Soul of a Highlander (Daughters of the Glen, #3)

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Soul of a Highlander (Daughters of the Glen #3)

by Melissa Mayhue (Goodreads Author)

4.15 of 5 stars 4.15 · rating details · 1,065 ratings · 47 reviews

Nine years ago, Faerie Magic saved Mairi MacKiernan at the cost of her dreams of happiness, snatching her from her life in 1272, and depositing her in the twenty-first century. Now, she must save the last Daughter of the MacKiernan family...who was murdered in 1295. Transported back in time at her request, Mairi finds herself captured by the same evil men as before! Is thi...more

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Published May 20th 2008 by Pocket Books

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Sep 18, 2012 Jetches (My Not So Vacant Shelf) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Finally back to olden day Scotland! And with familiar characters no less! I was always curious about how Mairi ended up turning out, and what happened to her the night she was brought to ‘present day’ time. But then she believes she has to go back. To save her family’s female line even though she’s not suppose to change the past. As a girl that is ‘out of place’ she believes that she belongs nowhere and has no clue what to do with her future. Then comes Ramos back to the past to save her. I abso...more Finally back to olden day Scotland! And with familiar characters no less! I was always curious about how Mairi ended up turning out, and what happened to her the night she was brought to ‘present day’ time. But then she believes she has to go back. To save her family’s female line even though she’s not suppose to change the past. As a girl that is ‘out of place’ she believes that she belongs nowhere and has no clue what to do with her future. Then comes Ramos back to the past to save her. I absolutely loved how there was a piece of modern mixed with the old and that Ramos, although born in moder times, fits more with the older Scotland and is truly a man’s man. So put a feisty and determined Mairi with a reluctant hero Ramos and you have awesomeness. These characters were more enjoyable. I guess I, and probably a lot of other readers, love characters who fight and bicker. Who tease, and try and order each other around un-successfully. This book, like the first, was filled with passion and emotion. With characters that both had set tasks and were trying to complete them (without knowing what they really were).
Good:
Mairi—a little more refined than she use to be but still determined and feisty.
Ramos—convinced that he is a bad guy and trying his hardest to be good even if that means sacrificing his own happiness and future.
The Macalisters—A lively bunch descended from awesome characters in the first book that pave the way for future novels.
Bad:
I didn’t necessary like how Mairi was more docile. She even gets mad at herself for realizing that she would like Ramos to come to her rescue and that instead of speaking up she let Ramos handle the situation for her. I guess I’m a big fan of women being independent.
Overall (Writing style, story line, and general):
Overall Melissa Mayhue hit on what made her first novel a favourite of mine. The passion and romance, as well as the time period, sweep you up into an adventure that you feel like you just cannot put down. Filled with fae magic, and an abundance of unique characters this novel gets your heart running and your kilt waving proudly in the wind.

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Apr 18, 2008 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Book release: June 2008

What woman hasn’t ever dreamed of a handsome highland lover who sweeps her off her feet? Why are so many of us so fascinated with these brawny heroes? I don’t know, and I really don’t care, but I sure love to read about them! “Soul of a Highlander” is the third offering in Ms. Mayhue’s magical Highland series, preceded by “Thirty Nights with a Highland Husband” and “Highland Guardian”. This series features 13th century hunky Scots (and Scottesses!), modern women, magic, an...more Book release: June 2008

What woman hasn’t ever dreamed of a handsome highland lover who sweeps her off her feet? Why are so many of us so fascinated with these brawny heroes? I don’t know, and I really don’t care, but I sure love to read about them! “Soul of a Highlander” is the third offering in Ms. Mayhue’s magical Highland series, preceded by “Thirty Nights with a Highland Husband” and “Highland Guardian”. This series features 13th century hunky Scots (and Scottesses!), modern women, magic, and faeries good and bad. If you are a fan of Lynn Kurland, Karen Marie Moning’s earlier works, or Janet Chapman, do yourself a favor and check out Melissa Mayhue’s books.

Her latest features two secondary characters from earlier in the series. First up is Mairi MacKiernan, who was saved by magic from death in the year 1272 and brought forward into the 21st century. Our heroine feels out of place and she’s sure that the faerie magic heritage of true-love for her will never come to pass as she’s ‘out’ of her time. Although she appreciates all the conveniences of the century she now finds herself in, she misses her 13th century aunt dearly. While reading about her family’s past, she discovers that her Aunt Rosalyn’s daughter was killed at a young age and decides to travel to the past and save her for her beloved aunt. Mairi boldly challenges the Faerie Prince Pol to grant her the powers she needs to complete this mission. But bargains with the Fae never turn out quite like one intended…

Ramos Servans has renounced his father and his past as a Nuadian (dark) Fae. He’s dedicated his life to becoming one of the Guardians who protect humans and prevent the Nuadians from their goal of returning to the Realm of Fae. Ramos knows he has so much to atone for as his father is the leader of the Nuadians and Ramos spent his early years unknowingly helping his father destroy hundreds of humans and wreak havoc on their world. Although he’s not exactly thrilled with his new assignment of rescuing Mairi, it is his first assignment as a Guardian and he will succeed.

When these two become acquainted in the past, they quickly realize there are several significant obstructions to fulfilling their tasks and destinies…the first of which is the opposing nature of what they perceive as their destinies. It turns out Aunt Roslyn’s daughter Marsali is quite the spoiled little princess; the castle is hosting a former enemy of Mairi that’s sure to remember and identify her; some of the information Mairi dug up seems to be incorrect and incomplete; and the ancient evil relative Ramos was expecting to meet is none other than his father!

With Mairi determined to save Marsali (after all, it’s her destiny) and Ramos determined to kill his father (after all, it’s his destiny), these two are in for quite a struggle! Their attraction for each other also seems to keep getting in the way. Someone must compromise, and neither one of these is willing. But remember…when you call on the magic of the Fae, destinies and dreams may not be what they seem.
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Jan 27, 2012 Jilly rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: daughters-of-the-glenn

I wanted to read this book because I'd read the other two in the series and it seemed only right to know the end of the story though I suspect, after reading this book, that it won't be the end of the story after all.

Melissa Mayhue isn't new to me, as I said, I read her previous books in this series and while she isn't a bad writer I don't find her stories grabbing enough to really warrant my interest in the future.

I have to admit that the story of Mairi and Ramos was a bit more interesting that...more

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May 28, 2011 Elenariel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: highlanders

C'è ben poco da dire se non che questo volume chiude un primo ciclo di personaggi. La storia segue lo stesso identico schema dei due libri precedenti non lasciando spazio per alcuna sorpresa, stesso discorso per la tipologia dei personaggi: coprotagonista che finge di essere diversa da com'è come meccanismo di difesa, tradimento da parte di un insospettabile (si fa per dire!), risoluzione grazie al non intervento di un pentito dell'ultimo minuto. E per quanto i due protagonisti trovino alla fine...more

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Feb 19, 2010 Jennifer Rayment rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Lovers of fiction involving fae, timetravel, highlanders, romance

Third story in the Daughters of the Glen series by Melissa Mayhue

I definitely liked this story much better than 1st book in series. The plot was more well developed and very smoothly written. This story was far more fast paced than the other novels in the series. Scenes flowed together nicely and the plot line kept you glued to the story. Her prose was beautifully scripted and once again you felt like you were there in the story.

The main and secondary characters were far more realistic and I enj...more

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Jan 29, 2010 Mandy Beyers rated it 4 of 5 stars

The third book in the Daughters of the Glen series pulls together a character form the first book with a character from the second for a love story of their own. When Mairi MacKiernan was pulled out of her own time along with her brother, she felt that all chance for finding her true love was lost. When Ramos Servans discovered that his whole life had been a lie, and his father was the evil fae, rather than the good, he vowed to make amends by serving to protect the mortals his father hunted. Bu...more

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Jan 23, 2011 Bronwyn Rykiert rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, series

It is nine years since Connor MacKiernan married his Cate and they came to modern day America along with his younger sister Mairi. Mairi is sure that because she was whisked from the 13th century to now she will never meet her true love. She has been doing some family research lately and it has led her believe that she needs to go back to the 13th century to save her cousin Sallie from death. So she travels back to Scotland and goes to the Fairy Glen and calls on her Fae ancestor Pol to help her...more

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Apr 05, 2009 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: guilty-pleasures

Book #35 of 2009

Book #3 of the "Daughters of the Glen" series. This is what happens when you do nothing but read all day... you finish another book! This one was most definately connected to the previous two... There was much more than the occasional wandering characters milling about. (That is how I picture them, characters that wander to another book, popping in and say hello! Sorta like Inkheart) Secondary characters from both of the previous two books became main characters in the third. Als...more

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Mar 11, 2012 Barb Lie rated it 5 of 5 stars

“Soul of the Highlander is the 3rd book in Melissa Mayhue’s Daughters of the Glen series. I really enjoyed this book.

Mairi MacKiernan's life already changed dramatically when she was saved from death and pulled forward in time with her brother, Connor. She's adjusted to modern life, but she has a strong need to fix what happen in the past, and to save her cousin Marsali.

Mairi confronts Pol and gains permission to travel back to the past to right a wrong. Mairi needs to get past her almost rape...more “Soul of the Highlander is the 3rd book in Melissa Mayhue’s Daughters of the Glen series. I really enjoyed this book.

Mairi MacKiernan's life already changed dramatically when she was saved from death and pulled forward in time with her brother, Connor. She's adjusted to modern life, but she has a strong need to fix what happen in the past, and to save her cousin Marsali.

Mairi confronts Pol and gains permission to travel back to the past to right a wrong. Mairi needs to get past her almost rape and murder that occurred before she was brought to the future, she needs to get back her spirit and fire Ramos Servans, now a Fae Guardian, wants to repair the damage done by his evil father, Reynard. He is given the task to go back in time to help rescue or assist Mairi in her quest. Ramos needs to get past the things he did for his father, not know that he was a bad guy. He’s a good man, and everyone but him sees that.

Both Ramos and Mairi were a great couple. As much as I liked Connor and Ian from the first two books, I knew once I found out this book belonged to Ramos, that I would love him the best. I really enjoyed him in Highland Guardian, with his friendship to Sarah. But totally fell in love with him in ‘Soul of a Highlander’. I was surprised that Mairi turned out to be such a great heroine

This book was excellent throughout, with very little boring moments. Very exciting all through, and Reynard Servans made a very good villain, even if I dislike him so much. What I loved mostly about the book, was meeting Rosalyn again, and her family. At first I couldn’t take Marsali, but ended up really liking Sallie. lol She was one tough young girl at the end. I would have loved to see a storyline for her, but I doubt that will happen, as she ends up married to Ran.

The parts with Pol, I love, as I really like him, and hope he continues to be part of the other stories. It was also great at the end to see the children, Will and Rose again; as well as seeing Cate, Connor, Ian, Sarah. Mayhue continues to make you fall in love with her couples, as she did once again with Ramos and Mairi. She also has very good with creating excellent secondary characters, and my guess is many of those will be future books, therefore allowing us to go back and forth in time, with Rosalyn’s family and the current time families (Cate/Connor, Ramos/Mairi, Ian/Sarah) or in the far future books (will this series end?) for Will and Rose.

Loved this book, very relaxing and enjoyable read. However, that being said, I was somewhat disturbed with some points of the end. I love Dallyn, are they trying to tell us he is Wyn Servans? Though Wyn wasn’t totally bad, I can’t see him being Dallyn, since how would he have been able to go to the realm, which isn’t probable, as he was Naudian. And the mystery that Pol wants to discuss with Dallyn about the mistake of his with Mairi (mortal women having fae power). Oh well, we shall see.

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Aug 25, 2011 Jenn of Frequent Reader, Infrequent Blogger rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, romance-novels, review-written

***NOTE MY REVIEWS OFTEN CONTAIN SPOILERS***

When Mairi MacKiernan researches the family she left behind in the thirteenth century only to learn that her beloved Aunt Rosalyn’s only daughter is killed before her time Mairi decides that she must go back and save the girl. Unfortunately her sister in law, the only one she knows with time travelling powers won’t help her because it’s forbidden to change the past. Unwilling to let things drop, Mairi goes to Pol’s Glenn determined to claim the birthri...more ***NOTE MY REVIEWS OFTEN CONTAIN SPOILERS***

When Mairi MacKiernan researches the family she left behind in the thirteenth century only to learn that her beloved Aunt Rosalyn’s only daughter is killed before her time Mairi decides that she must go back and save the girl. Unfortunately her sister in law, the only one she knows with time travelling powers won’t help her because it’s forbidden to change the past. Unwilling to let things drop, Mairi goes to Pol’s Glenn determined to claim the birthright denied to her because she was a daughter of a son instead of the daughter of a daughter. Before going on the journey Mairi leaves a packet with Sarah only to be opened if she doesn’t return that night because even if she’s back in time for years she should return within moments of when she left. The packet is the only information she leaves about her plans, not willing to risk telling anyone about her hopes before then because she’s not willing to let them stop her. When Mairi doesn’t return that night Ian goes to Dallyn requesting the guardian’s help to bring back his friend’s sister. Ramos Navaros, formerly known as Ramos Servans will do anything to redeem himself for the pain he caused during his time with his father. He can’t forgive himself for being so blind, for being part of the wrong team, that’s why he became a guardian. To become part of the Elite Guard was his greatest honor, so when his first assignment is to journey into the past to save Mairi from the Duke Servans he’s sure his destiny is to kill the Nuadian wreaking havoc in the thirteenth century and see Mairi home. He doesn’t plan on the girl being an irresistible feisty woman and what he really doesn’t count on is the Nuadian being his own father. He’d plan to send Mairi right home then deal with his father, but Mairi won’t return without saving her cousin and he can’t abandon Mairi to go after his father. As passion stirs between them Ramos knows he must end it, he knows that with his family and his past he’s not good enough for Mairi, but he can’t seem to convince her of that. If he could only get her home she’d see other men would be so much better for her even if he doesn’t like to think of the idea of her with any other man. Unfortunately when Mairi finally tries to escape to the present with her cousin her magic won’t work. She’s there to fulfill her destiny which she thought was saving Marsali, if that’s not her destiny what is and will she discover it before she’s stuck in the past forever?

The third novel in the Daughters of the Glenn series finally ties together the relation between the first two novels as secondary characters from each novel come together for their own love story. The book is a well written close third person that bounces between the present and the past in the beginning before both characters return to the past to the bulk of the story. Sex scenes are included in this romance, but they’re short and there’s only like two of them which accent the love story rather than detract from it. Though I will say one of them did kind of bug me, not because it’s a bad scene, but because he just saved her from hypothermia and they’re supposed to be saving her cousin who’s been kidnapped by the Duke. Time is of the essence and they decide to have sex? My thought on this was that these characters really need to get their priorities straight. I also find it a little hard to believe that with all the inappropriate for that time period things that they do in this novel no one catches them and they aren’t forced to get married. I mean beside the sex, half the things the two of them do which are entirely acceptable in this century would have made her be thought of as ruined and in need of a shotgun wedding in that one. However their coming together is entirely their own decision instead of a mandate based on their actions in the past which though it worked well with the plot doesn’t seem entirely believable to me. It almost makes me wonder if the people in that keep are blind. I did enjoy that although initially Mairi is paralyzed by fear in frightening situation eventually she gets past that and uses all the defensive things she learned in the future to help protect herself. She did demonstrate quite a few things to portray her as a strong woman; however she also had quite a few that made her look like a weak one. The plot was an interesting blend of a love story and a fantasy I guess suspense. It was definitely a well written page turner with a fast pace.

The main characters are extremely well developed and easy to relate to. The two leads Mairi and Ramos kind of parallel each other with the kind of healing they need to do because of their pasts. Mairi needs to get past her almost rape and murder that occurred before she was brought to the future, she needs to get back her spirit and fire. Ramos needs to get past what he did at his father’s request because it wasn’t like he knew at the time that his father was the bad guy. He was raised to believe something entirely different from the truth and he’s a good man. Everyone other than him sees that. They both have these huge emotional scars that they need each other to get through. They’re a nice blend of positive and negative attributes that make them memorable and realistic characters. I also enjoyed seeing the characters we’ve met in other novels like Pol, Dallyn, Connor and Cate, Sarah and Ian as well as Rosalyn and Blaine. Though many of these characters took a back seat to newer characters it’s always nice to see a novel which brings back characters you enjoyed in previous novels. Even the secondary characters were fairly well developed.

Overall I’d definitely recommend this book to readers of fantasy and historical romance. Mayhue is a writer in the genre who is not to be missed. (less)

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May 18, 2012 Lori McD rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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4.5 stars

Probably the best of the series so far, IMO! Loved Mairi and Ramos together - so happy that the two of them could find peace and love. Loved "going back" and seeing Rosalyn's family. Also got the treat of seeing all the pairs we've met so far - fantastic!

Really hooked on these books! Hoping that Duncan will get his "turn" as the Hero of one of the books soon.

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Jul 13, 2011 Cindi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Sometimes you're just in the mood for a cheesy time travel book so you can sigh over the hunky Scotsman (or Spaniard/Fairy, in this case). This is an excellent series for that! Enough drama to get your heart rate up, enough good characters to keep you interested in the series, enough realistic/independent/stubborn women to root for. It was just enough!

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Apr 26, 2010 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

The third in the Daughters of the Glen Series focuses on Mairi MacKiernan, sister of Connor from book one, and one of my favorite character from book two, Ramos Navarro (Servans). Ramos' character is so downtrodden at the end of book two that I hoped he would be able to redeem himself. Ramos must go back to the past to find Mairi and fulfill his own destiny as Guardian. Mayhue creates a good story with some other interesting characters, including Rosalyn, Caden, Drew, and others from the 13th ce...more

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Feb 06, 2010 Lavendersbluegreen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Third in the Daughter’s Of The Glen series, get ready to follow Mairi from the first book on an adventure back in time. She returns to her “own time…but 1295 is a far cry and yet not so much from 1272. Accompanied by Ramos from book 2 in her adventures… I cannot wait for the next book!

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Apr 14, 2013 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This one is the best in the series so far. The plot line is good; once again time travel. I liked both MCs, especially Mairi from book 1, because she's smart and more spirited than the females in the previous books. Also, Ramos is verra, verra sexy. 'Nuff said.

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Mar 03, 2009 Denise rated it 5 of 5 stars

I think this one is my favorite of all of them so far. Mairi and Ramos are both "lost souls" - neither feeling comfortable with who and where they are. To me, it was obvious that they belonged together. I hope we see more of them in future books.

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Nov 28, 2011 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fae-or-faeries, has-erotic-scene-s, historical-fiction, not-profound-but-fun, fantasy, paranormal-romance, scotland-or-highlanders, part-of-a-series, romance

Quick review- Really enjoyed it. I like the continuation of the characters into this book. Main characters, Mairi & Ramos are believable & draw you in. Great book in the series & a great set up for books to come.

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Jun 05, 2012 ♥ Nell ♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: melissa-mayhue

I liked this book, even though it had time travel, it didn't chop back and forth between times. That irritates me.

I likes the characters, but I thought Ramos was a bit dense in admitting his destiny.

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Apr 15, 2012 Suzanne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Book 3 with Mairi from the first book and Ramos from the second. A time travel story again like the first one that I enjoy. I'm really liking this author, as the books grab and hold you and have good strong characters, male and female. Another fun read.

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Aug 25, 2008 Gypsie Holley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Again. I love this series. I wasn't sure about Ramos, especially his intro from last book but I love his character better than Ian's. Mairi, I had to refresh from the first book it had been awhile since I had read it. I knew I remembered the name. This was fabulous! Can I have him? Don't I ask that question often of these wonderful characters. This took us back to where the first book happened and we got to visit with all those characters all the while Mairi and Ramos fall in love. Excellent!

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Feb 24, 2010 Kendra rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Bk. 3, Mairi and Ramos. Ties in characters from the first and second book, and is a time-jump one. I'm thoroughly enjoying this author, as the books grab and hold you and have good strong characters, male and female. Another fun read.

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Aug 09, 2010 Maria rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Even though the story is well written the story sort of lacks bite. The good people are soooo good and the bad people isn´t all that evil. Everything is rather sweet.

I did choose the book because I am a big fan of KMM´s Highlander series but where in those books it gets really hot both in the action and between H/H, in Ms Mayhue´s books everything is rather mellow.
The heroine has a bit of strength though and there are some funny dialogue so it´s not a complete waste of time! I think it is a perf...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: part-of-series, traded-sold

This was a good book, but the "I'm not good enough for her" storyline got a bit old. Mairi was a good heroine.

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Jun 14, 2012 Lisa added it · review of another edition

Remember that book I bought on accident? And thought it was hilarious? And now I'm addicted...

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May 23, 2012 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars

The moment we meet Mairi, we know shes trouble! She is a great twist. and its good to see Ramos..

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Oct 01, 2010 Tobey rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked it better than the first two of this series. I think I connected more with the characters in this one

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Dec 10, 2011 C.M. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, vamps-weres-et-al

I'm really getting into this series now. The first was great, the 2nd threw me a bit but the third seems to get them both on the same track with a more rounded back story.

I'm glad I stuck with the series.

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Aug 10, 2009 Denise rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read this out of order I see. Liked the connection to the Fae again but very different than the Moning Highlander books and their Fae connection.

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Jun 08, 2011 Marcella rated it 5 of 5 stars

This series gets better and better. Romance with a touch of intrigue

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Oct 25, 2012 Debbie rated it 4 of 5 stars

All her stories are magical and well written!

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