New Release & Review: Taming a Laird’s Wild Lady by Tammy Andresen

Taming a Laird’s Wild Lady by Tammy Andresen

Taming the Heart Series, book 3

Historical Romance

January 17, 2017

It takes a wild lady to tame a strong man.

MY REVIEW:

“Many a woman has stood by her husband when he has needed her. It’s a partnership.”

Different female character for this era which I enjoyed. Elizabeth is strong, wild, good at many things, knows the land, is a tomboy, and most of all, not dependent on a man. Gavin is the ideal match for her. The take turns protecting and saving each other. Another plus was how the Maddox siblings helped each other, loved each other, and looked out for one another. A quick, enjoyable read that had a bit of everything: romance, action, a villain, and chemistry. I was hooked until the last page. A great addition to the Taming of the Heart series.

NOTE: I received a free copy of this book from the author, but was not required to write a review or influenced in terms of my review.

BLURB:

Elizabeth Maddox, known as Isla, has never been one to follow rules. She would much rather a reckless ride on horseback than a dance in a ballroom but her father has very different ideas about her future. To further the families’ fortune, he would see her married to a Scottish lord. Isla fears this will be the end of the life she treasures above all else. Gavin Campbell will never marry again. His past has taught him well, his first wife’s spending has him teetering on the edge of financial ruin. Marriage is a disease , or so he thought until the headstrong Isla starts seeping into is heart and he begins to wonder if a woman like her might actually be a cure. Can Isla’s wild ways tame this laird’s heart?

BOOK LINK:

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Tammy Andresen lives with her husband and three children just outside of Boston, Massachusetts. She grew up on the Seacoast of Maine, where she spent countless days dreaming up stories in blueberry fields and among the scrub pines that line the coast. Her mother loved to spin a yarn and Tammy filled many hours listening to her mother retell the classics. It was inevitable that at the age of 18, she headed off to Simmons College, where she studied English literature and education. She never left Massachusetts but some of her heart still resides in Maine and her family visits often.