This book took place in Scotland during the 1300s.Jenny an impulsive young girl who wants adventure and be herself is stuck with a family who cage her in. She is used to the freedom her father gives her, but after his death all was lost for her. Her guardian now was her father's brother-in-law who believed a young girls place in society is behind a man. Later Jenny is forced to agree to marry a man who is after her money. Jenny wishes for one last adventure before being tied to her irresponsible and spoiled betrothed. She runs off with a group of minstrel and becomes part of their group. Hugh is Reid’s brother and the complete opposite of Reid. Hugh is a well known warrior is lured into helping find Jenny. Hugh ends up finding Jenny with the minstrel group, however he isn't able to force her to come back to her guardian. So he plays the part of singer and joins them as well so that he is able to stay near Jenny all the time. One thing lead to another and Hugh and Jenny end up married. Hugh who was previously married, but lost his wife, promised he would never marry again. However now he seems to be married to a girl who doesn't obey a word he tells her. In the mix is a plot to attack the most powerful lord in Scotland among the minstrels. Now it is up to Jenny and Hugh to warn the lord. However Jenny seems keep stumbling into trouble and getting into Hugh's way. Hugh is attracted to Jenny and Jenny to him, however what about Reid? The question is should Jenny and Hugh stay husband and wife? Will Hugh be able to accept Jenny after what happened to him in the past? Don’t forget the threat to the lord. Will they able to warn him in time and figure out what is going on with the minstrels? This is an excellent read and a very adventurous on too. Although this novel maybe on fictional characters it does have many factual information. There is no fault with this book except for the fact that the author uses a Scottish accent and the old way of talking so it is hard to understand at times. Synopsis:Young, wealthy, and orphaned and living in the 1300s, Jenny Easdale is in the unenviable position of being engaged to her guardian's brother-in-law, Reid. While Reid is good looking, he's immature and spoiled. Reid hasn't had experience managing an estate but expects to run Easdale once they're married.During her betrothal celebration, Jenny yearns for adventure and with little planning, decides to sneak out with her personal servant when Peg visits her cousin among the entertainers. Jenny passes as her maidservant's cousin and takes on the role of a singer to be able to join the troupe. During their travels, Jenny overhears a strange conversation that may prove treasonous.Meanwhile, when her guardian realizes that Jenny's missing, it's Reid's elder brother, Hugh Douglas, that offers to bring Jenny back. When Hugh finds her, he decides to listen to her pleas and agrees to protect her cover and become part of the traveling troupe himself while searching for the mysterious conspirators. As Jenny and Hugh work together, they gradually become friends. As Hugh realizes that Reid would be a bad match for Jenny - Reid would try to control her without understanding or valuing her strengths. So, what should they do when circumstances offer Hugh and Jenny the chance to be together?Review:Amanda Scott has delivered a fun and exciting romance set in medieval Scotland. Jenny Easdale is spirited, generous, and beautiful. Hugh Douglas is a wonderful romantic lead. Together, they make Tamed by a Laird an enjoyable escape - either for the beach or during a rainy day.
What do You think about Tamed By A Laird (2009)?
Very good. I liked the part where Jenny walked out on three of her previous weddings.
—bbonnett
The language really annoyed me and I couldn't be bothered finishing it.
—Quendalyn
Loved this storyline. Predictable, yes, but entertaining as well.
—valeri_it
