This will end the feud, secure the distillery, and give Jamie a mother and eventually, some siblings.I loved both Benneit and Jo. Benneit feels that the best way to solve all his problems is to marry McCrieff's daughter Tessa. That requires the cooperation of the neighboring McCrieff laird, a family the Lochmore's have been feuding with for generations. To do so, he plans to build a whisky distillery on his land.
Most important to him is securing his legacy for his son Jamie, who he adores. Here we find her packed off to Scotland to care for Benneit's little boy, Jamie.Benneit is the widowed duke who is fighting battles on several fronts. She has spent the last two years in servitude to various members of her family, mostly ignored unless they wanted something. Here Jo is the poor widowed relation of Benneit's late wife. I liked her a lot in that book and was excited to see her front and center in this one. The heroine of this book is Joane, who was a secondary character in the first book, His Convenient HighlandWedding.
This is the second book in the Lochmore Legacy series, and like the first one, I read this in one sitting.
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