I enjoyed this series sooooo much! The characters are perfectly written and stories intricately woven! You MUST go right into the next book. Read them all!! And then you can read them again! I did!

Nothing but great things to say about this one. I’ve been looking for new books to read since Bridgerton became my Regency Romance gateway drug. I’m adding Suzanne Enoch to my short list of go-to authors along with Julia Quinn, Lisa Kleypas, and Sarah MacLean.

Suzanne Enoch had me laughing, crying, and totally captivated by Niall and Amelia~Rose. I loved every bit of their story, and now I really want them to have a second book. I need to know all about their life in Scotland!

Love Suzanne Enoch Delightful book. Strong believable characters. Niall is perfect for “Amy”. Looking forward to reading about Niall’s brothers. Romance Reader at Heart

An enjoyable first read by Suzanne Enoch, even if “It’s Getting Scot in Here” is a fairly modern title for a novel that takes in place in 19th century England. Niall MacTaggert of Scottish clan Ross is the youngest of three sons on their way to England to save their home. To do so, they must wed three English women of their mother’s choosing. A mother who, after not being able to stand the Highlands or the man she married, returned to England with her newborn daughter, leaving her three sons in the hands of their father. Now that their youngest sister is engaged, they themselves must wed. Amelia-Rose Baxter is the only daughter of a society climbing mother who only wants a title man for her daughter. Amelia-Rose is promised to the eldest MacTaggert, a Lord, who promptly abandons her during their first meeting at the theatre. Niall steps up and through the initial phases of this relationship, stands in for his brother. As the days go by, he comes to realize his feelings for Amelia-Rose aren’t sisterly and he has no desire to see the couple wed. This was a great story with a fair amount of conflict. There were characters I despised and those I loved. I can’t wait to see who’s up next! I was gifted this ARC in exchange for my honest review.

4.5* Amelia-Rose Baxter has had 4 offers of marriage but her sharp wit and even sharper tongue has sent them all running. Her parents want a title for her and so they betroth her to Coll MacTaggart, Viscount Glendarril a Highlander barbarian. Coll, Aden and Niall MacTaggert are summoned to London by their mother. The deal she made with their father 17 years ago has come to term and they must now marry and to English women at that or they will lose the funding for their beloved home Aldriss. Coll is angry that because of his title he has no choice of who he will marry and he treats Amelia-Rose horribly. Niall steps in to smooth Coll’s path and convince Amelia-Rose that he is a good man and needs time to come to terms with the marriage. Niall continues to fill in for the missing Coll, Amelia-Rose is no dummy and see through Niall’s charade and will use it to suit her. The more time they spend together they’re friendship and attraction grows. With Niall Amelia-Rose can be herself, she does not have to be the prim and proper women her mother demands. Niall sees Amelia-Rose as the lass for him and he will do what he needs to to get her. Niall has no title and her parents will not accept anyone with out one. Everything is slipping from their grasp, Niall just might be to late. I love Suzanne Enoch’s writing and her Highlanders are some of the best I’ve read.

I received a complimentary advance readers copy of this title via Netgalley from the publisher. All comments/opinions are my own. It’s Getting Scot in Here is everything I hope for when I read a historical romance. A healthy dose of family drama, scheming, a sassy heroine, and a swoon worthy hero. Amelia-Rose is a bit of a square peg her parents try jamming into a round hole. She’s bright. She is quick with as snappy comeback. God forbid she’s opinionated and enjoys reading. After living her life constantly being hushed and told to be “proper”, she meets the brother of the seemingly boorish Highlander her parents have engaged her to. Those two have zero chemistry and after a handful of moments are enemies. Then, enter Niall. Oh sweet, sweet Niall. 🔥 Finally, her heart is telling her this is a man that will appreciate her true self. The down side, her shrew of a mother has other plans... I loved how the story unfolds with the lead characters developing a friendship. The banter between these covers an underlying simmering tension they don’t immediately acknowledge. Toss in laugh out loud sibling antics and a family reunited and this a book I am in love with. I have long been a fan of Suzanne Enoch’s writing. As this is the first in the series, I imagine it will only get better from here. I am so excited for the coming books highlighting Niall’s brothers Happily Ever After moments sprinkled with Scottish brogue.

This was such a warm, affectionate, charming, as well as witty, entertaining, and an absolute gem to read. Suzanne Enoch swept me away. This story was captivating from beginning to end. Ms. Enoch writes with a warmth so palpable that her characters sneak their way into your heart and stay for a long time. “It’s Getting Scot In Here” absolutely charmed me. Nail and Amelia Rose are perfection together. I couldn’t stop smiling as I read their story. Full of witty, funny dialogue, and laugh out loud moments. But what makes a romance story great for me, is that I could feel them fall for each other, feel their protectiveness for one another and even more so, feel the anticipation, the want, the desire that they feel for one another, as well as the strength of their love. Bravo!! What a gem! Bring on the rest of this series. Highly Recommended! I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I received a free copy of this book for my honest review. For me this book started off slow. 3 brothers going to see their mother after years apart. Promising to marry. The twists and turns in this book made it a joy to read. Niall & Amelia-Rose make a wonderful couple. He’s the ruff Highlander who doesn’t want the typical English bride. She is full of spit & vinegar. If you are looking for an enjoyable read this is for you.