Perfect for someone looking for a quick read, with a sassy and fun female lead, and a handsome and charming male lead. ( )

4*
Glencoe Scotland 1603


BEDDING THE HIGHLANDER is part of James Pattersons Bookshots Flames. They are original romances that are hand picked Patterson himself, which I thought was pretty cool. Not quite a novel, but bigger than a novella. I started it at night and had to finish the next day or I could've read it in one "shot".
This story puts a new spin on the arranged marriage story line. It was a great story all in all. It has very likable main characters and even secondary characters, except for the dad and brother of course. There are a few steamy scenes but they are done tastefully. I highly recommend this book to all Scottish romance readers.

I was given a copy of this book by the publisher via netgalley for my honest, unbiased review. ( )

4*
Glencoe Scotland 1603


BEDDING THE HIGHLANDER is part of James Pattersons Bookshots Flames. They are original romances that are hand picked Patterson himself, which I thought was pretty cool. Not quite a novel, but bigger than a novella. I started it at night and had to finish the next day or I could've read it in one "shot".
This story puts a new spin on the arranged marriage story line. It was a great story all in all. It has very likable main characters and even secondary characters, except for the dad and brother of course. There are a few steamy scenes but they are done tastefully. I highly recommend this book to all Scottish romance readers.

I was given a copy of this book by the publisher via netgalley for my honest, unbiased review. ( )

**A bit about... "BookShots Flames,
Original romances presented by JAMES PATTERSON. Novels you can devour in a few hours. Impossible to stop reading."**

Bedding the Highlander by Sabrina York with forward by James Patterson is a deliciously wicked Medieval Scottish Romance. Set against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands.

Quick read, only approximately 160 pages, but WOW. Easy to read with snarky characters, witty diagolue, steamy romance, a bit of danger and suspense, plus an air of mystery that surrounds the characters. There was some laugh at loud moments, as well as some extremely serious moments. All together, these elements makes for some entertaining reading.

I enjoyed watching Kirk and Katherine, find true love and their HEA. They were a perfect match, both dominaning, opinionated, likeable, and they both will capture reader's heart, if not their heart then at least their interest. Elise's sister was meek and even spoken, Katherine was determined to keep her safe from their brute of a father, and brother. Katherine at first was a bit hard to like, she lied, keep a huge secret from Kirk to get what to wanted. She was afterall, betrothed to Kirk's brother and Laird, which, was by the way, an unwanted marriage, but overall it was easy to understand why she did the things to did to protect herself and her sister. Very entertaining and enticing!

The secondary characters helped bring this story to fruition. I can't wait to see if, Ben, Kirk's eldest brother and Laird of the Rannoch clan, Brodie, a friend, Elise, Katherine's sister, Heather, Kirk and Ben's younger sister, and Paden, will have stories of their own, I hope so anyway.

A perfect read for an lazy afternoon, can easily be read in one setting. Fans of Medevial Scottish Romance, quick reads, longer than a Novella, but not as long as a full length novel, snarky characters, strong female characters and brawn Highlanders, I feel will enjoy "Bedding the Highlander". Ms. York did an excellent job of bringing these characters to life through the pages of "Bedding the Highlander".
Enjoyable and satisfying read! Strongly recommended!
*Be aware, there are some steamy moments between Kirk and Katherine. Nothing demeaning, and only a few scenes.* I do hope you will pick up this enjoyable and quick read for yourselves. What a great way to spend the afternoon.
I received a complimentary copy

Rating: 4
Heat rating: Mild to a bit Steamy
Reviewed by: AprilR ( )