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I ENJOYED READING THIS BOOK. IAIN AND CORDELIA HAD A LOT OF PERSONAL PROBLEMS TO OVERCOME BEFORE THEY COULD COMMIT TO ONE ANOTHER WHICH CAME TO LIGHT IN THE LAST FEW CHAPTERS. THEY FINALLY FOUND THEIR HEA, I THINK, BUT ADMITTED THEY WOULD HAVE TO WORK AT IT. THE AUTHOR'S RESEARCH WAS VERY GOOD THROUGHOUT THE BOOK ON STEAM ENGINES AND DESERT LIFE TOWARDS THE END. .... GAVE 4 STARS.


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Unwed and Unrepentant The Armstrong Sisters Marguerite Kaye 9780373297849 Books Reviews

I loved the characters in this book - the "last" Armstrong sister's story. I loved how strong and feisty she was - and wouldn't back down to be what the "world" considered proper for a woman. And the hero was great - very understanding and patient and yet very manly. What a story. I would definitely recommend this book - even if you haven't read any of the other Armstrong Sister stories.
Unwed And Unrepentant by Marguerite Kaye
The Armstrong Sisters Series Book 5
Lady Cordelia Armstrong was not going to marry someone of her father's choosing. She could make the best choices for herself, or so she thought. After ten years of separation from her family, she decided to come home to England. To face her biggest fear, her father.

Iain Hunter was a shipbuilder. He needed Lord Armstrong's connections to go and talk with Arabian prince about building ships for them. What he didn't expect was to run into the woman he had met a year ago in Glasgow. A woman he had never forgotten.

Lord Armstrong fits his name well as he likes to strong arm those around him. He was falling from his political heights and an up and coming man like Iain could help him, especially if his daughter was thrown into the match. And Cordelia will agree to most anything to see her two sisters who are in Arabia. Even pretend to give up her independence.
**Sexual content
**Received through NetGalley for review
This is the fifth and final book in the Armstrong Sisters series. I did not read the first two books in the series and do not think it’s necessary to read them in order unless you are someone who prefers to read any series in order. I’ve been waiting for Cordelia’s story and did not want to put the book down until the end.

Lady Cordelia Armstrong went her own way years ago, but she is finally back and asking her father to let her see her family. Her father has his own plans for her. Will she give into them in order to see her sisters? Or will she walk out again?

Iain Hunter is a very skilled shipbuilder, and Cordelia’s father has plans that involve Iain right now, and in the future. When
Cordelia and Iain discover that one of the things that her father wants is to announce an engagement between the two of them they devise a plan of a fake engagement to appease him. There is just one problem, the more time they spend together traveling to Arabia, the more they find that it may be more than they bargained for to just walk away as they planned.

I received a copy of this book for free from the author in exchange for an honest review.
Lady Cordelia Armstrong runs away from her father's London home to escape his plans to marry her off to a man she detests. Her father of course merely sees it as his duty to make advantageous matches for his daughters, so when Cordelia returns nine years later he wants to put her in what he sees as her place.

Cordelia has learnt some life lessons by now and met some men, calling herself an ordinary widow. She's been travelling and producing guidebooks for lady travellers. In her father's office she meets Iain Hunter, a Scots engineer who designs paddle steamers. Without knowing that the two have already met, Lord Armstrong orders Iain to marry Cordelia if he wants to secure a contract to build boats for Araby countries with which the Armstrongs have family connections. Secretly Iain gets the haughty Cordelia to agree on a pretended betrothal.

I liked all the travel and contrasts in this tale, which moves from Scotland to the Red Sea in gradual stages, including a look at the shipbuilding yards on the Isle of Dogs in London. This departure from the normal period scenes of balls and card parties made UNWED AND UNREPENTANT memorable and a very good read. There is plenty of adult behaviour as it turns out that the two can't keep their hands off each other, though they are determined not to marry. I enjoyed this book.
Lady Cordelia Armstrong is beautiful, head strong, independent and refuses to kowtow to her father's wishes and manipulations. She takes matters into her own hands and strikes out on her own. She made decisions for her life that have left her alone and feeling lonely. During her time away from her family she has amassed financial independence, which surprises her father.

Iain Hunter is a steam ship builder. He is strong willed, confident, smart and does not suffer fools or manipulations well. While he was not born with a title he has more integrity and honor than a large portion of the ton. Unfortunately, he needs the assistance of Cordelia's father to help pave the way for his business to grow.

Theirs is a hot steamy and intense relationship. Their one night together was cataclysmic and neither of them has forgotten it. When they meet again a year later things are still just as explosive. Her father manipulates them to gain position and to get Cordelia off his hands. Their road to happiness is filled with jealousy, triumphs, misunderstandings, personal growth and revelations and steamy kisses. Iain finds he wants and needs to take care of and nurture Cordelia, something they have both lacked in their lives. This is a fast paced story that uncovers some of the Armstrong family secrets and reminds us that families are complicated. This is the fifth in this series and I have now read two of them. I plan to catch up and read the others. Ms. Kaye has created complex characters, relationships and brilliant stories that make you want to stay and enjoy longer.

I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
Don't waste time or money, I could not understand the hero nor heroine's ideas and after awhile I didn't, care.
I ENJOYED READING THIS BOOK. IAIN AND CORDELIA HAD A LOT OF PERSONAL PROBLEMS TO OVERCOME BEFORE THEY COULD COMMIT TO ONE ANOTHER WHICH CAME TO LIGHT IN THE LAST FEW CHAPTERS. THEY FINALLY FOUND THEIR HEA, I THINK, BUT ADMITTED THEY WOULD HAVE TO WORK AT IT. THE AUTHOR'S RESEARCH WAS VERY GOOD THROUGHOUT THE BOOK ON STEAM ENGINES AND DESERT LIFE TOWARDS THE END. .... GAVE 4 STARS.