Carried Away
by Jill Barnett
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Pub Date Sep 15 2010 | Archive Date Oct 27 2017
BelleBooks | Bell Bridge Books
Description
MacLachlan brothers Calum and Eachann need brides, but there are no women on the secluded island where they live. As the descendants of a displaced Highland clan, their lives are complicated, and their goals and methods for dealing with troubles are far from the same. Calum is the logical brother, solid and steady, while Eachann lives by his impulses. When widower Eachann’s two rebellious children are thrown out of their mainland boarding school, he decides it’s definitely time for a wife. Fate all but hands him two women on a silver platter, so he kidnaps two brides, one to help him with his uncontrollable children, and one for his all-too serious brother.
Debutantes Georgina Bayard and Amy Emerson socially opposite, old money versus new, and both are the talk of the gossipy Four Hundred. While attending the same ball, they are swept away by a mad Scotsman. As captives on a misty island, these two social enemies find themselves with only each other for support. Then, before the women can successfully escape, winter sets in and there is no way back to the mainland. They are stuck with the MacLachlans--two brothers and two unruly kids. There, on that misty island, during a cold and blustery winter, Amy and Georgina must choose: to find some way to go back to their old lives, or take a chance and let their hearts get carried away….
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| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781935661733 |
| PRICE | $7.99 (USD) |
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Sissy H, Reviewer
Carried Away by Jill Barnett is the story of Calum, Amy, Georgina and Eachann.
This book cover has been updated to one that I like a lot better.
Arrant Island, Maine
Fergus MacLachlan was Calum and Eachann cousin and somewhat father to them. Fergus wanted Calum married along with hopefully setting up Eachann too. Calum being the oldest of the brothers is getting tired of Fergus parade of women to marry. Eachann has been married before and has two kids but Fergus feels he should be married again. Eachann children are off to some school and Fergus feels that Eachann shows more love to his horse than the kids. After Fergus get through with his speech Eachann goes to the school to check on his kids. There he learns they have been getting into trouble and is told to take them home. But Eachann decides to take a bride after all after meeting Georgina and getting Amy for his brother.
Amy was rich in money but after losing her parents had lost in love. But Amy thought that William who is was engaged to loved her until she overheard him and his friends talking about her. William pretty much said he should get a metal for marrying her. Amy's heart was broken to think the man she thought loved her ...didn't.
Georgina was left with money problems after her brother went chasing his dream but ended up dead and broke. Now Georgina is about to loose her home and of course is worried. Georgina was counting on a proposal from a John Cabot to save her from losing everything. But soon learned John wasn't for her.
There were two couple paring in this story so there was a lot to follow. But all and all it was a easy enjoyable read.
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Debbie B, Reviewer
Calum and Eachann MacLachlan have one thing in common they’re both in need of a bride. Eachann's two unruly children are expelled from school and now he is even determined to wed. Calum is scared of women they continuously chase him and he wants no part of it, but their Uncle Fergus keeps sending women to the island for them wed. Eachann takes things into his own hands the old fashioned way and kidnaps two women from a high society ball. Georgina Baynard is hosting a society ball when Eachann immediately decides she can become his wife and keep his children. Amy is humiliated at the same ball and he kidnaps her for his brother Calum.
They’re all living on the island and getting to know one another, the girls are furious and of course try to escape with dire consequences. George is looking for a rich husband to save her and her home she cares nothing about falling in love. George and Eachann are so much fun reading they banter and fighting as the attraction grows. Amy is rich and looking for a husband who will love her for herself. Amy and Calum have a misunderstanding right off, but when Calum decides to take her home she has other ideas. Two kidnaped and furious women whose lives are changed forever, but what they didn’t plan on was their hearts get carried away too!
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Ann K, Bookseller
This book was originally published in 1996 and is an historical romance. Calum and Eachann MacLachlan live on a small island off the coast of Maine. They enjoy their Scottish heritage and when life becomes to chaotic , Eachann kidnaps two debutantes and brings them home. The ladies, Georgina and Amy must decide to tame the wild brothers and love them or go back to their old life. I'm not much of a historical fan, this was a good read and I'm sure lovers of Scottish romance will love this. I picked it because one of the women was named Georgina and I have a friend by that name. I have enjoyed reading some of Jill Barnett's other books.
Reviewer 359505
This is like an old movie, Seven Brides, for Seven Brothers,. If you can't find a wife, because you live in a desolate are, go to a London Ballroom, pick out a couple of Brides, and take them home! Too cute, however, it's still more of this Century with the women, as opposed to the 19th Century. I did enjoy most of it, I purchase the books I give Reviews on. I recommend. Thanks! Enjoy!
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