by Mary Wine
This historical romance had an exciting ending but I didn't like the humiliation in the first half of the story. The heroine brings the situation down on herself then becomes self-righteous saying she won't continue yet she does. Daphne is struggling to keep her clan from starving when her overlord ...
I wanted to love this book. It is everything I desire; a hot Highland hero, a strong outspoken heroine, faithful vassals and a few bad seeds, but it just didn’t happen. I will admit I did enjoy immersing myself in the politics of the 15th Century, the unspoken love of two people that wouldn’t come t...
This is a DNF review.I'm afraid I didn't care for this one nearly as much as the first book I read from this author. There was a sex scene before the first 50 pages were up which felt way too soon and left me completely unmoved because there were no feelings involved at all, least of all love. The c...
The blurb is a bit misleading. This is what happens. 3 months ago Daphne had sex with the Earl of Sutherland so she did not have to marry her best friend who was in love with another woman. She is now ruined gods and tries to get her clan back on its feet. They are poor and without a clear leader. A...
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*This book was provided to the reviewer by the author in exchange for an honest review at SeductiveMusings.blogspot.comThis is my first book by Mary Wine and at the time I began reading it, I did not realize it was the latest in an ongoing series. The event which drives the story - Daphne McLeod wil...
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