The précis of the book was promising enough for me to try it, and the price was right. I ignored several reviews that in hindsight were spot on. The potential was there, but voice, or in this case voices, were just a cluttered mess. Multiple POV's that changed by the paragraph depending on who ever was in the scene. Very distracting and difficult to attach myself to. But as the book progressed my interest grew. The mystery of Heather was very obvious, but still curiosity had me reading on. Waiting. Keeping an open mind. The climax build was decent, but I was not at all happy with the ending. Where there could have been some added depth and emotion, finally, the author chose to skim right over the much anticipated high emotional reunion and end the book lamely with a HEA that had all the intensity of an infomercial on paint drying. No recommendation here. I loved this book!Emmie is visiting the Uk on a ten day vacation after finishing all her requirements for becoming a doctor. On her last day on vacation she is to visit a medieval castle. Her tour guide/bus driver is her only company , as it is the last day the castle is open to the public . She makes the random statement about " simpler times" and how easy life was back then. She has a moment of vertigo , and is now in the 18oo's. She encounters Conner , the laird who believes Emmie is his long lost wife Heather.......... If you like time travel, scottish/scotland , highlander themes you will love this book. This book had many twist I did not expect , redemption , second chances... I shed several tears toward the end. A must read.
What do You think about A Laird For All Time (2011)?
Read it twice and I still Love it. This book made me cry. I highly recommend it.
—sioncsf
Loved it! I love the idea of time travel and this book was great!
—arielcolby777
I really enjoyed this book. It was easy to become engrossed in.
—KathyMcNally
Loved this time travel historical romance.
—natalia
