Spectacular! I am reminded of Maya Banks’ The Highlands trilogy. There are three brothers involved in this trilogy also. Wilkie Mackenzie is the second son whose attachment to Roses is love and devotion at first sight. Well, first sight of her being female and not male. At times I was also reminded of Ian Mackenzie of Jennifer Ashley’s series. And that says a lot because Ian is one of my all time favorite characters. Wilkie is not Asberger like Ian but his devotion to Roses is similar to Ian’s devotion to Beth. It’s been a while since I’ve read a story with a willing couple from the beginning. It is refreshing not to read page after page of verbal sparring while they realize they are meant to have a HEA. In this case the struggle is to be together since Roses is of the servant class.This was a story that I was loath to put down for work or sleep. Thankfully, there are two more brothers. I read this book only after I had finished Highlander Taken and I must say that I was not really impressed with this one. The heroine is complex and easily likeable and I did find myself rooting for her happy end but there were so many times in the story that I just found myself frowning. Rosses is alone with Wilkie in a cave and tends to his wounds and even though he is on the brink of death he still finds the need to fondle her breasts? And she likes it? If I were in a cave with a mortally injured man I would not let anything like this ever happen. Then they are at the Mackenzie'^s and Wilkie thinks her some kind of angel who calms her down - fair enough. But his brothers, who both have had their fair share of women in bed suddenly have a problem with her staying with Wilkie even though she clearly is no threat. HmmmmmThey were all little things, but still all together there were too many disturbances that bothered me. In the end Wilkie was only lucky that Kade fell head over heels for Stella or he would have had difficulty getting away from the Morrison marriage. ALl in all it was a good read and Miller defenitely has talent, but this was not as good as Ihad hoped after reading Highlander Taken
New Highlander book by a new author. The cover art is beautiful.. soothing on my eyes and relaxing.
—maybla
This book is slooooooow and a bit boring. The first person point of view is not done well at all
—guddi
I loved this book! Roses and Wilkie stole my heart!
—Alexis
What a truly wonderful book!
—Gabby
