A Scottish island Surprise by Holly Wyld

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The front cover of the Scottish Island Surprise is cute. This is a short Novel and has humor and romance following through the book. To me this story is heartwarming and a good feel read. This is book 7 in the series but you can read it as a standalone read as I did. The story is set on Primrose Island in Scotland and the story is about Rose who has inherited a a house but does not go as smoothly as she would like. I like the characters Rose and Joe and you fall for them straight the way they both are such lovely people. I like the descriptions of Primrose Island and made me want to go there and be Rosie. The story is beautifully written and is a very cute and adorable read. 5 stars. A Scottish Island Surprise (Primrose Island Novellas) “ Far as I ’ m aware – ” Joe said, dropping his head briefly, the better to compose his features, “ – far as I ’ m aware, Miss, we ’ ve no rabies in the Hebrides at the moment. ” Rose Mackie has inherited a house on a far - flung Scottish island from her curmudgeon of a father who wanted nothing whatsoever to do with her. So she lands on Primrose Island with the intention of packing up the old beach house, selling it to the first person who ’ ll make an offer, and movi ng firmly on. But Joe Fraser, her late father ’ s neighbour, has some inconvenient news for her on that front. Rose prepares for battle – only to find that the longer she spends on Primrose Island, and the more time she spends around Joe in particular, the m ore she begins to question everything she thought she knew... Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/ScottishIslandSurprise Author Bio – Holly lives in the wilds of Scotland with her family. When she ’ s n ot busy writing books she ’ s probably curled up with one in a cosy corner somewhere! Currently, Holly ’ s busy working on her Primrose Island novella series with lots of cosy, heartwarming stories to come in 2023

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