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Wild Scottish Fortune by Tricia O'Malley
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Whenever I read a Trisha O'Malley book, or listen to it in this instance, it always feels like a gigantic warm hug. I know that I'm in for a big thwack in the feelings and even more exciting, that I'm in for a big dose of sisterhood love.
The other books in this series always filled me with joy and I loved the fact that they are all so different too. Different tropes, personalities and focuses. I loved the humour and heart of the previous books and also how this one deals with some tragic topics.
I think Finlay is my favourite male up to this point as I love his thoughtfulness, care and gentleness. Orla has a tragic past and he doesn't push her to go faster or attempt anything that she is not ready for.
As with the previous, I'm in love with the Agnes/Graham situation, I think Clyde is a gigantic sweetheart and beautifully kind in this book and love the familiars.
I thought that when Trisha mentioned a surprise in this book that we were finally going to see Gragnes be a thing... but no. The surprise is the guest appearance of one of her Tequila Key characters, Miss Elva (Spell check?!) It was lovely to see both worlds mege together so seamlessly
A cracking book for the next in the series.
Thanks so much to Netgalley, Trisha O'Malley and Dreamscape Select for a copy of this audiobook to listen to. All opinions are my own.
The other books in this series always filled me with joy and I loved the fact that they are all so different too. Different tropes, personalities and focuses. I loved the humour and heart of the previous books and also how this one deals with some tragic topics.
I think Finlay is my favourite male up to this point as I love his thoughtfulness, care and gentleness. Orla has a tragic past and he doesn't push her to go faster or attempt anything that she is not ready for.
As with the previous, I'm in love with the Agnes/Graham situation, I think Clyde is a gigantic sweetheart and beautifully kind in this book and love the familiars.
I thought that when Trisha mentioned a surprise in this book that we were finally going to see Gragnes be a thing... but no. The surprise is the guest appearance of one of her Tequila Key characters, Miss Elva (Spell check?!) It was lovely to see both worlds mege together so seamlessly
A cracking book for the next in the series.
Thanks so much to Netgalley, Trisha O'Malley and Dreamscape Select for a copy of this audiobook to listen to. All opinions are my own.