When I heard that the author of Must Love Breeches had written a book about the Scottish Higlands I knew I had to read it. I loved the first book and I must say, I am not disappointed with Must Love Kilts. Angela Quarles has done an entertaining job of imagining what would happen if two modern day women were transported back to the Scottish Highlands.
Traci and her sister Fiona are on holiday in the Scottish highlands. During a night of drinking and partying, the two sisters bet $100 on the whether there were hot Scots in kilts in earlier times since they hadn’t found any in their current travels. Using the silver card case (from the previous books) they time travel back to 1689. They enter a local inn and Traci is sure she has won the bet because there aren’t any hot Scots to be seen. Then in walks Iain and his friend Duncan. The two men and two women sit down to do some more drinking and when Traci wakes up in the morning with a hangover to end all hangovers she finds out that not only did she have sex with Iain, they also were handfasted.
Her sister Fiona is nowhere to be found and when Traci goes looking for her she is chased by some of Iain’s clansmen. In a panic, she uses the case to time travel back to the present. She can’t stay there of course, she knows she has to go back to find her sister and she will need Iain’s help to do it.
Traveling back again she finds Iain and his men and is taken back to his home (where his uncle is the chieftain). During the course of the voyage, the two get to know each other better but both have been hurt in relationships before. To keep themselves from being hurt again they both flirt and play but refuse to get serious – that can only lead to pain.
While at the castle, something is not quite right. His uncle is keeping secrets from Iain and is suspicious of Traci and her missing sister, Fiona. In order to help explain why she must save her sister, Traci is forced to explain that she is a time traveler.
Iain, Traci, and Duncan set out to save Fiona. Their travels take them into dangerous territory and just when they are poised to rescue Fiona, his uncle has sent men to “help”. After a failed rescue attempt, they receive word that they are needed to fight for the King as part of the first Jacobite uprising. Iain must follow his chieftain’s commands and leave Traci to rescue her sister alone. Once the sisters are reunited, they return to the present to continue with their everyday lives.
But, is that enough for them? Is love more powerful than modern conveniences? If Traci opens her heart to Iain, will he reciprocate or just laugh it off? I’ll leave the reader to find the answers to those questions but will say that there was a surprise ending that I didn’t see coming.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and it isn’t necessary to read the previous two books to enjoy this one. If you love time travel romances or hot men in kilts, this book is for you. I received an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. ( )

How to describe Angela Quarles latest treasure? Must Love Kilts is part The Hangover, mixed with Back to the Future and Braveheart then sprinkle in a little bit of Romeo and Juliet and you have a unique concoction of dramatic storytelling that is fun and over the top but works well together. Traci finds liquor, Scotland and adventure to be more than she bargained for when she and her sister are thrust back in time during a time of chaos and danger. With her sister missing and a strong attraction to a mysterious stranger anything can happen. I received an ARC of Must Love Kilts by Angela Quarles in exchange for an honest review. No words can describe this read except for unforgettable. ( )

Can you leave your life behind for the man that you have just found? Traci has taken her sister Fiona with her on her trip back to the past, well Fiona did dare her. Unfortunately Fiona has gone missing and Traci is married to a highlander Iain but she can't stay as she doesn't belong in this time. Can she find Fiona before she falls under his spell even more. Iain doesn't understand this woman, she is so different to others but he just can't believe that she is a spy, can he prove to everyone that she isn't? Traci knows that she has to go now that she has found Fiona but it is really hard as her & Iain have a deep attraction to each other and maybe they could make it together. But she decides to leave even though it is breaking her heart. Iain knows that she won't stay for him but he has to be strong and not show her his feelings? Are these two doomed? A great interesting story, we get to see the old & the new and learn more about the sext highlanders. I love time travel novels. ( )

Must Love Kilts: A Time Travel Romance (Volume 3) by Angela Quarles

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Must Love Kilts is the third book in Angela Quarles time travel series, but you do not have to have read the previous books to enjoy. It's a fun, light-hearted romp through the Scotland of yester-year.

On holiday in present day Scotland, Traci and her sister use a time travel device to skip back to the past and settle a bet. Finding a couple of handsome men in kilts, the ladies decide to spend the evening in their company. In the morning things get complicated and Traci finds herself back in the present day without her sister. Resolving to not rest until she finds her sister, Traci returns to the past and enlists the help of her handsome highlander in locating her sister.

I thoroughly enjoyed Must Love Kilts. It was a quick, fun read and didn't require prior knowledge of the series. The book is billed as a romance and it doesn't disappoint, but there is also quite a bit of action, comedy, and a bit of history thrown in for good measure. I will be looking forward to the next book in the Time Travel Romance series. ( )

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This book was not what I expected at all. While I did enjoy the characters, the language was confusing at times as it was mostly set in 1689 Scotland. There were two languages spoken by most of the people also and it wasn't always translated. The main character brought a horse back in time also and its name changed back a forth throughout the whole story. In the end it turns out as expected and left me unwilling to continue reading the next book in the series. ( )