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A review by theeclecticreview
Secrets of a Highland Warrior by Nicole Locke
4.0
Secrets of a Highland Warrior is the fourth and final book in the Lochmore Legacy series and can be read as a standalone.
The feuding Lochmore and McCrieff clans have come up with a plan to stop the bloodshed for now by marrying off two reluctant parties. Rory, son of the Lochmore chief, is trying to secure the lands owed to his clan by the King, and Ailsa, daughter of the acting chief of the McCrieffs, is trying to protect her people. As you can expect the pairing is greeted with resentment and filled with secrets and mistrust.
I’ve always enjoyed enemies to friends romances and this book is no exception. The added plot line of who poisoned Rory’s friend Paiden gives the story a great mystery to solve as well.
It was nice to read about an intelligent hero and heroine that don’t go off half-cocked at every given moment though they are enemies at the start. Also, the big love scene is not at the very beginning so when it happens, it is definitely worth the wait.
Overall this was a great end to a series and as a fan of highland romances, I enjoyed the unique romantic mystery.
Thank you to Ms. Locke for giving me the opportunity to review this book without expectation of a positive review.
The feuding Lochmore and McCrieff clans have come up with a plan to stop the bloodshed for now by marrying off two reluctant parties. Rory, son of the Lochmore chief, is trying to secure the lands owed to his clan by the King, and Ailsa, daughter of the acting chief of the McCrieffs, is trying to protect her people. As you can expect the pairing is greeted with resentment and filled with secrets and mistrust.
I’ve always enjoyed enemies to friends romances and this book is no exception. The added plot line of who poisoned Rory’s friend Paiden gives the story a great mystery to solve as well.
It was nice to read about an intelligent hero and heroine that don’t go off half-cocked at every given moment though they are enemies at the start. Also, the big love scene is not at the very beginning so when it happens, it is definitely worth the wait.
Overall this was a great end to a series and as a fan of highland romances, I enjoyed the unique romantic mystery.
Thank you to Ms. Locke for giving me the opportunity to review this book without expectation of a positive review.