What a Scot Wants - Amalie Howard, Angie Morgan

Category: Adults, Historical Fiction, Romance, Sex Scenes
Language: EnglishKeywords: Battle Of Wits Scotland Tartans & Titans Whiskey Business
Written by Amalie Howard, Angie Morgan
Read by Paul Woodson
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged
Tartans & Titans Series, Book 3
Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc.
Release date: March 16, 2021
Duration: 10:51:38
Ronan Maclaren, Duke of Dunrannoch, believed in love as a lad when he fell head over heels for the daughter of neighboring clan’s chieftain, but he learned the hard way that it does not always end well as his intended eloped with another titled nobleman, playing him the fool. Now, at age 37, he is an affirmed bachelor, and though he secretly hopes he might find love someday, his life is consumed by and dedicated to the clan’s thriving whiskey business that he has played a key role in cultivating over the last 20 years.
Lady Imogen Kinley has cleverly avoided wedlock for years. Men, she has learned from painful experience, are not to be trusted. Determined to remain independent, she takes an indecent amount of pleasure in making herself as unattractive to potential suitors as possible.
When desperate measures are taken by their parents and a betrothal contract is signed, it’s loathing at first sight. They each vow to make the other cry off-by any means necessary. But what starts out as a battle of wits . . . quickly dissolves into a battle of wills.
Tartans & Titans Series, Book 3
Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc.
Release date: March 16, 2021
Duration: 10:51:38

Ronan Maclaren, Duke of Dunrannoch, believed in love as a lad when he fell head over heels for the daughter of neighboring clan’s chieftain, but he learned the hard way that it does not always end well as his intended eloped with another titled nobleman, playing him the fool. Now, at age 37, he is an affirmed bachelor, and though he secretly hopes he might find love someday, his life is consumed by and dedicated to the clan’s thriving whiskey business that he has played a key role in cultivating over the last 20 years.

Lady Imogen Kinley has cleverly avoided wedlock for years. Men, she has learned from painful experience, are not to be trusted. Determined to remain independent, she takes an indecent amount of pleasure in making herself as unattractive to potential suitors as possible.

When desperate measures are taken by their parents and a betrothal contract is signed, it’s loathing at first sight. They each vow to make the other cry off-by any means necessary. But what starts out as a battle of wits . . . quickly dissolves into a battle of wills.