Reading Room: Two Historical Scottish Romances
It is time for a new Reading Room post! I have been devouring books of late. Many, many wonderful books. Some have been research, and a lot of them have been rereads because I find them easier while I'm dwelling deeply in a new story.
These two historical Scottish romances are both clean reads and great escapes. They are also written by authors whose books I haven't read before, which is always a nice treat.
Love Practically by Nichole Van
I picked this book up for three reasons: It's historical, set in Scotland, and the cover is lovely. Lucky for me what's inside is just as lovely.
3 Great Things About Love Practically
The rich historical setting of Scotland serves as a beautiful and moody backdrop for the protagonists' individual growth and tender romance.
The protagonists' personalities, inner conflicts, and apparent chemistry.
A satisfying resolution to all elements of the story.
Journey to Bongary Spring by Kasey Stockton
I picked up this book for the same reasons as the the first one.
3 Great Things About Journey to Bongary Spring
A sweet love story set in a captivating historical era with elements of loyalty and sacrifice.
The complexities of family and community.
A satisfying resolution to the love story (This one does end in a cliffhanger, so you'll want to read the next book, but the love story is complete.)
I hope you give these books a try!
