie's love of the past and Charles's love of all things futuristic makes finding common ground in the present difficult in this erotic contemporary romance.

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