ARC Review: A Devil in Scotland by Suzanne Enoch

“Enoch is really good at writing both Regency and Highlander romance and I feel like both are well executed here. ”
~ Under the Covers

This book is the third book in the No Ordinary Hero series by Suzanne Enoch. Starting slow, this book does take a while to really warm up to. I think that’s mainly due to the history that the two main leads have. There is a lot of backstory and I did feel like the story was becoming convoluted with a lot of it especially in the beginning.

Callum also has a personality that probably isn’t the first thought when you think of a romantic hero but that’s the whole point of this series. All the heroes are more than a little rough and tumble and they aren’t always pleasant, so I can’t really fault the author for that. Just keep in mind that Callum is going to be more intense than most heroes and he is definitely the most severe of all the heroes in the series so far. Despite that, I did like the interactions between Callum and Becca.

Enoch is really good at writing both Regency and Highlander romance and I feel like both are well executed here. Obviously, there is a bit more emphasis on the Highlander aspect, but I appreciate that she includes both for her readers. All in all, this book was a pleasant read and I look forward to reading more from this author.

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