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I loved the first book in this series The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie and this one is as great as the previous one.
First of all, you like the characters imminently. I really liked that Isabella and Mac still love each other and they are not afraid to admit it. They are a complicated and three dimensional characters. The idea of reunion is one of my favourite romance plot so it worked well. The suspense part, however not very developed, is an interesting addition.
What I didn't like is that in ...more
First of all, you like the characters imminently. I really liked that Isabella and Mac still love each other and they are not afraid to admit it. They are a complicated and three dimensional characters. The idea of reunion is one of my favourite romance plot so it worked well. The suspense part, however not very developed, is an interesting addition.
What I didn't like is that in ...more
Well as usual, I'm in the minority. I greatly disliked Isabella and was disgusted with her sending Mac mixed signals over and over again and then harping at him when he acted on them. I totally understand that a woman can change her mind but seriously every five minutes.
I enjoyed the first in the series but this one just didn't do it for me. ...more
I enjoyed the first in the series but this one just didn't do it for me. ...more
I'm usually not a fan of a second chance at marriage romance novels, but I found myself rooting for them.
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This didn't offer as much for as The Madness of Lord Ian MacKenzie did, which is the first book in the series.
Although I was glad to get the background of what actually happened to pull Isabella and Mac apart, it didn't interest me enough to overlook the convoluted story of (view spoiler).
It was nice getting to catch up on how Ian and Beth are doing, and although they didn't have a big part in this boo ...more
Although I was glad to get the background of what actually happened to pull Isabella and Mac apart, it didn't interest me enough to overlook the convoluted story of (view spoiler).
It was nice getting to catch up on how Ian and Beth are doing, and although they didn't have a big part in this boo ...more
I really enjoyed Isabella’s and Mac’s story. Their road to redemption began in the previous book, but this one obviously focused on them specifically. I would have liked to see more into Isabella’s life prior to Mac and the fallout following her elopement. Seeing the progress Lord Ian has made since meeting Beth was wonderful also. The four brothers, while wild and independent, truly are a unit and care for each other deeply. I’m looking forward to getting to know Cameron better in the next inst
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Jan 24, 2010
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