Portrait of a Scotsman

Praise

Praise for Portrait of a Scotsman

“Portrait of a Scotsman, like all of Evie Dunmore’s excellent books, sits squarely at the unique intersection of history, romance, and women’s rights… a spot where I could happily stay forever.”—Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Two Ways

“Remarkably sexy and surprisingly complex…A novel that crackles with tension and pulls on every heartstring: perfection.”—Emily Henry, New York Times bestselling author of People We Meet on Vacation

“Anyone who binge-watched Bridgerton needs this feminist regency romance on their radar.”—Cosmopolitan

“Portrait of a Scotsman is a captivating mix of history, romance, and politics that transports readers back in time. Evie Dunmore’s gorgeous prose, electric chemistry, witty dialogue, poignant plot, and compelling characters light up the page in this delightful novel. A stunning read!”—Chanel Cleeton, New York Times bestselling author of The Most Beautiful Girl in Cuba

“Dunmore is in a league of her own with these romances! Vivid, magical and with a steam factor that’ll make you get up and open a window in your house. An absolute triumph and a joy to read.”—Roshani Chokshi, New York Times bestselling author of The Gilded Wolves series

“Intelligent and achingly poignant. Dunmore is a genre-defying storyteller.”—Lauren Layne, New York Times bestselling author

“Delectably sexy and profoundly romantic at its core. It’s sure to delight fans of the series as well as new readers, thanks to Dunmore’s trademark mix of historical fiction, British feminist history, and steamy Victorian romance.”—Library Journal, starred review

“Portrait of a Scotsman crackles with passion, both in the bedroom and when it comes to righting social ills. This is why Evie Dunmore is my favorite historical romance author!”—Stephanie Marie Thornton, USA Today bestselling author of And They Called it Camelot

“Fans of Outlander and Poldark, listen up! Dunmore’s Scotsman has it all: a talented heroine who’s true to herself, a hero who respects her, and whip-smart social commentary that illuminates a lesser known chapter of English history—all wrapped up in the sexiest possible package.”—Kerri Maher, author of The Girl in White Gloves