Portrait of a Scotsman

A League of Extraordinary Women, Book 3

De: Evie Dunmore

Narrado por: Elizabeth Jasicki

The Instant USA Today Best Seller!

A BuzzFeed Best Romance of 2021!

One of Marie Claire’s most anticipated romances of 2021!

One of Cosmopolitan's most anticipated fall books of 2021!

“Dunmore is my new find in historical romance. Her A League of Extraordinary Women series is extraordinary.”—Julia Quinn, #1 New York Times bestselling author

“This series balances friendship, politics, history, and romance in just the right mix.”—U.S. Representative Katie Porter

Going toe-to-toe with a brooding Scotsman is rather bold for a respectable suffragist, but when he happens to be one's unexpected husband, what else is an unwilling bride to do?

London banking heiress Hattie Greenfield wanted just three things in life:

1. Acclaim as an artist.
2. A noble cause.
3. Marriage to a young lord who puts the gentle in gentleman.

Why, then, does this Oxford scholar find herself at the altar with the darkly attractive financier Lucian Blackstone, whose murky past and ruthless business practices strike fear into the hearts of Britain's peerage? Trust Hattie to take an invigorating little adventure too far. Now she's stuck with a churlish Scot who just might be the end of her ambitions...

When the daughter of his business rival all but falls into his lap, Lucian sees opportunity. As a self-made man, he has vast wealth but holds little power, and Hattie might be the key to finally setting long-harbored political plans in motion. Driven by an old desire for revenge, he has no room for his new wife's apprehensions or romantic notions, bewitching as he finds her.

But a sudden journey to Scotland paints everything in a different light. Hattie slowly sees the real Lucian and realizes she could win everything—as long as she is prepared to lose her heart.

©2021 Evie Dunmore (P)2021 Penguin Audio

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"With her smart, well-researched stories and wildly appealing characters, Evie Dunmore has a unique ability to write historical romance for the modern reader. Evie Dunmore is my favorite new historical romance author!"—Lisa Kleypas, New York Times bestselling author

“Portrait of a Scotsman, like all of Evie Dunmore’s excellent books, sits squarely at the unique intersection of history, romance, and women’s rights... a spot where I could happily stay forever.”—Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author

“Remarkably sexy and surprisingly complex...A novel that crackles with tension and pulls on every heartstring: perfection.”—Emily Henry, New York Times bestselling author

Great Read

The spice. The romance. The history, not necessarily in that order but you know…loved it!

Historically appropriate and spicy to boot

This is a superbly written story and performed exceptionally . I realize many reviews take exception with the ending But, it makes perfect sense and is also very satisfying

Delightful...

Wonderful! A timely read for me, as I‘m heading off to Scotland in May for two weeks and we will be visiting Balmoral, which is near to the setting in the story. Super good narration.

Sweet story

I love the strong female character and her desire to bring awareness to the plight of the coal miners through art. I simply could not help but sense that Lucien and Hattie were something of mirror relationship of Christian and Ana. 🤔 But again, I enjoyed the story. The narration was not my favorite but wouldn’t prevent me from listening to more by her.

I yelled at Hattie, but I also praised her

Such an incredible novel! I love how Dunmore breaks the conventions of the genre without becoming anachronistic. The social and political nuances are easily woven into the story without shoving them in your face. That ending was so unexpected that I wished it was more conventional, but by the epilogue I was thanking Dunmore for taking that initially maddening turn. Can’t wait for the 4th book!!

The reading was so smooth, made for easy listening.

Nothing. the ending could have been with her back in their home and pregnant. Just to finish the happy ending.

A great read, though heavier than first two

I have loved this series and found that this installment was just as a strong as the others, albeit this one had a more serious tone. I was a little afraid of the ending based on other reviewers, but I actually found it powerful and really identified with Hattie’s inner struggle on sense of self vs societal identity. Dunmore’s ability to weave in history was as masterful as ever.

Not What I thought

I really liked listening to this story. I couldn’t stop listening to it actually; however, the audiobook reader put me off with the Scottish accent. I get that it may have been hard to do ergo why she was good as Harriet but not as Lucien. All in all, great story and not what I expected at all from title alone.

Beautiful and thoughtful romance

Loved the characters and story. Beautifully unfolded with lots of interesting things to think about thrown in alongside the story.

Unfortunately unbelievable and not in a good way.

Luscious' personality is too unbelievable. And, Hariett is such a spoiled brat. I didn't like how she left her husband, basically 3 times, especially the 3rd time. This was my last favorite of the 3 books in the series. It had so much potential, too. Not sure if I'll read the 4th one when it comes out now.