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Wouldn't It Be Scottish?
Paperback
Series: The Mackenzies Take London, Book 3
Publisher Price: $15.99
Publisher: Dragonblade Publishing, Inc.
Published: Sep 10 2026
Pages: 146
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.31 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
Agatha thought she loved Richard, until she met Donal. Now she knows what real love is.
When Donal's beloved Mary goes south to London instead of marrying him, he knows he must act. So he sets off from Bonnyrigg Castle to follow her in an attempt to persuade her that he is the only man for her. Unfortunately, Mary has other ideas and has set her sights on someone else. Hearing of his dilemma, Donal's Aunt Jennie enlists the help of her friend Lord Kilsyth, and it just so happens he has a daughter, Agatha, who is also heartbroken. Agatha's sweetheart Richard has also left her for London and has fallen for another woman.
So Agatha and Donal plot together to pretend to be in love to make their fickle partners jealous, in the hope they can win them back. But as time goes on, it becomes apparent to Agatha that she is falling in love for real. The trouble is that she isn't sure if Donal feels the same. Should she set aside her own happiness to help with his?
When a scandal brings matters to a head, they must decide how they really feel about each other.
Tropes you'll enjoy:
- Fake relationship
- Forced proximity
Note: This series is part of Dragonblade's Flame line, so this is a sexy, steamy, and scorching-hot read with multiple sex scenes. Be advised.
The Mackenzies Take London
Book 1: My Fair Scot
Book 2: I've Grown Accustomed to My Scot
Book 3: Wouldn't It Be Scottish?
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