It is 1816 and Lady Sybil has travelled to the Scottish Highlands to accompany her friend Margaret who is marrying the Laird McKinnon. Unsure why her friend is willing to marry a Scotsman - who are known to be drunk, mean and lustful - Sybil will always support those she loves. What she had not expected was the instant attraction that flares to life between herself and Liam MacBride, a friend of Margaret's betrothed. As they bait and spar together over the coming days, Sybil finds herself softening towards this handsome Highlander, but Sybil is determined to marry only for love, and love could never be found with this rough warrior who is so different. Or could it?

Liam MacBride knows the time has come for him to marry and provide heirs, but none of the Scottish lasses his mother parades in front of him stirs his interest. Unlike the English Sybil who stirs him in so many ways. He wants her in his bed, but as he gets to know her, it becomes so much more. But how could he fall for a Sassenach and would his family and his clan ever support it?

As scorching passion and a deep friendship develops between Sybil and Liam, it looks like their future could be bright. But when an interfering family member begins a hateful campaign to send Sybil back to England, can old prejudices ever truly be set aside for love?

THE HIGHLANDER'S CHOICE by Callie Hutton is one of the best highland romances that I have ever read. With interesting, captivating characters, and soul-melting passion, this book has it all. Sybil and Liam recognise their feelings for each other but they struggle with their differences, and I was sad to see old prejudices intrude on their relationship. Austen fans are sure to relish the drama. Callie Hutton has woven a tale of love, sizzling chemistry and Highland beauty into one perfect romance called THE HIGHLANDER'S CHOICE and I recommend you buy it immediately!

Book Summary

The Scottish Highlands, 1815

Lady Sybil Lacey is every inch an English woman. She's horrified her best friend is wedding a barbarian Scot. For aren't Scots naught but brutish, whiskey-swilling lechers? So to find herself secretly attracted to the tall and devastatingly handsome Scottish laird of Bedlay Castle is quite disconcerting...

Liam MacBride is convinced that English ladies are silly sassenachs who think of nothing but social events and clothes. So why is he intensely drawn to Lady Sybil? All they do is quarrel...until loathing turns into undeniable lust.

A tempestuous, fiery romance between an English lady and a Scottish laird cannot end well.

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