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The Many Sins of Lord Cameron (MacKenzies & McBrides, #3)

Jennifer Ashley

Start date: February 1, 2012

Finish date: February 28, 2012

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Jan 18, 2011 KatLynne rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: g-historical-romance, highlander, favorite-treasures, part-of-a-series, hero-favorite-smokin-hot-sexay, hero-scarred, hero-tortured-flawed, 2011-reads, hero-rake-bad-boy, keeper

This is the third installment in Jennifer Ashley's Highland Pleasures series and I Loved It! Wow, these notorious Mackenzie brothers sure know how to wear a kilt:-)

Jennifer Ashley's writing appeals to me and one of the things I love most is her heroines. I like that they are strong, intelligent young women who are not afraid to take chances and live life with gusto. They each have a unique personality along with a sense of humor. Ainsley Douglas is one of my favorites and I liked that she was This is the third installment in Jennifer Ashley's Highland Pleasures series and I Loved It! Wow, these notorious Mackenzie brothers sure know how to wear a kilt:-)

Jennifer Ashley's writing appeals to me and one of the things I love most is her heroines. I like that they are strong, intelligent young women who are not afraid to take chances and live life with gusto. They each have a unique personality along with a sense of humor. Ainsley Douglas is one of my favorites and I liked that she was no shy, whiny virgin whose every thought is filled with conforming to society and living within their dictates!

Cameron Mackenzie is another swoon worthy Scotsman, tall, breathtakingly masculine with his strong, muscular body walking around in his kilt. A notorious rake, this brother makes no secret of the life he leads and the many liaisons know beforehand that it is pleasure he seeks, not romance or marriage.

The name of this book is apropos…..well deserved for our Lord Cameron! He has been labeled ungentlemanly, brutish and rude...Dangerous. And I loved him! I loved everything about this womanizing, erotica-reading, whiskey drinking horse-mad gentleman!

There are reasons for his lifestyle. He has suffered much and finds himself "half dead and walking through life barely feeling it." I enjoyed watching as our heroine, Ainsley Douglas changes all that. One of the things I loved most about Cam is the intensity of his emotions toward her. And how talented the author to make “buttons” so enticing.

Ainsley also has suffered pain in her past and these two are just perfect for each other. I like that their story was uncomplicated with no major barriers standing in their way and enjoyed watching each of their lives change by loving the other. I was pleased again that I didn't have to wade through chapters before becoming lost in the story. I liked how the author included Cameron's brothers and family, keeping them involved without taking anything away from this romantic tale.

Many have a favorite in this series; I’ve loved them all and can hardly wait for Hart Mackenzie’s book!

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Jan 27, 2011 Quinn rated it it was amazing

Shelves: regency-victorian-georgian, 5-stars, favourites, library-book, to-buy, series

I adored this book - it was damn close to perfection. The Many Sins of Lord Cameron is one of those wondrous books that take you to another place. I could have quite happily stayed within the pages for weeks. Sadly, I only got to spend two days there, but the book was the perfect length and the story beautifully paced.

The Many Sins of Lord Cameron has gone on to my rather exclusive "to-buy" shelf, because this is one of the vary rare stories I would like to read again. There really was nothing i ...more

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Aug 22, 2011 Susan Jackson rated it really liked it

Shelves: nookbooks, worth-re-reading

I read this in one night! Really good read especially considering what Cameron experienced at the hands of his dead wife (although I do think they could have given more details on it). I love this series and this family. I may actually go back and read the series from the beginning in anticipationg of Hart's book (not sure when it's coming out). READ THIS SERIES!!!! ...more

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Nov 07, 2010 Caroline The HEA Lover rated it it was amazing

4.5 stars. I couldn't stop reading. Who knew Cameron would be so exciting? And it reminded me why I fell in love with this family in the first place. ...more

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