Wild Sight: An Irish Tale Of Deadly Deeds And Forbidden Love (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
I feel like this book could have had a lot more to it. The main character has a special ability to see ancient warriors, but it feels like the author is just scratching the surface of these powers. The writing was good, but I feel like McGary just threw the main character's Sight into the story just to make it less of a typical romance.All in all, it wasn't badly written but it was majorly lacking in substance. Okay for a light, quick read if you're not that hungry for a real piece of literature. This story is about a man named Donovan O’Shea. He has what you call “The Sight”. Donovan hasn’t had an easy life. Besides dealing with “The Sight” he lost his mother at the age of 7 and his dad became an alcoholic. So when he became of age he moved from home country Ireland to America to get away from his problems. Now years later his father has had a stroke so Donovan needs to come home to tie up some family affairs. However coming home is stirring up his “Sight” again as well as uncovering some really bizarre and dark secrets…Rylie Powell’s mother passed away from cancer. Now that her mother has passed Rylie is ready to find out who her father is. Her mother never spoke of him and it was a always a touchy subject. After Rylie hires a private investigator she leaves Cali and goes to Ireland in hopes of finding her biological father. There she meets up with Donovan and together the two of them uncover some deep dark secrets. They both help each other and start to form a relationship…They both realize the answers they’re looking for may not be what they were expecting. And now that a body has been found on Donovan’s Da’s property which is making things even more complicated....I got this for free on Amazon and I just loved this book! I would definitely recommend it! You have some suspense in there, some romance, and a little bit of paranormal stuff going on. I enjoyed the story and loved how it took place in Ireland. When the folks there talked I loved seeing the writing. Not that I know much about how they talk to one another but it was easy to picture and hear and I loved seeing the different words they use. This is my first book from this author and I would definitely read another story from Loucinda McGary.
What do You think about Wild Sight: An Irish Tale Of Deadly Deeds And Forbidden Love (2014)?
Free for nook. Interesting story. I liked the Irish folklore bits.
—stetom
This had some plot holes. But it was an enjoyable read.
—stacy
