The Scot Beds His Wife - (Victorian Rebels) by Kerrigan Byrne (Paperback)

"There's a lot to love about this awesome book...Byrne's sexy scoundrels and complex heroines deliver, as always." --Kirkus Starred Review on The Scot Beds His Wife

"Byrne pens another emotionally powerful romance that is original, complex and fascinating... An unforgettable read." - RT Book Reviews Top Pick on The Scot Beds His Wife

"A pants-wearing heroine with secrets? Yes please." - Smart Bitches, Trashy Books on The Scot Beds His Wife

"This sexy romp has it all--a mystery, a feminist heroine worth rooting for, and moments of heat so intense they might need a nurse." --Kirkus Starred Review on The Duke

"This [is a] page-turning novel full of historical details and sensuous romance." --Publishers Weekly Starred Review on The Duke

"Another hit from the phenomenal Byrne." --Library Journal Starred Review on The Highlander

"A rich, emotional love story." --The Washington Post on The Highlander

"Captured me from page one and never let go. Romantic, lush, and suspenseful." --Suzanne Enoch, New York Times bestselling author on The Highwayman

"A passionate, lyrical romance that takes your breath away. From the first page, you'll fall in love." --Elizabeth Boyle, New York Times bestselling author

"Byrne makes a stunning debut with a beautifully written, intensely suspenseful, and deliciously sensual love story." --Amelia Grey, New York Times bestselling author

The dark, violent side of the Victorian era blazes to life as a caring, competent heroine living under the radar is abducted by a notorious crime lord with wonderfully gratifying results in this exceptional and compelling vengeance-driven romantic adventure. --Starred Library Journal Review on The Highwayman

The romance is raw, edgy and explosive...the path they take through adversity makes the triumph of love deeply satisfying. --Publishers Weekly on The Highwayman

A truly mesmerizing series that highlights dangerous heroes who flout the law and the women who love them. --Library Journal Starred Review on The Hunter