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Tempest in the Highlands

(The Scottish Relic Trilogy #3)

May McGoldrick (Goodreads Author)

4.21 · Rating details · 317 ratings · 53 reviews

Miranda MacDonnell is on the run. When she inherited a mysterious relic from her mother, she had no idea the dangers it would bring. Now hunted by a relentless foe who will stop at nothing to find her, she has one choice: stow away on the ship of the notorious privateer, Black Hawk.

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Dec 05, 2016 Sissy's Romance Book Review rated it it was amazing

'Tempest in the Highlands' by May McGoldrick is book three in "The Scottish Relic Trilogy". This is the story of Miranda MacDonnell and Rob Hawkins AKA Black Hawk. I have read the previous books but feel this is a standalone book. The other couples do make an appearance to help take Sir Evers down. Miranda has been helping her mother who had the 'sight' to see things in the future. But her mother saw that Miranda was now in danger. and made her leave her home. Miranda's mother and father was kil ...more

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Dec 07, 2016 Lover of Romance rated it really liked it

Shelves: character-piracy, genre-historical-romance, setting-england, setting-nautical, characters-witch-wizard, setting-scotland, pub-2016

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Summary
Miranda McDonnell is forced to flee and go on the run with her mother's precious relic with her and the curse that comes along with it, horrible visions of the future. She stows away on a privateer's ship "Black Hawk" and poses as a boy. But when a terrible storm hits the ship and Rob Hawkins, the Captain also known as the Black Hawk is thrown overboard, she goes after him. They both end up on a deserted island and Miranda knows that she needs to keep up the pretense of her disguise, because if he discovers the truth than she might not be able to save him in the future. Rob Hawkins, has lived his life at his own pleasure, doing what needs to be done to get out of his fathers thumb and carve his own path in life. What he never expected was a boy saving his life multiple times, or that he would discover the "boy" true secret and fall in love with her
Plot and Story Line
Tempest of the Highlands continues off from where book 2 ended. Our two couples are on the search for the missing piece, the relic that will tie everything and all of them together. It starts off with the attack on Miranda's home, and being forced to flee. Miranda has always had special "gifts" and has felt fear and sacrifice all of her life. She is being hunted and so she disguises herself. This was a short and quick read, you could easily read it in one sitting. I really like that all three books are tied together, and in Tempest Of The Highlands, it brings it all together and the pieces just fall into place. I did feel like the romance felt a bit too rushed at times. Which makes sense since it didn't feel the length of a full novel. But everything else was simply fantastic. We have a plot that is exciting, keeps you on edge, and has plenty of mystery and magical tones that keeps the reader in suspense. The way that Miranda and Rob join forces together was fantastic, and this story was a whirlwind of adventure, mystery and danger. This couple writing pair certainly knows how to write a story to entertain.

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Nov 07, 2016 Tracy Emro rated it it was amazing

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*I received an eARC from NetGalley and the publisher and am voluntarily leaving a review*

There is only one word that comes to mind when I think about this book: WOW!

After reading the first two books, I was expecting a big finish and Team McGoldrick did not disappoint! This book was fantastic!

Miranda has inherited a piece of the tablet from her mother and has fled her home as a result of a vision her mother had. She knows her mother has passed because the gift of sight has been passed to her. Bef *I received an eARC from NetGalley and the publisher and am voluntarily leaving a review*

There is only one word that comes to mind when I think about this book: WOW!

After reading the first two books, I was expecting a big finish and Team McGoldrick did not disappoint! This book was fantastic!

Miranda has inherited a piece of the tablet from her mother and has fled her home as a result of a vision her mother had. She knows her mother has passed because the gift of sight has been passed to her. Before Miranda left home, her mother told her of her twin brother, Gavin and also told her that Rob Hawkins aka Hawk is part of her destiny and that she should seek him out.

Miranda stows away on Hawk's ship disguised as a boy. She knows that Hawk is important to her future and will help reunite her with her brother - but she trusts no one with her secrets.

Miranda has a vision of Hawk dying and knows she must save him, so when he is swept overboard during a storm, she dives in after him. They wash up on a seemingly deserted island and have to work together to survive. Miranda struggles to hide her identity and the two have some very amusing conversations while Hawk still believes that Miranda is a boy. When he finds out the truth, he continues to pretend that he is not aware of her gender and even more amusing conversations follow. When he finally reveals that he knows the truth, Miranda tells him part of her secret. He agrees to help her and the friendship they formed begins to deepen. It did seem like they fell in love a bit too fast - but given the "magical" feel of this book, I was able to overlook and accept this turn of events with barely a raised brow :) Rob knows that Miranda is the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with and Miranda hopes that they can have that future, but unfortunately, her visions seem to make that future very unlikely.

Meanwhile - Evers (the villain) is on the hunt for the last stone and captures Miranda's brother in an attempt to lure her to him. He is not aware that she is stranded on an island when he takes her brother - but soon learns of her location and sets out after her. At the same time, Innes, Connell, Alexander and Kenna have also been looking for Miranda and end up on the island.

When the truth of why they all end up on the island is revealed, they must all work together to stop Evers and restore the tablet. Hawk had a hard time believing Miranda's confession about her gift and that was further tested when he is dragged into the final confrontation.

I found part of the ending a little anti-climatic, but for the most part, it was perfect.

This book was well written, moved at a fast pace, had a lot of action, life and death moments, a giant, a couple of warm love scenes, it had a more paranormal/magical feel than the previous books and finally had a wonderful HEA.

I would highly recommend this book, but I would strongly urge you to read this series in order!

Just a note for the authors: I hope you are planning a book for Gavin!!! ...more

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Nov 04, 2016 A Klue rated it liked it

Shelves: virgin-heroine, author-i-usually-like, determined-hero, stand-alone, some-violence, alpha-hero, likable-main-couple, dresses-like-a-lad-heroine, hero-risks-it-all, a-few-steamy-scenes

I need to begin this review by saying, “It’s likely just me, folks, and hopefully not going to be you.” As book 3 of this series, Tempest in the Highlands started off with a Robinson Crusoe type feel eventually evolving into an Indiana Jones backdrop with a touch of Lord of the Rings. As I’ve never been a big fan of Temple of Doom type action drama, I found myself not overly wild about how this storyline eventually wrapped up. Rob and Miranda made a likable main couple, but they weren’t particul ...more

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Nov 20, 2016 Miranda rated it really liked it

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Tempest in the Highlands was an adventurous and satisfying end to The Scottish Relic trilogy. I thought the characters were enjoyable and that the plot was exciting. This was a nice way to wrap up this trilogy!

I am a HUGE fan of books when girls dress up as a male to achieve their goals. I find those plot lines to be so exciting, fun, and addictive. I think it stems from my love for Mulan , because the girls who typically pull a stunt like that are bad-asses. Miranda, the main ...more

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Dec 06, 2016 LadyTechie rated it really liked it

Tempest in the Highlands is a great book that I received a free copy of from St. Martin's via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I have never been a pirate story reader. This actually might be my first. Technically, Hawk is not a pirate, but, to the eyes of those in the world he appears to be a pirate, but, he is so much more. He reads like a tough, great-looking, ethical man who secretly works for the King of England, who is up to his neck in fighting wars on all fronts. One of his com Tempest in the Highlands is a great book that I received a free copy of from St. Martin's via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I have never been a pirate story reader. This actually might be my first. Technically, Hawk is not a pirate, but, to the eyes of those in the world he appears to be a pirate, but, he is so much more. He reads like a tough, great-looking, ethical man who secretly works for the King of England, who is up to his neck in fighting wars on all fronts. One of his commanders has gone rogue and the King has sent Hawk to bring him down, permanently. Hawk is following Evers' trail and lands in Scotland where Evers has just left a village in death and destruction, including killing the laird of the village. He is searching for the daughter of the laird, Miranda, who is missing.

Miranda has managed to stay a couple of steps ahead of Evers, however, Evers has a skill that is leading him right to Miranda who has managed to escape by stowing away on Hawk's ship disguised as a boy. Hawk is following the one person who is a lot closer than he thought. The weather changes and after the ship is damaged Hawk and Miranda are castaways on a deserted island. Evers is closing in and now has the one thing that Miranda wants more than anything and he will force her to choose. It turns out that there is more to the island they have landed on and more than Evers will be present since something has drawn everyone to the island. My favorite part of this story were the conversations between Miranda and Hawk when she was not aware he had determined she was not a boy. Miranda comes up with some hilarious answers to questions she couldn't possibly know the answer to since she is really not a boy. The story was written with rich characters and a great plot. I was not aware of the first two books and I was glad to see that I could jump right in and still understand everything without having read the first two books. I do plan to go back and take a look at those because this is a great story. Review and book blast can be seen at LadyTechie's Book Musings http://LadyTechiesBookMusings.blogspo... . ...more

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May 05, 2017 Cathy Ryan rated it really liked it

Shelves: historical-fiction, fantasy

Miranda MacDonnell has always been aware of her mother’s gift and what it entails. The visions her mother experienced enabled her to avert disasters and now, as her health fails completely, she passes the relic to her daughter. Miranda is persuaded to flee her home due to premonitions of great danger and she takes the fourth piece of the relic with her. She has to find her twin brother, Gavin, given away at birth in order to save his life, and stay out of the clutches of Sir Ralph Evers to save Miranda MacDonnell has always been aware of her mother’s gift and what it entails. The visions her mother experienced enabled her to avert disasters and now, as her health fails completely, she passes the relic to her daughter. Miranda is persuaded to flee her home due to premonitions of great danger and she takes the fourth piece of the relic with her. She has to find her twin brother, Gavin, given away at birth in order to save his life, and stay out of the clutches of Sir Ralph Evers to save her own life.

Privateer, Rob Hawkins also known as Black Hawk, is under orders from the English king to find and kill Evers, now classed as a rogue commander. Following Evers’ trail of destruction, he is looking for Miranda knowing Evers will be in close pursuit. Her mother foretold that Miranda’s fate would be intertwined with Hawk’s, so Miranda, in disguise, manages to get herself aboard Hawk’s ship as a kitchen boy.

Girls masquerading as boys and not getting found out, especially on a ship full of rough seamen in close contact with each other, isn’t my favourite plot device. I enjoyed this story much more once Hawk knew who Miranda really was. She is an engaging character as herself and her efforts on the Isle of the Dead to save Hawk from the fate she saw in her visions shows her determination and strength of character.

Miranda and Hawk are the antithesis of each other in the their beliefs. Hawk can’t grasp, much less believe, the details of Miranda’s extraordinary life, the mysticism, the gift she has and her faith in the tablet. He trusts only in what he can see and touch. The contrast between them both worked well.

Events and forces of nature conspire to bring Innes, Conall, Kenna and Alexander to the island to join up with Miranda and Hawk. I enjoyed the mystic/paranormal aspect of the story very much, and the characters Miranda and Hawk found on the island. The scenic descriptions are as vivid as previously.

Saskia Maarleveld did a great job with the narration and I’m glad I listened to the series. It was very entertaining, I wanted to know how the story was resolved, and the complete history of the relic. The ending was fitting, if just a little on anti climactic side.

I chose to listen to and review Much Ado About Highlanders based on an audio copy of the book supplied by Macmillan Audio.

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Nov 14, 2016 Belinda rated it it was amazing

Shelves: highland-romance, net-galley

This is the last book of the Scottish Relic Trilogy. It was a fantastic read for fans of highland romance. The author has written a beautiful story of two people who were destined to meet. I just love this series but can be read as a stand alone.
The characters were well developed with thought and feelings of their own. I truly enjoyed this from beginning to end. It was over the top with adventure, paranormal and of course romance.
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Nov 27, 2016 GONZA rated it liked it

Last and final book of this trilogy of the relics that I liked and suggest to read if you are interested in Old curses, premonitions, relics and druids. This time the two characters were stranded on a magic island and they were good enough not to make the story sleep into boredom, so my praise to the author.

Ultimo libro della trilogia delle reliquie che vi suggerisco di leggere se vi piacciono le storie con vecchie maledizioni, premonizioni e druidi. Stavolta i due personaggi principali sono blo ...more

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Nov 07, 2016 Annette rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is the final episode in the series, and for me it is the best. It works as a stand alone, but if you get the chance, reading the earlier books will make you enjoy this one even more.

Miranda has inherited a relic from her late mother. It gives her sight into the future. Her mother used the gift to prevent bad things from happening to the people around her. Now Miranda has been given the same gift. She has also learned that she has a twin brother who was sent away when they were infants. The This is the final episode in the series, and for me it is the best. It works as a stand alone, but if you get the chance, reading the earlier books will make you enjoy this one even more.

Miranda has inherited a relic from her late mother. It gives her sight into the future. Her mother used the gift to prevent bad things from happening to the people around her. Now Miranda has been given the same gift. She has also learned that she has a twin brother who was sent away when they were infants. The baby, Gavin, was sent away to prevent his father from killing him.

There are 3 other small relics which are a part of an ancient wheel. The other 3 parts have been gathered together by Sir Ralph Evers. He is an Englishman who has decided to combine the relics and become the most powerful man on earth. He has been willing to kill anyone who got in his way. Havoc has followed him across Scotland.

In order to escape being murdered, Miranda's mother sent her on a quest to find her brother. Miranda has hidden away on the ship, Peregrine. The ship is owned by Rob Hawkins, The Hawk. When the ship is tossed around by a huge storm, Miranda and Rob are thrown overboard. They eventually wash up on the shores of The Isle of The Dead.

This book has one adventure after another. Miranda and Rob are regularly put into danger and they come through each event stronger and more united.

Miranda and Rob are strong, brave and intelligent characters. Both of them make the reader turn pages in order to see what happens next. Miranda is a young woman who is willing to do nearly anything to complete her journey. Rob is more happy-go-lucky and his humor continually lifts Miranda's spirits.

The plot is entertaining and all the threads from the previous books in the series are brought together. Questions are answered and we get to see the outcome for the characters who were previous heroes and heroines.

This book does a wonderful job completing the trilogy.

I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley in the hope that I would write a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own. ...more

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Nov 25, 2016 Questian rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016-to-read, for-review

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This is the last book of The Scottish Relic Trilogy, and this is one good ending for me.

A healer, a psychometric, and a seer, then a person one that can communicate with the dead. Four pieces of relic, when combined, grants the holder a power like no other.

A fascinating, and a well-rounded story, set in a timeline where people are afraid of the things they do not understand. For me, it is hard to manipulate if you ...more

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Dec 06, 2016 Sportochick rated it it was amazing

The final book of the Scottish Relic Trilogy hits a 5 STAR repeat home run! Making that 5 stars for each book of this series. This husband and wife team continually amaze me with exceptionally well written stories of danger, vivid descriptions, mysticism, shattered families and the ultimate love.

Once again the authors created a quick moving plot that moves the readers through Rob and Miranda's meeting and subsequent chain of events to the dramatic conclusion of this series. This book brings the ...more

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Dec 06, 2016 Ira rated it it was amazing

I really loved this captivating and highly enjoyable last book in the Scottish Relic Series by May McGoldrick. Historical Romance books by May McGoldrick are those that I buy without even looking at the blurb because up to now they have never disappointed me.

Once again the hero and the heroine were wonderful, well developed, very likeable and also very interesting. Especially the contrast between Miranda whose life has always been dominated by the unexplainable, the mystic and Rob who doesn't b ...more

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Nov 07, 2016 Barbara Rogers rated it it was amazing

Shelves: netgalley

All I can say is WOW!!! I was looking for a whiz-bang wrap up for this series and the authors definitely delivered. One of my hallmark signs for an outstanding book is that the authors make me suspend all beliefs and totally buy-in to the story - and - manage to make me wonder if everything will turn out as it should. You see, I can know in my head that things will work out because, after all, I'm reading a historical romance and they always have HEA's - but - a really good author should be able All I can say is WOW!!! I was looking for a whiz-bang wrap up for this series and the authors definitely delivered. One of my hallmark signs for an outstanding book is that the authors make me suspend all beliefs and totally buy-in to the story - and - manage to make me wonder if everything will turn out as it should. You see, I can know in my head that things will work out because, after all, I'm reading a historical romance and they always have HEA's - but - a really good author should be able to make me wonder if it will really happen. Well -- this book met all of those criteria.

This book focuses on the two lead characters, especially the lead female and tells their story. Not just the romance, which was good because they had plenty of time together for it to really feel like they had time to actually come to those feelings rather than having 'insta-lust' as in so many romance books. You'll really learn to like both the hero and heroine. There are also cameo roles for the previous heroes and heroines from the first two books.

Miranda MacDonnell had always known of her mothers 'gift' and had always worked to help her mother bring about good things for their clan by using that 'gift'. All that in spite of a really low-life father. I guess that is one thing that sort of bugged me -- if the mother had the gift of telling the future, why could she not see what sort of man the father was before she married him. However, I guess if that had happened, we wouldn't have this great book.

Miranda's mother is terminally ill and sees what is coming for her daughter. So, she prepares Miranda by having her leave the village and take the stone with her. She tells her daughter about Hawk and tells her that their futures are linked. Thus begins Miranda's adventure and romance.

Rob Hawkins, Black Hawk or Hawk, is a half-English privateer who has been tasked by the king to find and kill Sir Evers who is the bad guy throughout the entire series. Hawk is in total disagreement with his father in almost all things and wants to make his own way and his own fortune. This task should make that happen for him.

Hawk learns that the way to get Evers is through Miranda - all he has to do is find her. He learns where she may be heading and heads his ship in that direction. Little does he know that Miranda has stowed away on his ship!

I'm not going to tell the rest of the story and spoil it for you.

The story is fast paced, suspenseful, well written, and is full of action. Also -- you get a giant, a red-bearded Celtic priest and an old woman all in white and magical, mystical endings. I wasn't happy with parts of the solution -- A little too quick -- and I didn't like that (view spoiler)

I highly recommend the entire series and also highly recommend that you read it in order. It is a very well done series and I'm sorry to see it end.

"I requested and received this book from the author at no cost to me and volunteered to read it; my review is my honest opinion and given without any influence by the author or publisher." ...more

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Sep 24, 2018 Lilmissmolly rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Tempest in the Highlands is a thrilling conclusion to the Scottish Relic Trilogy by May McGoldrick. This entire series has everything that I look for in a good trilogy: an adventurous mystery, an intriguing historical romance, and a hint of the supernatural.

From the previous two books in the series, we know that three women are being hunted down by a rogue English commander who desires to obtain certain powers granted to those who possess fragments of an ancient stone tablet. Each relic confers Tempest in the Highlands is a thrilling conclusion to the Scottish Relic Trilogy by May McGoldrick. This entire series has everything that I look for in a good trilogy: an adventurous mystery, an intriguing historical romance, and a hint of the supernatural.

From the previous two books in the series, we know that three women are being hunted down by a rogue English commander who desires to obtain certain powers granted to those who possess fragments of an ancient stone tablet. Each relic confers a special gift and these relics have been passed down through generations. In each of the first two books, the commander forcibly obtained a relic for the gift of healing and for the gift for seeing into the past (the commander already possessed the gift of raising the dead when the series began). In Tempest in the Highlands, the commander is after the gift of seeing into the future, which is currently held by Miranda MacDonnell.

The story begins with Miranda running for her life after her village is destroyed; the commander killed most of its residents, including her father. Miranda stows-away as a kitchen boy on the ship of privateer Rob Hawkins after her mother foresees her life with him on her deathbed. The ship is soon destroyed in a tempest, and Miranda saves Rob's life after he is knocked unconscious. While stranded on the Isle of the Dead, she saves his life a few more times before he realizes there just might be something mystical about that relic she possesses. And of course, they have an undeniable attraction toward each other. :)

As an added bonus, the main characters from the previous two books make an appearance at the end of this book with great effect. The trilogy goes full circle in this story with a couple of druid protectors philosophizing along the way. The finale is so well written and moving that I challenge anyone NOT to shed a tear or two.

Saskia Maarleveld is a gifted narrator and I'm extremely pleased that she narrated the entire series. Her narration is simply wonderful providing each character their own distinct voice. I highly recommend Tempest in the Highlands and the entire series! ...more

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Mar 24, 2017 Jan Goodard rated it it was amazing

Tempest in the Highlands is the final book in the Scottish Relic Trilogy. This series combines my favorite storyline elements, Scots, great characters, a worthy villain, intrigue, romance, and a great story told with a touch of Highland paranormal. Miranda MacDonnell inherits the last tile from her mother and with it the ability to see the future. Unfortunately the villain Sir Ralph Evers knows who and where she is. She is able to flee by boarding the Peregrine, Rob Hawkins' ship. From then on t ...more

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Jul 10, 2017 Megan rated it it was amazing

The final installment in the Relic Trilogy, this book was full of action and flew by. I still like the Innes/Colin love connection the best, but I liked that this one explored the idea of somebody not buying into the "magic" of the relics quite so quickly. The hero, Rob "Black Hawk" Hawkins, says he believes what he sees, so he's a bit doubtful for a while. That added an interesting aspect to the story and the relationship between him and Miranda. Black Hawk is probably the most complex of the h ...more

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Dec 09, 2016 Sheena rated it really liked it

The imagery and beautifully descriptive language made this novel quite enjoyable. Scottish Highland novels are typically beautifully set and the author took care not to miss the mark with this series closing novel. I remember being disappointed in the lack of imagery and description in book 2, so it was a boon to see that "miss" corrected and flourishing in this last novel. Fans of this genre will enjoy this couple, maybe more so than they enjoy the larger story-line. The inclusion of druids, gi ...more

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Mar 15, 2017 Jessica Bronder rated it really liked it

Miranda MacDonnell has the gift of sight after the death of her parents. Trying to stay one step ahead of the killer, she disguises herself as a boy and stows away on privateer’s ship. Rob Hawkins, known as Black Hawk has been ordered to hunt down Ralph Evers. He knows that Evers is after Miranda and plans to find her to catch him. But the last thing he expected was for Miranda to be on his ship. Then a shipwreck leaves them on the Isle of the Dead, which is where the tablet can be destroyed.

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Aug 17, 2017 Laura Simmons rated it it was amazing

Wonderful story. This final book in the trilogy was full of excitement and adventure. Miranda and Hawk were an excellent pairing and I enjoyed watching their feelings for each other grow as they battled for their lives while stranded on the Isle of the Dead. The couples from the previous two books (Kenna and Alexander, Innes and Conall) were in here as well to complete the story. I loved the ending and hope there is an upcoming story for Gavin!

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Nov 06, 2018 Joan Osborne rated it it was amazing

Riveting

All I can say about this book is summed up in one word..... riveting! This was an awesome conclusion to the Scottish Relic Trilogy that kept me entertained throughout. The romance between Hawk and Miranda was everything a romance should be and the suspense at the situation on the island that they found themselves in just kept me pouring through the pages. This is a wonderful series and the finale was all I hoped it would be.

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Feb 27, 2017 Brittany rated it it was amazing

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WOW. I mean this last book in the Trilogy blew me away! I couldn't have predicted this plot if I wanted to! I absolutely LOVED how this story ended and meeting Miranda and Hawk. I loved the other books characters and their involvement in completing this story. It really is a great read and I highly recommend!

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Jan 10, 2018 Marianne Denning rated it it was amazing

Trilogy is spellbinding start with the first book and you'll be hooked

The final book in this trilogy was everything I wanted. I read it in one day because I couldn't put it down. Miranda and Rob's life and death struggle is so real. The story wrapped up everything...and left me wanting more. ...more

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Dec 27, 2016 Laura rated it did not like it

I read the first two novels in the series and really liked them. With this novel, I felt that it was forced. I could not connect with the characters. It unfortunately landed on my virtual DNF pile

I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy provided by NetGalley and the publisher.

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Jun 27, 2017 Katie rated it it was amazing

This one dragged a bit for me while they were stuck on the island, but the ending is so amazing and the final sentence in the book sends chills up your spine. Highly recommend. All the characters through this series make you fall in love and feel like part of the family!

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Jul 29, 2017 Sandra Hicks rated it it was amazing

So sorry to see the end.

Loved all the stories. Great reading, and great writing. The end had the twist to it that you don't expect. My recommendation is to read all three books, sit back and enjoy. ...more

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Jan 14, 2018 Giza rated it it was amazing

Excellent book!!!

I loved the story and how this book unified the three stories together. It is a great novel to read to send your mind to far off places and live a life of adventure, drama, loyalty, and love.

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May 22, 2017 Anne rated it liked it

A nice read!

I liked this trilogy. Kept me going from the first book. Not repetitive like some are. I would recommend them.

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Jun 07, 2017 Vickie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: audible-own, favorite-authors

Another winner for May McGoldrick and narrator Saskia Maarleveld!! I'm so sad this book is the end of the series. Wishing it will be continued in some way. ...more

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Oct 16, 2017 Darlene Wernette rated it really liked it

I always enjoy May McGoldrick's books. I'm always ready to get to her next book, she doesn't disappoint. ...more

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Two peas in a pod, a pair of halfwits, the Laurel and Hardy of romance fiction...Nikoo & Jim McGoldrick were married in St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin 68 years ag ...more