The groom says yes

Now 29, Sabrina Davidson has always been a dutiful daughter. She nursed her mother through her final illness and oversees her father's household in their Scottish village of Aberfeldy. Can it be true that her father, Richard, has asked the widow Mrs. Bossley to marry him and that he has been courting her for months? The loose and loud Mrs. Bossley, her stepmother? Seeking solitude, Sabrina retreats to the old shepherd's hut to consider her father's duplicity. Irishman Cormac Enright has also found shelter there, having been laid low by the grippe. He's come looking for Richard Davidson, the man who testified against Mac at his murder trial and yet also orchestrated his escape from Edinburgh's Tolbooth Prison. But who is this angel soothing him with a kiss? And did he just make love to her? Verdict Maxwell wraps up her trilogy (The Bride Says No; The Bride Says Maybe) with a bang as the ever obedient and remote Sabrina starts to feel stirrings of lust and more for this accused murderer. Mac sees only a beautiful, clever, forthright woman who is the perfect helpmate for his new life. Though the murder mystery is easily dispatched, the romance more than compensates. Historical romance fans will celebrate this last Wishmore wedding.-Bette-Lee Fox, Library Journal (c) Copyright 2014. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.