Review – ‘Scottish Christmas’ by Addison James

Blurb

Beth Bishop, left alone in Edinburgh over the Christmas holidays, is unexpectedly invited to the childhood home of Gordon MacKay, a friend of a friend who happens to be tall dark and handsome, with a Scottish accent as well. She spends three days meeting the MacKay clan, learning Scottish customs, getting to know both Gordon and his family. The visit takes a turn when Gordon’s ex-wife arrives and Beth is forced to play Gordon’s American girlfriend.

But what if the play becomes real life?

Review

Beth is stuck in Scotland for Christmas since the inconsiderate CEO of the company she works for decided to move up a merger by a month and she has to work. She gets Christmas off, however, and spends it with a sexy Scotsman, Gordon MacKay, who is a friend of a friend. She meets his family who are amazing and warm, pretends to be his girlfriend when his ex-wife shows up for the family dinner, and they quickly fall in love over the Christmas break. Beth and Gordon have recently gone through bitter divorces but, luckily, their kids are adults. They don’t think love is in the cards for them but soon find out they’re wrong.
This is a short, sweet story about finding love after love. There are a few typos, but this is a great story and I’m happy I read it.
4 Stars

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