Highland Flame

Highland Weddings, Book 4

De: Mary Wine

Narrado por: Antony Ferguson

Laird Diocail Gordon has just come into his title and inherited his father's run-down castle and rag-tag clan. He knows the sorry sight of the castle would send any woman running, but is determined to find a wife to help return his home to its former glory.

Widow Jane Stafford is on a mission - return to England even if it means trudging through the Scottish Highlands on foot. Her travels lead her straight to the path of danger until a mysterious, brawny man comes out of nowhere and saves her - and the spark between them is immediate. With a target on Jane's back, she knows the only way to stay safe is to go with Diocail. But the real trouble will be guarding her heart from her newly ignited Highland flame....

©2017 Mary Wine (P)2017 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Wine creates such a strong atmosphere you will long to be in the Highlands and wish for more of her enchanting tales." ( RT Book Reviews)

How true it could be

I like how the twist of the story worked. Never dragged on, intres intrigued, can't wait to read the next.

I'll take one ☝ please😊

Great story with my favorite narrator. This story was refreshing, interesting all through the end. Wasn't just another romance. They actually shared a life outside. He finally met his match. I need to look for more. Thanks for a interesting story.

Marital frustration

During the time period that this story represents, I always find it interesting how men seem almost dumb to the fact, and women seem terrified, of the expectation for the woman in marriage. Since women were a possession, a man could literally treat her Anyway he wanted. Yet, they were always shocked when the woman didn't like the idea of submitting or welcoming a marriage...so shocked that a woman would expect to be treated like a human. And women, completely terrified of marriage, no matter how much they wanted companionship or children because they didn't want to be beaten or mistreated for imperfections. It is often hard for me to enjoy books with this focus, however well written.

So Good

This book grabs you from the start and takes you on a great ride. Antony Ferguson is great. On to the next book in series.

Wonderfully exciting

As always Mary Wine excites and thrills in this book. I’m looking forward to her next book hoping she continues with the Gunn’s and the Grants.

highlander rule

Great book to Read enjoied immensely. Loved the characters in the book. Held my interest until the end and left me wanting more.

Book 4

Diacail and Jane. This is Jane’s second marriage and she sure has a chip on her shoulder. Diacail has some chauvinistic views but hey, it’s the 16th century. This story is about them learning to get along together respectfully. It’s And they have to do it with the “help” of his retainers. Very messy. Throw in some of the clan trying to kill her and you get a very convoluted story … but it is fun. The narrator, as usual, is very good.

wonderful

one of the best books. I love the characters and the romance. Wonderful loving read

Great book

this is a must read. I could not put it down. If you love a great romance book with a lot of laughs a long the way, you will love this book to.

I don’t know why this has high reviews

If you want a book that is insanely frustrating and the women has no sense whatsoever, then this is your book. I don’t know if the author is trying to portray a “strong” woman, but she just comes off as stubborn and daft.