The Pursuit (Sherring Cross Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (617 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1423366085 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
What a Disappointment! I remember reading Johanna Lindsey novels years ago and decided to pick up the Sherring Cross Series. I watched in dismay, as the books in the series got progressively worse. Thank goodness this is the last book in this series!The characters have to overcome obstacles that are not only silly but incredibly unlikely, too. The fact that the main character has 16 brothers with names as stupid as "Ian One" and "Ian Si. Happy in Ohio said An okay book. The first two books in the series were very good however it seems as if the author's heart really wasn't into developing these characters .. "Five Stars" according to ladyinlevis. A stunning story with many surprises as you read this book. I found it hard to put down.
The bane of Lincoln's youth, Melissa's stifling, disapproving uncles are now determined to rob him of his newfound happiness. Though they exchange but a few words before parting after a chance encounter on her grandfather's lands, Melissa instantly knows this bold stranger is her destiny, while Lincoln realizes his heart has been claimed forever and he will never be complete until Melissa MacGregor is his bride.But there are serious obstacles impeding the well-smitten Viscount Cambury's pursuit of glorious romance: sixteen of them—all big and brawny, six named Ian and all named MacFearson. Yet he is equally resolved to confront the peril—and to pursue his exquisite obsession all the way to London…and to the ends of the earth, if necessary.. What was to be a grand adventure for Melissa MacGregor—an escape from the wilds of her Scottish home into the whirl of the London social scene - seems to pale before the promise in the passionate gaze of Lincoln Ross Burnett
The lovers pass one test after another, in the drawing rooms of the London season and the rugged terrain of the Highlands, meanwhile sharing hot kisses and the requisite night during which nothing goes unsaid or undone. From Publishers Weekly Energetic and expansive, good-natured and lusty, with enough flouncy dresses and galloping steeds to equip a comic opera, the sequel to Say You Love Me should delight Lindsey's many fans. What makes Lindsey special is that all her characters, major and minor, seem thrilled to be in the story; they manage even to have fun while pining or punching. There's just one little problem actually, 16 very big problems: Melissa's uncles, who remember Lincoln as an out-of-control kid when they were growing up in Scotland. From the moment that Melissa MacGregor and Lincoln Burnett set eyes on each other, they know they must be together. (After losing his father in an accident when he was a little boy, Lincoln was sent away by his mother