twistinthetale's review against another edition
3.0
This was an immensely satisfyingly, if not original, historical novel set in Scotland. The hero looks set to wed spoilt and self-absorbed Catriona but instead finds himself attracted to Anna, a humble servant. The fight to become Laird against the fight to follow the heart's desire drives this novel and makes for entertaining reading. There are numerous side characters and side intrigues to keep pages turning.
aquariandancer's review against another edition
4.0
Book Two of the Highlander Brothers series. It can easily be read as a standalone book, though.
Anna and Lachann are both determined to avoid love forever because of their pasts. Anna has seen what love can do to people, such as Kyla and her abusive husband. Lachann is set on becoming the Laird of Kilgorra, even if he must marry a woman he does not care for. However, they cannot seem to resist one another.
If you're looking for a great Highland read with a brewery thrown in, this is definitely for you.
Anna and Lachann are both determined to avoid love forever because of their pasts. Anna has seen what love can do to people, such as Kyla and her abusive husband. Lachann is set on becoming the Laird of Kilgorra, even if he must marry a woman he does not care for. However, they cannot seem to resist one another.
If you're looking for a great Highland read with a brewery thrown in, this is definitely for you.
naaytaashreads's review against another edition
3.0
I unfortunately did not enjoy this as much as the first one.
I wasn't as excited or attached to the characters.
It was still a cute read. But the male character ain't Dugan.
HAHAHAHAHHA.
He has set such a high expectations that I was not interested in his brother at all.
I am sorry. hahaha
I wasn't as excited or attached to the characters.
It was still a cute read. But the male character ain't Dugan.
HAHAHAHAHHA.
He has set such a high expectations that I was not interested in his brother at all.
I am sorry. hahaha
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