4 of 5 stars
Lady Mairi MacKenzie is humiliated after the Earl of
Seaforth passed her over and married his ward. Now Mairi's father is dragging
her to a Highland event for all the clans. All she wants to do is hide in her
chamber, not be paraded around the games. Duncan MacRae has been in love with
Mairi for years and had always stepped aside for Seaforth. Once the betrothal
was broken, he asked her father for permission to court her, only to be
dismissed and refused. When Mairi wanders alone into the woods, the trouble
begins and only Dunn can save her. Will she change her mind about Dunn's
proposal and see him for the man he truly is?
I've read the other books in the series and this one was
enjoyable as well although I though Dunn was a little sappy. He's this hardened
warrior and I thought there was a bit too much internal musing for him. I was
also a little disappointed about Dunn's treatment by Seaforth especially after
Dunn's loyalty for years. He didn't seem to have his back at all and let him to
his own devices. The plot moved along nicely and there was plenty of action to
keep the story moving. Despite these criticisms, I enjoyed the book. Fans of
Scottish romances will enjoy this book.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and
honest review and I was not obligated to leave a review.
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