So I started this box set on a Friday night and well yeah I finished it the same night or should I say the following morning.... there was no way I was putting this down as once you get started you need to know what happens in the next book and the next and the next.

Storm the Castle:
Mathilda is awesome, she's smart, a bit sassy and knows what she wants but her sister means more than her own happiness, then the fates put Callum in front of her not one, not twice but three times and you know the saying ... Third time's the charm!! You feel Mathilda's conundrum with the choices she has but then you a like really lass look what's in front of you a deliciously giant hot Scots man where family means everything and is willing to show his heart and sole to win the girl. You are rooting for then to overcome the odds to come together and you get loads of laughs, more delicious Scotsman, family, fighting for want you want and a major compulsion to move to Scotland!!!

Love Most, Say Least:
You knew James was haunted by something but you had no idea how deep it ran and how controlled he was, so thank gawd for Callum as James may be well off privilege wise but he is poor in emotion and love. Then there is Beth who has a poor upbringing and needs to work multiple jobs to get by, but embraces life so even though she had James are so opposite they are the perfect match. I loved seeing James come out of his shell especially in the way he contacted Beth lol and seeing him finally wanting to take steps to bring his life back under his own control for which Beth is a big reason for it. However someone has more power over his life and you are biting your lip not knowing if James is really strong enough and if Beth will stick around so buckle up for a read with plenty of highs, lows and steamy times!!

Hero:
Gordain really is a hero, he swooped in and saved Ella when the dastardly dick was going crazy in her and James house but now Gordain is avoiding her and when Ella asks him to marry her yeah that doesn't go as planned. At times I just want to shake some sense into these two as everyone knows they are meant to be together, but then I also understand Gordain's hesitation about Ella's age but also the other strife going on in his life. You are on the edge of your seat hoping the lawyers find away for Ella to get access to her money but there are twists you don't see coming as well as an undeniable attraction between them if only they were really honest with their feelings. I floved the book ripping part in the apartment as well as declaration Gordain makes at the chapel... swoon. And then there is the ending well all I can say is god bless Mrs Hinchcliffe and her great timing!