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Highland Hellcat (Highlander #2)

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"Deeply romantic, scintillating, and absolutely delicious."
Sylvia Day, national bestselling author of The Stranger I Married

He wants a wife he can control...

Connor Lindsey is a Highland laird, but his clan's loyalty is hard won and he takes nothing for granted. He'll do whatever it takes to find a virtuous wife, even if he has to kidnap her...

She has a spirit that

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Jul 28, 2010 drey rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010-reads, romance-historical-regency

Mary Wine's Highland Hellcat is a Highland romance where the heroine--Brina--isn't very inclined to be obedient or subservient. Then again, she wasn't expected to be either--at least, not to any mere man. As the third daughter, she was raised to be a nun, and her father augmented her education by letting her learn to hunt and fish.

Then Brina finds herself kidnapped by her oldest sister's betrothed, and has a hard time coming to terms with wanting him instead of the Church. Personally, I wouldn'...more

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Jun 06, 2012 Lucy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: people who like historical romance without so much drama

Shelves: historical-romance, adult-series, expected-more, kickass-strong-heroines, oh-hot-hot-hot, plain-sexual

I chose this book because of the wonderful cover and also because the story seemed to be interesting.
I indeed found the story interesting though I can't give it more than 3 stars because of certain aspects.
First, I thought that the author would develop the plot a bit more.
Now that I am finished with the book, I am a bit disappointed because I think it lacks excitement. The plot is too simple!
I would love to see some drama like some sort of plot to ruin the relationship between the hero, Connor...more

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Mar 06, 2012 Dawn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-books, highlander

Connor Lindsay has made a deal to marry Deirdre Chattan as an alliance, but she is no longer pure and has been defiled by Lindsay's enemy which means he cannot marry her because people will not believe their children will be his. So Lindsay kidnaps another sister, Brina, in Deirdre's place but this one was planning to be the bride of Christ so needless to say it is not all smooth sailing.

Most of the book are about Brina adjusting to life with Conner and trying not to break the oath her father ma...more

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Jun 30, 2011 Sandy M rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical

I’ve been wonderfully surprised with these Highlander books by Mary Wine. These are the first of her books I’ve read, and now I’d like to pick up others from her backlist. She has a wide variety to choose from. But I’m glad to find another author who writes intriguing Scottish Highlanders. That’s including heroines, despite my love of a totally alpha hero.

Connor has an agreement with the Chattan laird, needing the alliance to strengthen his backing for the eventual release of his young sister, w...more I’ve been wonderfully surprised with these Highlander books by Mary Wine. These are the first of her books I’ve read, and now I’d like to pick up others from her backlist. She has a wide variety to choose from. But I’m glad to find another author who writes intriguing Scottish Highlanders. That’s including heroines, despite my love of a totally alpha hero.

Connor has an agreement with the Chattan laird, needing the alliance to strengthen his backing for the eventual release of his young sister, who was stolen years before by the Douglas clan. That agreement is for marriage to one of the laird’s daughters. Everything goes wrong when the intended daughter believes herself in love with someone else and she flees in the dark of night to meet him. Connor is intent on keeping their agreement, and when the opportunity to resolve the whole mess is introduced to him, he doesn’t hesitate - he absconds with Brina, the youngest Chattan and the only daughter to be promised to the church, plucks her right from her father’s grasp as they’re on their way to leave Brina with the sisters. Her situation matters not to Connor. He knows, during and after the journey to his home, that he and his newly acquired hellcat can have a good life together.

Never having been away from her home or so near a man like she’s been to Connor, Brina is finding it more and more difficult to resist his charms. And she does try. Her entire life has been devoted to the restrictions of the church, so she’s overloaded with emotion and all kinds of stimulation. I wouldn’t have lasted a second if I’d been the recipient of Connor’s stimulation. Brina takes resistance to a whole new level. She also wants to honor her father and his word to the church. Her eventual future would be to become Mother Superior, but keeping this braw Highlander at bay is beyond her. Though after a while she doesn’t wish to. All the while with Connor, fighting everything he throws at her for all she’s worth, Brina’s spunk and sass never wanes. Of course, that’s something Connor loves about her. I could say that Brina can try until doom’s day to resist Connor and she’ll never win, however, I think it’s Connor who’d better watch out.

What’s also very intriguing with this story is the way Ms. Wine has used Scottish politics of the time, including throwing about clout with the King and even taking our characters to court to have their fate decided, once a so-called friend of Connor’s goes too far in trying to keep peace in the Highlands. Brina is torn from Connor and he takes chase, acknowledging his feelings for her are something more than lust and will allow no one to take what’s his. Brina, in the meantime, keeps her head about her and aids Connor in bringing his family back together without nary a thought to herself.

This has been a fun, charming, interesting, mysterious, and very romantic serious so far, and I’m looking forward to the books that will follow. Ms. Wine does one heck of a terrific job writing my Highlanders.

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Jan 11, 2011 Gaby rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance

In Highland Hellcat, Mary Wine introduces the three Chattan daughters. The romantic lead is the third daughter of Laird Chattan - the daughter promised to the Church at birth and raised to be self-sufficient, independent and to do without praise. All her life, her family and clan have been careful not to spoil her - she's rarely complimented, always worn white and rarely given physical affection all to get her ready for the spartan existence expected of nuns.

But when her eldest sister elopes wit...more

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Nov 16, 2010 Booklover1335 rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010

Readers first met the hero, Connor Lindsey, in To Conquer a Highlander where he was a charismatic rogue who was setting off to claim his rumored wayward betrothed bride. This book, Highland Hellcat, begins with Connor finding that his bride is no longer pure and in a dilemma of how to keep a critical clan alliance while satisfying the demands of the clan that relies on him to lead them during precarious times.

I was looking forward to this story because of the hero....to see him get his day in t...more Readers first met the hero, Connor Lindsey, in To Conquer a Highlander where he was a charismatic rogue who was setting off to claim his rumored wayward betrothed bride. This book, Highland Hellcat, begins with Connor finding that his bride is no longer pure and in a dilemma of how to keep a critical clan alliance while satisfying the demands of the clan that relies on him to lead them during precarious times.

I was looking forward to this story because of the hero....to see him get his day in the sun so to speak...going from an intriguing secondary character to primary hero. Unfortunately, I felt that Connor took the backseat to his heroine Brina, and the book focused more on her and her motivations than Connor's. I was disappointed that so much of the focus of the book was on Brina....even though I did like her as a heroine.

Much of the story is dedicated to Brina, and her unwavering belief that she cannot marry Connor (even though she grows to love him) without her father's consent and be able to keep her honor. Honor is very important to Brina. Honor, honor, honor. By the end of the book I wanted her to throw her honor out the window. I was frustrated by the need to reiterate this again and again. Instead I wished the reader would have been given more moments where Brina realized the freedom that fate has gifted her with instead of being given to a convent. I wanted her to realize that her training to become a mother superior wasn't in vain, that she could employ that training as the laird's wife...and all of the power and good she could do in that role. Brina fought so hard against marrying Connor to save her honor, that she seemed to have missed the point that she could have her cake (Connor) and eat it too (power and importance of a mother superior in her role as laird's wife). I wanted her to waiver more between her love vs her honor. If she couldn't have both I wanted her to choose Connor...I didn't come away from the story convinced of that.

Because Connor was born out of wedlock (but to two loving parents who later married) his illegitimacy, and his need to prove to his people that he is the right man to lead his clan, he needed to have a wife whose purity was above reproach. However, by capturing Brina and taking her outside of the bonds of marriage, could cause any children that they could be subjected to the same stigma and treatment Connor himself received...and what he was so desperate to avoid in his own marriage and offspring. In the end he goes against what he feels that his clan needs because he loved her...at least that is what I am assuming because this was barely addressed in the book, but felt that it should have played a larger part in the story since he refused to marry Brina's sister because of her impurity. I felt that it at least should have held the same amount of importance as Brina's honor.

Besides those two sticking points, I really enjoyed the historical tidbits that were interwoven into the story. Bath houses, the political unrest at the time due to a king that was a child, the importance of the role of each daughter born to man such as a laird. I wanted to like Highland Hellcat more than I actually did. I couldn't wait to read Connor's story, but after reading it I was completely indifferent to him as a hero in Hellcat. In the end too much of the story revolved around Brina's honor, and since she was the main focus of the story I didn't feel like she grew enough as a heroine to make up for the lack of character in Connor, which is why I felt this was just an average romance with little to set it above a mediocre love story...I was saddened by that.

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Overall: 3.0 stars
Sensuality level: 2.75(less)

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Oct 25, 2010 April rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: scottish-highlander-romance

HIGHLAND HELLCAT by Mary Wine is a delightful historical romance set in early Scotland. It is well written with depth,details, twists and turns. The characters are enchanting and engaging. It has Scottish lairds, loyalty, passion, romance, sweet sensuality, wit, family loyalty,betrayal, adventure,keeping the peace between rival Scottish clans, friendships and love conquers all. The hero, Connor, is tough, the laird of the Lindsey's clan, a Highlander,,honorable, promised to the eldest Chattan cl...more

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Oct 07, 2010 Samantha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical

Mary Wine is a skillful storyteller who creates romantic tales full of intrigue, love and just enough flare of drama to keep readers flipping the pages.

Brina Chattan is the youngest of the Chattan daughters. Promised to the church, Brina knows her purpose in life. Of three daughters, Brina has easily accepted the reality of her father’s promise to the abbey. Though she is feisty and strong-willed, Brina believes that she will bring some good to the church and Scotland. But when her sister Deirdr...more

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Oct 05, 2010 Angelc rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Brina Chattan has spent her whole life preparing to be a nun, while her two sisters would be wed to powerful members of neighboring clans. When her sister, Dierdre, has an affair before her marriage, her betrothed finds out. Connor, the Lindsey laird, doesn't want a disgraced bride, so he steals Brina while on her way to the abbey. Brina fights Connor every step of the way, but she can't deny her attraction to him. When they arrive at his home and she's spoiled by the luxuries she never would ha...more Brina Chattan has spent her whole life preparing to be a nun, while her two sisters would be wed to powerful members of neighboring clans. When her sister, Dierdre, has an affair before her marriage, her betrothed finds out. Connor, the Lindsey laird, doesn't want a disgraced bride, so he steals Brina while on her way to the abbey. Brina fights Connor every step of the way, but she can't deny her attraction to him. When they arrive at his home and she's spoiled by the luxuries she never would have had at the abbey, she starts to question the life that has always been set out for her.

I really liked Brina, she was so independent and struggled to accept Connor's help with anything because she'd never been given the luxury of having anyone to lean on before. Her whole life, she'd watched her sisters wear pretty dresses and have their hair fixed but she was never able to have those things. She was so strong because she never complained about her place in life. It was so interesting to see her eyes opened to how nice the little luxuries in life were. I also liked that Connor loved to give her those things she'd never had, making her life as comfortable as possible.

I loved how every time Brina thought she would irritate Connor by acting like a screaming "hellcat," that he actually liked it! It was really funny to me how it just made him chase after her more.

I was a little impatient at first because the hero and heroine didn't meet each other until 50 or so pages into the book. Once they met, there was a lot of focus on the romance though.

This one wasn't really my style of romance. I think my biggest hurdle to really enjoying this one was what I felt were unkind attitudes towards women. I'm not a stickler for historical accuracies when it comes to attitudes and values-I want girl power! There was foul language and a lot of the story revolved around Deirdre being a disgrace for not being a virgin bride, and then of course the stealing of Brina.

Overall, this was a nice historical romance but I wanted more respect towards the women in the book.

This ARC was provided for review by the publisher.

reviewed for: http://inthehammockblog.blogspot.com/

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Oct 14, 2010 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance

This is book 2 in a series of highlanders, but you can just jump right in here. The hero in this book is mentioned in book 1 since he is a friend of that hero, but the couple from book 1 is not mentioned here. Only the hero that will be in book 3. So, no OCD troubles, you all know I like to talk about that.

Connor Lindsay is planned to marry Deirdre Chattan, but she has been naught and he is upset but still need the alliance but without people doubting if his children are his. So he does what eve...more This is book 2 in a series of highlanders, but you can just jump right in here. The hero in this book is mentioned in book 1 since he is a friend of that hero, but the couple from book 1 is not mentioned here. Only the hero that will be in book 3. So, no OCD troubles, you all know I like to talk about that.

Connor Lindsay is planned to marry Deirdre Chattan, but she has been naught and he is upset but still need the alliance but without people doubting if his children are his. So he does what every good highlander would do, kidnaps her virtuous sister that is on her way to a convent. Sparks will fly.

Yay more bride stealing business, this one should be called the bride stealing series. I do like those rugged highlanders stealing brides, but only if they are nice to them. And Connor at once see that Brina is more than just a meek woman raised to be a nun, she can hunt, and she is a hellcat. But at the same time she has learnt nothing about men, and every touch makes her skittish. But who would not melt when a handsome man in a kilt sets out to seduce her, and he is so honourable too, he wants to marry her, but it's she who says no. She has promised her father to become a nun. I do like that it's he who wants her so much, and she who wants to keep that promise.

A lot of other things are happening too, her father is upset, a daughter of his must become a bride of Christ, one sister is not happy about her upcoming marriage, there is the Deirdre scandal (and she is the heroine of book 3, I wonder if her man will steal her away). A neighbouring clan has Connor's sister captive, and he fears they will attack his lands. But mostly it is a about a woman and a man, falling in love, finding passion, and trying to figure out how they can be together.

The negative part is the trouble I have with most Scottish Highlander books, the accent, kind of wish that would be skipped.

Other than that is was a romantic, and sometimes steamy book. It goes without saying, a highlander is a devil in bed. And a hellcat, she takes some time to be tamed.

Final thoughts: A good story about a highlander stealing his bride.(less)

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Aug 05, 2011 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the first book by Mary Wine that I have read. I will tell you I will be reading more. Even thought I had not read the first book in the series I had no problem following the story. This is a well written romance with Drama, Intrigue, Spirit and Love.

He wants a wife he can control...

Connor Lindsey is a Highland laird, but his clan's loyalty is hard won and he takes nothing for granted. He'll do whatever it takes to find a virtuous wife, even if he has to kidnap her...

She has a spirit tha...more

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Nov 06, 2010 Jess rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, historical-romance

This was a book I just randomly picked up at my library, I haven't read the first book because I didn't know it was a series but I didn't feel lost at any point.

This was a really good Scottish HR. The main character Connor is pissed because his future bride "dishonored" herself by sleeping with someone else. To console himself he steals another woman for his bride who was supposed to be going into the nunnery. Brina is incredulous that some big highlander thought he had a right to steal her, but...more

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Oct 26, 2010 Heather Pearson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

I was having one of those drab days and I didn't really know what to do to lift my mood. Then I spotted a copy of Highland Hellcat . I thought to myself that a man in a kilt and a little romance might be just the remedy I needed.

"Come, my beauty, we shall see if we can impress anyone tonight with our skill."

What a leading first line. Author Mary Wine had my attention. I was envisioning a darkly handsome highlander whispering those words to a bevy of buxom barmaids. Not to be, these were the very...more I was having one of those drab days and I didn't really know what to do to lift my mood. Then I spotted a copy of Highland Hellcat . I thought to myself that a man in a kilt and a little romance might be just the remedy I needed.

"Come, my beauty, we shall see if we can impress anyone tonight with our skill."

What a leading first line. Author Mary Wine had my attention. I was envisioning a darkly handsome highlander whispering those words to a bevy of buxom barmaids. Not to be, these were the very words of Brina Chattan, soon to be nun, the third daughter of Robert Chattan, Laird of Chattan Castle. As I continued to read I became intrigued by this young woman who had grown up knowing that she was to become a nun and was destined to become the mother superior. Yes, Brina is a strong willed, and very capable young woman, but what's she doing in a romance. I kept reading and very quickly the plot started to unveil some unseemly events involving one of her elder sisters.

From this point on I couldn't read fast enough. I had an inkling of an impending change in Brina's future, but couldn't guess how it was going to come about. Then I met Connor Lindsey, Laird of Clan Lindsay, and promised Brina's sister Deirdre in marriage. I felt a sympathy for Connor from the moment he was introduced. I was firmly on his side and knew that he would do what ever was required to avenge his honour and that of his clan.

Brina and Connor were both characters with strong personalities that would lead to clashes and adventure, perfect for what I needed from this book. I wasn't disappointed. There were several unexpected twists and turns in the plot that kept this book from being predictable. At those points I couldn't figure out how Ms. Wine was going to get the story back on track, but she would add another twist and bound off in yet another direction. Turned out that this book was the perfect foil to my mood. If you're like me an you enjoy a good romance involving men in kilts, then Highland Hellcat is a wonderful choice.

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Oct 27, 2010 Shannon rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Brina Chattan, as a third daughter, was raised to become a nun. When her older sister falls from grace, the sister's intended groom kidnaps Brina for himself. Brina finds that her life will not be the one that she was prepared for.

My only complaint is that the first few chapters of the book unnecessarily listed the Highlander characteristics that are typical in a Highlander romance (honor, watching after their women, fighting, being strong and stubborn, etc.). It was tedious for me.

Otherwise, I...more

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Oct 19, 2010 Rebecca (everyday reader) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance

Brina and Connor make a good couple. Great page-turning read. Full of action, romance, courage, honor, and old Scottish jacobite politics.

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Feb 14, 2012 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2012

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"He wants a wife he can control..."

Connor Lindsey is a Highland laird, but his clan's loyalty is hard won and he takes nothing for granted. He'll do whatever it takes to find a virtuous wife, even if he has to kidnap her...

"She has a spirit that can't be tamed..."

Brina Chattan has always defied convention. She sees no reason to be docile now that she's been captured by a powerful laird and taken to his storm-tossed castle in the Highlands, far from her home.

When a rival laird's int...more

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Feb 10, 2011 Leanne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011-books, feb-11, historical-romance, kindle, mary-wine

The second book of Mary Wine's that I have read in the Scottish highlands theme and she makes it easy to read and get into.

Connor finds out his intended bride isn't as pure as she is meant to be and that can't do for Laird who needs a pure wife to marry and give him heirs. So he decides to take her sister and what follows is Connor's refusal to give her up even though she is intended for the church and Brina who is torn between her honour to her father and the church but can't deny the feelings...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Cario Lam rated it 5 of 5 stars

At the moment I'm only about two thirds of the way through the book. I've read enough to know that it deserves five stars in my opinion. Connor Lindsey needs to forge an alliance with the Chattans and was suppose to do this by marrying the eldest daughter of the clan laird. However an act of dishonor on her part ruins his plans. So he abducts Brina the youngest daughter in hopes that she will agree to be his wife and the mistress of Birch Stone his family castle. Little does he know that Brina h...more

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Nov 19, 2012 Nicole Laverdure rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

HIGHLAND HELLCAT is the second book in Mary Wine's Highland Series.
A beautiful romance emotionally rich with her characters, Connor and Brina.
If your are a fan of Mary Wine and have read the first book "To conquer a Highlander" then you will love this book.
I love this author for her style of writing and the hight drama of her characters in this trilogy.
Mary Wine wrote a sensual, passionate, romantic, intense and breathtaking romance. You will enjoy every minute with this charming and
wonderful st...more

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Oct 09, 2010 Karen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Mary Wine is a favourite author of mine and I always eagerly anticipate the release of a new novel. Highland Hellcat arrived in my post on Friday and I am so lucky it was a rainy Friday afternoon and all the kids sport was cancelled so that I could stick them in front of a dvd, order take-away and I could lose myself in "Highland Hellcat". I honestly didn't stop until I had reached the last page. Its fantastic. If you love a good highland romance then you will enjoy this novel.

Highland Hellcat i...more

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Oct 06, 2010 Kathleen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The beginning was a good start then it went a little down hill from there. I really liked both the hero's and heroines characters but they bickered too much for me. The ending was good as was the bit of action that the story had. The loves scenes where not as hot as most of Mary Wines book's are but they were still well done. All and all I did like this book.

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Aug 30, 2011 L.W. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another strong female character in a time where women had no rights and were considered property. She pretty much gave as good as she got. That eternal struggle between man and woman was very well written and it kept my interest. My only complaint is it ended and now I have to find another book to read

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Jul 16, 2012 Taylor rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Read the first book of the series and liked it so I thought I would follow up with Highland Hellcat. Book wasn't as good as the first but all in all was still ok. I did however struggle to finish reading this book. Not because it was bad, but because the plot didn't really pick up or anything till nearing the end. Around 3/4 of the book I found to be very lacking and repetitious. If there was some more action, scheming and such involved in the plot earlier on in the book, it would have been much...more

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Jan 14, 2013 esa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Not a big fan of the second klidnapping and it took to long to explain and i didnt like it. I biane had been able to show her bow and arrow skills more, but i loved the book!!1 Love this author

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Jul 27, 2011 Vivian Archer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-hist

Sensuous take on the abduction motif. Nicely done with a healthy dose of clan politics. Situated primarily away from court politics it has a nice overview of family duty and roles.

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Sep 27, 2010 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviews, historical-romance

Highland laird, Connor Lindsey is looking for a wife who is innocent and one that will comply to all he says. But when he kidnaps Brina Chattan -- she isn't exactly what he was expecting. A wild side that refuses to obey or be tamed.

Highland Hellcat is entertaining. A fascinating read. You can really tell how much research was put into this book. Full of romance and intrigue. Exactly what I hoped for when I seen the title and cover. This was my first time reading anything by Mary Wine, and for m...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Fun read, and some aspects to the storyline that I thought were a nice change of pace. Getting used to reading how the Highlanders talked - nae for no, etc - took some getting used to but a great summer read!

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Feb 10, 2013 Angie Outland rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I love the Highlander series. There is mystery, suspense and romance. I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys reading historical romances.

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Jul 23, 2011 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

Mary Wine's (Scottish) books remind me a great deal of Julie Garwood's older romance novels. I have been devouring Ms. Wine's novels.

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Feb 18, 2013 Katarsha Ridley rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I love this book and the characters in it. Mary Wine is swiftly becoming one of my favorite authors.

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