His Convenient Highland Wedding by Janice Preston

His Convenient Highland Wedding by Janice Preston is the first book in the The Lochmore Legacy series, a book written by another author. I loved the idea behind this and so, I wanted to read all four. By the time I’m publishing this review I already read all three books which follow this one in the series.
From these four authors I know Elisabeth Hobbes, as in I read all of her books. I was curious if, by the end of this series, I will find another author I’d love.

Janice Preston’s style is not necessarily my cup of tea. The story had potential and I liked most of it, but there were some things that were a bit ‘meh’, such as a the ghosty thing at the end of the book. I don’t like when authors step into fantasy. For me, this takes from the whole story. I took half of star out for this thing. The rest was nice, it was an enjoyable read, but it did not make me want to borrow another one of her books, unfortunately.

The Lochmore Legacy Series:
– His Convenient Highland Wedding by Janice Preston
– Unlaced by the Highland Duke by Lara Temple
– A Runaway Bride for the Highlander by Elisabeth Hobbes
– Secrets of a Highland Warrior by Nicole Locke

His Convenient Highland Wedding by Janice Preston

Details about the picture: I used my newly gifted Highland titles tartan, as I did for the other books in the series. I talked about this on my lifestyle blog, here are more details.
My rating: 4.5/5 Stars
Would I recommend it: yes
Published by: Mills & Boon
Year it was published: 2019
Format: Paperback
Genre(s): Historical fiction
Pages: 368

About the author: Janice Preston grew up in Wembley, North London, with a love of reading, writing stories, and animals. She left school at eighteen and moved to Devon, as a farmer’s wife, with two children. When her children left for university, she discovered a love of history and began to write.
She stopped for a while, before writing again in 2009. She joined the Romantic Novelists’ Association in 2012 and her first Regency romance was accepted for publication by Harlequin Mills and Boon in 2013.
She lives in the West Midlands with her second husband and two cats.
Website & Social Media Links: janicepreston