Say "I Do" At Bamburgh Castle

"Absolutely fantastic story, does leave you on a cliff hanger. Another time travel by this author. Emma overhears her husband to be talking with some friends on the day of the wedding. She tries to call her friend to come and get her. Emma falls off the balcony of his families watchtower castle in the Highlands where his mother decides to have the wedding. When she lands, she is 1000 years in the past. It's there still dressed in her wedding dress, she meets Fergus, the Laird. Standing in front of a group of his people, she pretends to be another woman and marries Fergus. As the story goes on so does the lies she has to handle. Add in someone who knows that she isn't the woman that she trying to be. Has lots of history, action, love, romance, suspense, intrigue and no ending. A real cliff hanger, will have to read the next book. Hard to put down so curl up and enjoy. Would recommend to all."

"If you love Outlander, this book is one to read as it gives you all the Outlander feels. Present-day Emma Robinson is preparing to marry St. John Wetherington-MacMichaels, son of an English Lord and veritable billionaire in the publishing industry. But she's having second thoughts, and after overhearing her groom's admission right before the wedding, she's ready to bail. She looks to get someplace with cell phone reception in the castle and accidentally falls to the cliffs below and into the year 1155. In a case of mistaken identity, Emma is brought to a Scottish laird, Fergus Reid, as his bride. Thus begins a new life navigating the medieval times of northeastern England and experiencing the awakening of a powerful love that she would do anything to protect."

"Say 'I Do' at Bamburgh Castle was a lovely small novel, the perfect dose of escapism. Perfect for fans of Outlander looking for their next Scottish time-travel romance fix. Madden is phenomenal at creating a seamless flow within the story and clearly very knowledgeable about the time period and its lingo. The characters you were meant to dislike, the way they were written really provoked those feelings of annoyance and distaste for the character. I do wish the likable characters, specifically our FMC and MC offered us a little more insight into their inner world and who they are as individuals outside of their romance. The chemistry and touch of steam between them, infused with medieval dynamics, made this book a very cozy and comforting read. As this series continues, I would love to learn more about the main characters as well as both Emma and Fergus' lives before they met. I would also love to see Emma open up about her past and who she really is. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. Overall, I enjoyed this read and look forward to the next installment. Ashley Miller"