This is the last book in a trilogy by Suzanne Enoch. In this book we get the eldest brothers story. I did like this one it was a pretty good read. I liked the romance that grew between the two and the touch of danger was a good touch. I thought this was a good end to the trilogy.

Suzanne Enoch has been on my radar for some time as an author I've been wanting to read, and I was so excited to have the opportunity to read Hit Me With Your Best Scot. While I enjoyed the story, I wasn't overly impressed with it, not like I hoped or expected to be.

Coll and Persephone were both extremely likable characters as individuals and as a couple. They should have blown me away, but unfortunately, they fell flat for me. Their chemistry wasn't as tangible as I would have liked, nor was their banter and repartee as entertaining. Everything was so close....but not quite there.

Also, the mystery/suspense aspect was a tad predictable or at least not very engaging for me.

I enjoyed the secondary characters and I have a feeling I would enjoy the first two books of the series. I'll be giving Suzanne Enoch another try.

***I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advance Reader Copy generously provided by the publisher via NetGalley.***

Cute story. I'm probably going to go back and find the other two stories.. The "twist" didn't really surprise me. Enjoyable story.

Fun!!! This was a great read with a few unexpected twists that I truly enjoyed! The characters were well written and completely delightful. I enjoyed how all the frayed storylines came together in a fantastic well round story.

*Arc sent for review

Hit Me With Your Best Scot...um...see…

*taps mike* Hello, My name is Brittany B, and...and...and I’ve fallen in love with Coll MacTaggert and I want to marry him.

So yeah...Coll MacTaggert, the Viscount of Glendarril...tall. Hot as hell. Talks in a deep brogue. I can’t understand half the stuff he’s saying, but I don’t care...I can listen to him talk all day and never get bored whatsoever. And he fights with his hands, which is a good thing. But what does a Highlander like him do when he walks backstage during a play and falls for an actress named Persephone Jones?

Basically: “Och,Máthair,I’m going to marry her!”

*cue gasps and groans and omg whys*

BUT it actually works out with them, because they fall in love...after finding out that Persephone is being targeted for something, and honestly, it’s pretty stupid really, and then we find out that Persephone Jones is Temperance Hartwood, a woman who was once supposed to get married to an old man, but he was horrible so she left and became an actress.

And somehow, someway...someone is trying to kill her.

Maybe because of the Shakespearian characters she plays….or because she’s the daughter of a lord...but whatever it is, someone is trying to kill her. Coll, even though he’s supposed to be looking for a wife, is actually trying to help her figure it out before he actually finds one, actually falls in love with her, and the two are about to get married at the end (or announced that they are)

I loved this book so much that glad that I’ve gotten an arc because the book was SO GOOD. I loved the characters and action and everything (yes, including Coll. Did I mention him? No? Okay, then I’m mentioning him again because HE’S MY HUSBAND NOW OKAY I LOVE HIM SO MUCH.)

I have read all three of the Wild Wicked Highland books and I have really enjoyed them all. This has been a great series. This story is about Coll MacTaggert, Viscount Glendarril and he doesn’t like being told what to do. His English mother is determined to see her eldest son wedded and bedded. But when he comes to the rescue of a beautiful woman. Persephone Jones is hiding because someone is trying to kill her for what she will inherit. Coll decides to help her fight. I really enjoyed the chemistry between this two is great. I really enjoyed the plot. I am not giving spoilers because I want you to enjoy reading it.

Great to read Enoch's version of Historical Romance. I think the Audiobook will bring the accent to the next level. I enjoyed the series overall.

Coll has a few manners, “then I’ll nae ruin yer hair,”he returned, slipping a finger beneath the shoulder of her yellow muslin gown and tugging it down her arm. “I cannae say that about the rest of ye.” I liked this book, I loved Coll.

Humor and passion collide in this wonderfully fast paced read. Suzanne Enoch has once again delivered an extremely well written storyline with headstrong characters and a much deserved happily ever after. I really enjoyed this book and hope to read more from this author. I received an advanced reader copy of this work from netgalley and all opinions expressed are my own. Regards, Anna

I loved this book! The characters are all written well and the story flowed throughout the book. It was fun to read and I liked the conclusion to the series.
I highly recommend this book as well as the previous books in the series.

After very much having enjoyed Scot Under The Covers, I was very happy to receive the arc for Hit Me With Your Best Scot. Because - of course - I wanted to know more about the MacTaggert family. After Niall (It is Getting Scot in Here) and Aden (Scot Under The Covers), only Coll needs to find himself an English lass within a month. So that his sister can finally wed.
The problem: every woman starts to scramble away from him, when he opens his mouth. Of course, when they haven't fled the scene on eyeing the big, brutal Scot in the first place. Coll is getting frustrated, but he certainly doesn't want his meddling mother to choose a bride for him.
So, he strikes a deal with the actress Persephone Jones: she will teach him how to act like a civil young man, so he can woo a lass. And he will offer her protection from her admirers. But while being taught, Coll starts to realize that Persephone is also putting on an act: she is not who she seems. And more importantly: someone else knows this as well and tries to kill her.
But not on Coll's watch. Whoohoo: the Scot goes all rampage. I loved it! And the banter between witty Persephone and the brutally honest Scot is hilarious. A wonderful story, with some suspense, a lot of laughter and sparks flying. Five out of five stars from me and a special thank you to Netgalley for providing the arc.

Coll MacTaggert has been my favourite MacTaggert since this series started. He is the wildest and most wicked MacTaggert and I have been anxiously waiting to read his story. And it has definitely not disappointed. Those who have been following the MacTaggerts on their individual missions to find themselves English brides, know how Coll has been running away from settling down with any one of the brides that his mother has been throwing his way. But it seems that he has finally found himself a candidate at the most unlikely place.

Persephone Jones is no ordinary woman. She is the most famous actress in the land and always has a swarm of male admirers at her feet. And although she may give the impression of being scandalous, she is far from being the femme fatale that she wants everyone to believe that she is. She never lets anyone see her true self or even her true appearance and has a big secret which no one knows about, not even the ones who are closest to her. And as an enemy from her past threatens her life she finds herself in need of a protector.

After dodging all advances made by the many aristocrats of the ton, one strapping highlander has caught her eye. He is unlike anyone she has ever met. He is uninhibited, wild and determined and won’t stop till he gets what he wants and what he wants is Persephone Jones. He has vowed to protect her and keep her safe.

A wild and passionate read with a healthy dose of intrigue. So so sad to see this delicious series come to an end. Another highland masterpiece from the Queen of Regency and Highland romance. Not to be missed!!

I liked it even if I think this book is the weakest of the three in the Wild Wicked Highlanders series. It still was a lovely, quick read but that's not to say there aren't some elements of the story that could have been better.
I really liked Ms. Enoch's dialogue writing. It’s sharp, fast-paced, and thoroughly witty from beginning to end. It was honestly a joy to read. Persephone is a strong, flawed heroine who is fascinating to read and Coll is a typical historical romance highland hero who makes us love the genre in the best ways. I loved these two characters, as individuals and as a couple. The chemistry and repartee between them could be better but still very enjoyable. I loved the richness of the characters and the story line. And the ending made me happy. The supporting characters are also all entertaining and delightful to read.
So overall, if you ever need a book that'll satisfy your need of happy ending then this is it. It's an easy read, somewhat predictable though. Still, all in all it was a good book.

I love the MacTaggart brothers. In this, the third book of the series, we follow the eldest brother Coll as he tries to buck his mothers dictates to find a wife among the English. Running from another of his mothers setup attempts he stumbles across Persephone, a highly regarded actress. As they become friends Coll offers his protection from unruly fans in return for her help with his quest. As they get to know each other things take a dramatic turn that forces them to acknowledge their feelings. In a race against time and an unknown foe they come to realize just where they want to be and with whom. Family closes ranks and everything comes to a head in the end.
A fast paced read with an amazing happily ever after for the ending Coll finally finds the lady for him. I love this series so much and I’m sure you will enjoy it as much as I did.

Suzanne Enoch does it again! Coll is my kind of man. He has a harshness to him but in an endearing way. He’s a barbarian that you can fall in love with. All the MacTaggert brothers are lovable and sexy. And in this conclusion to the MacTaggert brothers finding their English wives, it was really great to finally see everyone in the same place with the patriarch finally joining the MacTaggert brothers in England and reuniting with his wife and daughter.

Absolutely lovely story, with an self sufficient actress and a surly Scotsman. I loved how we not only got to see and appreciate the plays that Persephone performed in.

I’ll readily admit that I have not read the other two books in the series, but I have added both to my TBR! This book truly can be read as a stand-alone.

The relationship that the MacTaggert siblings have was an absolute delight. Both Aden and Niall both knew exactly how to handle Coll. “And dunnae hit me” was mentioned a few time by the brothers and I laughed aloud each time.

I am definitely a fan of strong self sufficient female leads in historical romances. And Persephone did not disappoint. Her back story was fantastic! Coll and her story swept me away, and quite often had me laughing out loud.

“Seeing me there might well surprise him into giving himself away.” She finished her own tea. “And then I can punch him.”

Hit Me With Your Best Scot is the final book in Enoch's trilogy about three brothers "dragged down" from Scotland by their English mother to marry proper English ladies. Coll, the oldest and least concerned about appearances in Sassenach society isn't much interested in marrying, or playing nicely for that matter. And when he meets actress Persephone Jones while escaping from potential suitors he finds a perfect solution to drive his mother crazy. And with Persephone's life being threatening, having Coll around suits her just fine too. Naturally romance ensues, hijinks commence, and a not so surprising secret is revealed that explains why someone wants Persephone dead. There aren't really any heart-wrenching moments in the series, but there are some laugh out loud moments and it's easy to root for Coll and Persephone and their mutual lack of concern for society expectations.

Lots of romance, humour and passion in this book. Love the main characters and they are such interesting characters and so likable too. A terrific book!

I Loved It! Gripping and Suspenseful! I thoroughly enjoy when a book grips you right from the start and takes you on a heart-stopping, sigh worthy journey as in Hit Me With Your Best Scot. Suzanne Enoch, has woven a story from beginning to end with threads of intrigue, secrets, and murder. It's an unforgettable Highland mystery that brims with tension-building twists and turns, remarkable emotions, characters that are well thought out, you find yourself drawn into their story, great and witty dialogue and with one fantastic plot! Who doesn't love a brawny, no nonsense Highland who settles trouble with his fists and Coll is just that until he meets Persephone, a no-nonsense lady-in-hiding. As the sparks fly between them, their journey takes them on a rollercoaster ride of heights of passion swirling down into a vortex of attempted murder and intrigue in which it unfolds beautifully with drama, searing passion, fear, angst, trials and tribulations and as the tensions escalates the suspense builds and mayhem abound that will keep you reading to the end and wishing for more!

4.5 stars

Entertaining Story. Coll is the laird's eldest son and as part of an agreement must marry before his sisters wedding. Persephone is an actress and is an independant woman who knows what she wants in life. Coll is smitten with Persephone but knows that his mother would not approve. In the meantime it's become obvious that Persephone's life is in danger. Coll, being a protective type, is keen to solve the probably. It didn't take long for kisses to become full on passion. Actresses had a poor reputation but Persie also knows what she likes and isn't affraid to go out an grab it. The romance built up and the mystery was slowly solved. Lots a characters that were present in the 2nd book and at last we meet Colls Dad and find out a bit more about his parents estrangement. I wonder if there's a chance for a Novella for Angus and Fransesca. I didn't finish it till 12:45 so you can see it kept me intrigued and I think you'll enjoy it.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.