Twelfth Knight’s Bride

Twelfth Knight’s Bride by E. Elizabeth Watson In a time when one clan steals from another and the feud has gone on for centuries two enemies are handfasted over the stealing of a few vegetables. Sure, Lady Aileana Grant was only trying to secure a bit of food for her hungry people and hoped to tweak the nose of Laird James MacDonald but little did she realize she might end up married to a man she considers the devil. Will the two part in a few weeks or will they fall in love? Well, it is a romance so…odds are they will have a HEA eventually. What I liked: * Aileana: strong, independent, cares for her people, not afraid to work hard, open minded – eventually, loving and kind. She deserves happiness with James * James: strong, caring, good leader, warmhearted, sees to his people, open to new ways of looking at situations. He deserves happiness with Aileana * The writing, plot, and story * The growth of both main characters from the beginning to the end of the story. * That both main characters were open to seeing the world in a new light * The setting * The supporting characters – would like to hear more about them in the future * That it was a holiday romance * All of it really except… What I didn’t like: * Knowing the feuds were devastating to both sides and seeing how over time everyone loses * Saying goodbye to the characters in the story Did I enjoy this book? Yes Would I read more by this author? Yes Thank you to NetGalley and Entangled Publishing for the ARC – This is my honest review. 4-5 Stars

3.5 out of 5 stars, two enemies get thrown into a relationship – can it turn into real love, or will it dissolve after the fortnight is over? This novel was better than I expected. We have two kind characters who do “bad things” because of circumstances and once they get to know one another their relationship grows so much more. James (Jamie / the Devil) is a true cinnamon roll alpha who I LOVED and completely support his relationship with Aileana (Allie). Together James & Aileana made this novel be one that hooked me and made me want more. My only issue is how the last 25% of the novel turned out. I get it needed an “issue” but if they just communicated more everything would have turned out better. **shrug** Nevertheless, I DEFINITELY recommend this to those wanting a fun historical Scottish holiday romance! Review By: From Me to You ... Video, Photography, & Book Reviews -- read more of this review and a TEASER on my blog --

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