The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie
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Jennifer Ashley
A woman is drawn to a dangerously intruiging man in this unique historical romance from New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Ashley.It was whispered all through London Society that Ian Mackenzie was mad, that he’d spent his youth in an asylum, and was not to be trusted—especially with a lady. For the reputation of any woman caught in his presence was instantly ruined. Yet Beth found herself inexorably drawn to the Scottish lord whose hint of a brogue wrapped around her like silk and whose touch could draw her into a world of ecstasy. Despite his decadence and his intimidating intelligence, she could see that he needed help. Her help. Because suddenly the only thing that made sense to her was…The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie.
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Author
Jennifer Ashley
Pages
336
Publisher
Penguin
Published Date
2011-08-02
ISBN
1101529318 9781101529317
Ratings
Google: 4.5
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"Actual: 3.5 stars ✨"
Erin Smith
"Sexy, great characters, a touch of mystery and danger"
Mags
"This book was ok, not her best work. It was well written but like some other readers I had a hard time finding this really romantic when one of the parties doesn’t understand relationships and even what she’s saying half the time. She did a great job describing Ian including his often childlike perspective- it was a good story but isn’t really romantic. The other brothers intrigued me and I may read more of this series."
Sandra Lee
"I don't normally like historical romances, but this one had a high rating and was recommended to me. I gave it a shot and I loved it. I don't know what it was that drew me into the story, but I absolutely loved the characters. Maybe I'm a sucker for a dark and brooding type of guy, but it could also be because the female protagonist was hilarious and she stood up for herself. She wasn't the typical women who faints at everything like most women in historical romances."
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Kirsten Brontmire
"Lord Ian may have aspergers (undiagnosed in this historical setting), but this is part of what makes him so loveable! His intelligence and attention to beauty is amazing, and the way Beth believes in him is inspiring. "
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Sierra
"Hero is on the Autism Spectrum."
Jeanne Squillante