The Rebel Wears Plaid

Prince Charlie's Angels, Book 1

By: Eliza Knight

Narrated by: Justine Eyre

When he agreed to join her, he never expected her to be the enemy....

By day, Lady Jenny Mackintosh helps her widowed mother manage their Highland estate. By night, she risks her life to raise troops, weapons, and coin for the Jacobite rebellion. On one late-night mission, she is confronted by a handsome warrior who happens to be vying for the other side....

Toran Fraser is hellbent on taking down the Jacobites responsible for his mother’s death. When he’s intercepted by Jenny and asked to join her cause, he agrees, knowing she can help him uncover the truth. He never expected she would be his enemy....

©2020 Eliza Knight (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Wonderful Story

I love Eliza Knight. She is a wonderful story writer. This is just another example of her superb story telling ability.

Great story

Truly enjoyed book 1 in this series kind of read it out of order But it was exceptional either way and the narration was on point, Justine always does a phenomenal job...

My favorite narrator!

Just Ok,but the narrator made it so i listened till the end . At times I didn’t care for the way Jenny interacted with Toran . I know that the author was aiming to express how Torran stood behind his female leader in a time where this wasn’t the norm , but it bothered me when Jenny seemed to care more about her cause than Torrans injuries

Narration and Storyline tell a great story

I love the narrator and she does believable voices for both males and females. This story has a great plot the has many different twists and turns that made me want to keep reading! I look forward to reading more by this author.

English soldiers were the devil incarnate

English soldiers truly were thieves, rapists & murders with no honor. Barbaric. The rest of the storyline is not all, but mostly fiction. Yet a good story. I like strong women. Especially in that time. Great narration.

wonderful

I loved the history. an awesome romance woven in. excellent narration. certainly worth a credit.

The Glorious cry of battle and love.

I liked the whole account of the prowess of the lady although it is an imagined theme.I would have liked a more comprehensive ending with Hamish and I expected a confrontation with Boyd.The first few chapters alluded to a preoccupation that Boyd had towards Jenny and it seems a bit of a loose end letting him go scotfree of all the atrocities.Taurin should have saved Jenny from Boyd's hand at some skirmish.But overall i really enjoyed the tale.We in South Africa really appreciate the Scotts individualistic unpretencious character so similar to our own.

I loved it

1 I love anything that Justine Eyre reads, to me her voice makes it..I've read all, but out of order, I'm so glad I finally got to read the 1st one

Can’t wait for the next in the series

Wonderful love story with a powerfully strong woman. The man by her side had a very strong character as well and maintained fierce masculinity while letting her remain in charge. Justine Eyre never disappoints as a narrator!

Good

The book was ok but the plot not my cup of tea. There is very little humor relief. it is a heavy sad subject. While it is interesting to think how women played a role in the resistance the historical reality is that the Jacobites met a devastating slaughter in the end. For me it's hard to become invested in the characters knowing that the happiness they more than likely was short lived. For that reason I could only give the story 3 stars.