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In this funny, uplifting novel, cocky billionaire Gordon Weever aims to become a clan chief in the Scottish Highlands. He has none of the credentials needed to claim the title, but he has no intention of letting that stop him, so he sets about creating his own credentials. He also plans to see off his rival and hires a pair of crooks to help him. The crooks though have problems of their own, only a little dog can help them. They need to get their hands on that dog, and an increasingly desperate Weever needs to get his hands on something that passes for real credentials. Standing in the way of Weever and the crooks is a plucky band of villagers who tackle them head on.
What did I think?
The Missing Links of Tannadee is the second book in The Tannadee series, although I didn't realise this when I picked it up but you can definitely read it as a standalone as I really enjoyed it.
There is so much going on to entertain the reader from start to finish from a rescued dog that two bumbling crooks want to get their hands on to an entitled billionaire who fabricates his family history so he can become clan chief. I didn't expect to find it so funny and I giggled and sniggered many times.
I loved all of the characters and naturally there were some I loved to hate but they are so well-developed that they virtually pop out of the page. Gordon the billionaire is very annoying but I did laugh a lot at his antics and the two crooks are hilarious as they make Harry and Marv from Home Alone look smart.
Very entertaining and incredibly funny, The Missing Links of Tannadee has lots of laughs instore for its readers, What a fabulous virtual visit to the Scottish Highlands!
I received an ARC to read and review for the blog tour and this is my honest and unbiased opinion.
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