Tamed By A Laird - Softcover

"Amanda Scott has possibly written the best historical in ages!.... BORDER WEDDING is the best book to come along in a long time, and the anticipation for the next book with Amalie has already begun."--Fallenangelreviews.com "Amanda Scott's gift is in her ability to create people you want to know. No matter what the conflict or the storyline, you're always drawn to the people. BORDER WEDDING...is no exception. Another winner!"--Freshfiction.com "Don't miss this beautiful historic tale of a man who doesn't know love is right under his nose. Find out what Meg's choice is in...BORDER WEDDING."--Bookcovereviews.com Border Lass is a combination of a charming romance, a tale of murder and intrigue, and an enlightening, entertaining foray into Medieval Scottish history in which the times and the people come alive."--Jane Bowers, Romance Reviews Today Rave reviews for Border Lass ..".Combines a passionate love story...a thrilling tale, rife with villains and...an intricately plotted story whose characters captivate..."--Fallenangelreviews.com Great reviews for Border Wedding ..".seen mainly from Meg's and Wat's points of view, with the well-written narrative and dialogue and the exciting plot drawing the reader every more deeply into their lives, BORDER WEDDING proves great stories of Scotland don't only arise out of the HIGHLANDS."--Romancereviewstoday.com

Beautiful young Baroness Janet 'Jenny' Easdale, not quite of-age when her widowed father died, has become the ward of Lady Phaeline, a kinswoman. Phaeline's husband Lord Dunwythie, duty-bound to settle Jenny and her inherited estates into a marriage, accepts Phaeline's younger brother Reid as Jenny's betrothed. Jenny thinks Reid is spoiled and irresponsible, but she has no choice but to obey. At her betrothal feast, Jenny impulsively slips away with the hired minstrel troupe - her hope being to enjoy one last adventure before submitting to an odious marriage. Realising Jenny is missing, Phaeline's older brother Sir Hugh Douglas agrees to search for her. A knight and baron who won his spurs heroically in battle, but lost his beloved wife in childbed, Hugh catches up with Jenny and the troupe, to find that she has just learned of a secret plot among the minstrels to attack the most powerful lord in Scotland - Archibald Douglas. Desperate to prevent this attack, Jenny asks Hugh to help her warn Archibald. Thus allied, the duo discover - to their surprise - a mutual attraction too powerful to ignore.