The MacGregor's Lady (MacGregor Trilogy, #3)

by Grace Burrowes

• ISBN10: 1402268734
• ISBN13: 9781402268731
• Publish Date: 4 February 2014 (first published 1 January 2014)
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Sourcebooks Casablanca
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 416
• Language: English

Reviews

[Angie]

MacGregor's Lady was so cute! It has one of my favorite romance tropes: stranded together! Also, there's a fake relationship, which came about quite differently and I really liked that, too! Asher MacGregor has finally reconnected with his family after they thought he had died in Canada. Now, he's escorting Boston heiress, Hannah Cooper, to London where her stepfather expects her to find a husband. Asher is also supposed to be finding a woman to make countess, but he's not interested. Marriage is the last thing Hannah wants, and she hopes to return home ruined!

I adored MacGregor's Lady! Hannah and Asher are simply amazing together! There's an instant attraction there, but it's only ignited when their carriage cracks a wheel on the way to their inn. The two have to spend the night together in a makeshift shelter, since it's snowing too much for someone to rescue them. Of course, there's the threat of Hannah being considered compromised, but Asher takes care of that. Although things do happen later, and meddling people get wind of the news, and suddenly they're engaged, but not really! I loved this. It's really something that can only happen in a Historical Romance!

I don't want to give too much away, since there's a lot going on in MacGregor's Lady. Asher and Hannah both have interesting reasons for not wanting to get married. Both have sad stories, which just made me cheer for them even more! Also, Hannah has a limp, so she's embarrassed to dance or really even stroll around in society, and Asher has some fun ways of helping her! It was just a super cute, sweet romance, and my favorite of the series.

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[Amanda]

Not quite enough character connection for me, here. Sometimes they feel like they're just out of reach of a connection. I wanted more back story sooner.