BEST HISTORICAL ROMANCE NOVEL

Hello guys! Have anyone of you ever read any historical romance novel before? Now, let me tell you some of the book that I had read. Before that, a few reasons why I do read historical romance novel. My friend did ask me, ‘why do you like to read that kind of stuff?’ Well, most of historical romance novel is more fascinating, more adventurous, more tempting, and more enticing.  Where can you find a girl who can ride a horse bareback? Where can you find a man is real gentleman? Where can you find the love is more sincere? Historical is a flashback from present to the past. Where, I can learn more about foreign history by reading that kind of story. Before this, I didn’t know there’s Lowland and Highland in Scotland (ancient Scotland). I never knew the meaning of Highlander. I assume that highlander means someone who live in highland. Not more than that but after a few reading, I do know about them very well.  Have you ever know in Highland, the laird and their people have their own plaid. And each of them represent their identity. And most of the Highlander proud with their own plaid. They will put their self before their laird. For all this time, they teach me about loyalty. Loyalty is real rare thing. You can own the loyalty but sometimes you can’t.

Well, have you make up your mind yet? Maybe, I can help give you some imagination. Remember, your imagination is far beyond your reach. Imagination can bring you high up in the sky without falling.

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 Tempted by Monica Roberts

This is my favorite novel. It is so tempting. And I re read this book over and over again. And I didn’t just jesting. I mean this is real book. Why? This book is about No Account Savage and a parson name Mike. Parson Mike did order for a bride for himself because he thinks that he really need a wife after all this time, spending time alone. Well, actually he did think that he don’t need a wife because he really capable in everything but he did anyway. And it is about time. Once No Account Savage reached Coldbottom, Mike shocked, and he feel like OH MY GOD. He didn’t order bride who is filth, no civilisation, someone who like cursing so much, and someone who haven’t take a bath since she was born. Everyone was laughing at him, laughing at his filthy bride. Do he have a choice? No. All he can do is teach No Account, and first thing to do is, he is going change No Account name to Hope whether she like it or not, he determined to change it whatever it takes. So, do No Account have any choice otherwise she need to go back where she belong.

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 The Bride (Laird's fiancees)  by Julie Garwood

Actually, I'm quite smitten with the story. The story begin with Jamie who actually selected by the laird to be his bride. Where, the laird is (of course he's a highlander) and Jamie is English. It was an arrange marriage where the king of Scotland want Alec Kincaid to marry one of the lord's daughter. So, Alec eyes set up on Jamie. Beautiful and wild woman. They both struggling to keep their marriage as normal as they can but Jamie can't be tamed. Alec thought Jamie is made from glass. Fragile. He never knew his new wife actually can be stubborn as a storm. He told his people to strengthen their English language but, all this time Jamie actually know and fluent in Gaelic. (I don't know how many times that I read this book. I just can't get enough. I guarantee, you can get all the pleasure once your read this book)

      The Wedding (Laird's fiancees) by Julie Garwood

And, this is another helluva novel from Julie Garwood. And, well I just can't get enough of good story. I let you guys go and read this book because it the same exciting as The Bride.

       Laird of the Mist by Paula Quinn

I just bought this book on my birthday. God knows, this book really make my day brighter than ever. Oh well, it's a bargain. I paid less, and I get a great story inside the book. The book is showing you how the two enemy become one. Devil save the lass, and never meant to let the lass off. Great story, after all. 

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 There's a lot good book out there, and I just come with these... Well, I've read a lot and it's really hard to get it out. And here's the lists, 

* The Laird Who Love Me - Karen Hawkins

* The Arrangement - Mary Balogh

*An English Bride in Scotland - Lynsay Sands

*The Bride and The Beast - Teresa Medeiros

*Sleepless in Scotland - Karen Hawkins

* Captive Bride - Johanna Lindsey

* Dream Tide - Robin Lee Hatcher

* First Comes Marriage - Mary Balogh

*Lord Portman's Troublesome Wife - Mary Nichols

*Two Wrongs Make a Marriage - Christine Merrill