As usual, Tessa Dare does not disappoint. The Castles Ever After series has been one of my favorites, and this third installment definitely lived up to the first two. In each book, the heroine, who is usually quirky, independent, and driven, inherits a castle and accidentally falls in love along the way. This book, set in the Scottish Highlands, was a quick, light read with a likeable heroine, Madeline, and a dreamy hero, Logan Mackenzie. Maddie, who is shy and has social anxiety, invents a Scottish captain who has her heart, conveniently preventing her from attending balls and social events integral to her class. As a teen and young woman, she writes her invented man love letters, unaware that they are being delivered to a real life man who shares the same name. That man, Logan, shows up on her castle door seeking marriage and her inheritance. 
 What I enjoyed about this book was of course the typical Tessa Dare humor, but I also enjoyed the slow progress of the relationship as both characters began to open up. I also loved the setting (I'm going to Scotland next week so I'm getting in the headspace), and enjoyed the side characters like the men in Logan's company. Overall, a solid historical romance that is lighter on the history and focuses more on independence while maintaining a relationship built on trust (as well as a good smattering of steamy sections). I hope there are more books in this series!