McTiernay Brothers: To Wed a Highlander (Audiobook)

from jjmachshev

"To Wed a Highlander" was my second read by Michele Sinclair. This historical reminded me of a Harlequin historical, but with added length and oomph. There's good guys and bad guys and relationship problems, light drama, and really hot sex! Makenna is the wild child of the four daughters of the D...

from risadabomb

This book was good not great. I love highlander romances, brawny scottish warriors, wow! My own dilemma with this book is that the hero and heroine capitulated to their feelings too quickly, the author tied it up too nicely. One minute they hated each other, one kiss and bam they fell in love and...

from MsRomanticReads

At the insistence of his ailing father-in-law, Colin McTiernay is beseeched to wed the sister of his deceased wife to strengthen the Drustan clan and train the soldiers like only a Highlander could. Makenna Drustan wants no part in this arranged marriage because she's never liked her overbearing ...

from LadyTi

It was ... a little better than OK. Really a 2.5 in total. I had high hopes that the heroine wouldn't turn out to be a wuss. Sadly, she caved totally outside of a little sass. That was too bad. Had she not turned into a wimp, it would have been a compelling story.

from missmufferpuff

I enjoyed reading this book, it was enjoyable and the characters were well developed and such. The only thing that I must say is that having read one of her other books from this same series it is a bit of the same plot line ( boy meets girl, girl hates boy, boy hates girl, boy and girl kiss, boy...