Alec Mackenzie's Art of Seduction

By: Jennifer Ashley

Narrated by: Angela Dawe

A fugitive Highlander.

A proper English lady.

A dangerous liaison.

Alec Mackenzie knows Lady Celia is key to finding his missing brother. The trouble is, Alec is supposed to be dead, and he needs the world to keep believing that.

The artful ways of Alec Mackenzie.

Alec will do anything to find his brother, Will, including pretend to be a penniless drawing master to London aristocrats. The one man who might know where his brother is being held is a powerful duke, and that duke has daughter who needs art lessons....

Lessons can lead to startling revelations....

Lady Celia is intrigued by the Scotsman, so obviously a warrior who pretends he is not. She's also intrigued by his instruction on painting the human form, something no young lady should take an interest in. But Celia, ruined by The Disaster and already beyond hope, dares to let the Highlander teach her all he knows....

Note: Alec Mackenzie is the brother of Malcolm from The Stolen Mackenzie Bride. He is an ancestor of the Mackenzie family whose story begins with The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie.

©2017 Jennifer Ashley (P)2018 Jennifer Ashley

Adored it!

Must read the family legacy! Be patient and keep going! It's so worth it and lovely! All the best!

Alex Mackenzie's story

Very creative read, a wonderful way for us to find out through the diaries that Ian found in the attic. After reading these diaries of some of his ancestors, Beth coerced him into telling her Alex's story. Will's story to be recounted on another day, loving his wife was more important. 😍

4.5 Stars I Love the Mackenzies

I couldn't wait for this book to come out. I love JA books regarding the MacKenzie family. It's like reading about old friends, especially since Ian and Beth are part of the story. I agree that the streaminess does not match the book about Ian or Cameron, however, the story holds your attention as you wonder what will happen next. I am looking forward to the story about Will.

I always enjoy Angela Dawe.

Excellent Series

Boy oh boy, the men of this time certainly are handsome and built. They are the very best lovers. Just a feel good series with some very HOT men.

Just okay.

I kept waiting for that slow-burn magic I love in The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie-the charged glances, the rising tension, the prose that lingers like good Scotch. Instead, this follow-up reads like a watered-down imitation:the style is flat, the romance sprints when it should simmer, By the halfway mark I wasn’t swept away; Not awful, but hardly worth a re-read-and certainly not the book that makes you stay up past midnight whispering “just one more chapter “.