Taming the Highland Bride

By: Lynsay Sands

Narrated by: Marianna Palka

“You can’t help but fall in love with Lynsay Sands!”
—New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd

Lynsay Sands—the perennial USA Today and New York Times bestselling author well-known and loved for her delightful novels featuring the Argeneau family of vampires—once again shows us another side with Taming the Highland Bride, the second in the wonderfully witty, supremely sexy historical romance series she kicked off with Devil of the Highlands. With Taming the Highland Bride, the incomparable Lynsay pays homage to the immortal Bard, William Shakespeare, as she delights readers with a tale of a smitten Scotsman’s determined efforts to tame his beautiful, hot-tempered fiancée, the notorious “Stewart Shrew.”

FANTASTIC

Love these Scottish audibles. I enjoy listening to there customs and sayings. Enjoy, i did.

Another great Lyndsay Sands book.

loved it. narration was great.. easy to immerse yourself into story. at times felt sorry for the heroine.

Eh

I wish I hadn't used my credit for this story. The narrator wasn't bad. I've heard worse. The story was depressing, with very little light heartedness. L.S. has written BETTER than this!

This is a great series

Light funny listening, mystery subplot that doesn't over power. It takes a while to get used to the narrator but after listening I really did like her heavy scottish accent.

Great Highland romance with humor!

This audionbook is the last in a series by Lynsay Sands. I found it to be delightfully entertaining, with great moments of love, romance, and parts that made me laugh. ( The wedding night scene is Priceless!).the heroine has waited for her betrothed to come marry/ rescue her for years, but he’s off in the Crusades. When he comes home, her drunken father (who is also the Laird and father to Kane in the second book) and drunken brothers take it upon themselves to deliver her to her groom in England. Now the groom, Alex, also happens to be the brother of Eveline from book one and stepson of the same stepmother Edda who tormented poor Eveline. There’s lots of stuff going on behind the scene which I can’t tell you, but it’s a story that is great listening and it ties all three audiobooks up in the end! Narration was well done as well.