⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/6.
🌶️🌶️🌶️.5/5.

What a romance this was! It’s my favorite so far. I can always trust Jenn with her taste of men 😉.

Ian Mackenzie was wonderful. A breath of fresh air if you will.
His „madness“ is first of all an advantage but can also be a hindrance sometimes however it makes him unique and only people who see his true self, knows that he is far from madness. People just like to dismiss someone they can’t figure out.
I loved everything about this. The brother, Isabella and of course Beth.
Ian just knew Beth was the one from the moment he spoke to her hence the marriage proposal. I’m so glad Ian lives up to his family name because a Mackenzie never gives up from what I’ve read so far.
Beth was also drawn to him like a moth to the flame and she ain’t a withering flower so she went for what she wanted.
I loved that she didn’t let Fellows change her opinion of Ian or the Mackenzie because that man was worse that a dog with a bone. I was side eyeing him the entirety of this book.
I loved their relationship and how deep it went as I kept reading.
I loved everything about Ian and Beth.

Hart is the difficult brother to love in this book. He is cold but warm when it comes to his brothers but it took awhile to see his softer side.
I loved that conversion at the end between him and Ian, it was well overdue. I loved that Hart didn’t shy away in saying what needed to be said.
I just love the Mackenzie’s! I can’t wait to read book 3 next.