Now I know I said I liked the mystery about the killer, but I have to say the end of that mystery was a complete dumpster fire. Nothing wrong with that! <-in real lifeīut for a romance novel, I prefer a little spice.īut on the whole, they were nice and I was rooting for these kids to get their HEA. Just sort of that good guy that everyone relies on. You know how these sorts of series have a separate book devoted to the spunky heroine, the tough heroine, the crafty heroin, the bookish heroine, etc.? Yeah? Well, Edith is the milquetoast heroine. I'm just saying it was better than I thought it would be for what it was.Īs far as the love story between Edith & Niels? They're both super vanilla characters and they had a super vanilla romance. Again, please don't mistake what I'm saying here. I did really like the whole murder-mystery stuff! It was (for a cheeseball highland romance) a pretty twisty little plot. We know they like to bump uglies with each other, now move on. Enough with the pebbled nipples and moaning into each other's mouths already. It got to the point where I just wanted to move on with the story and find out who was trying to kill Edith. Like someone faking a snotty British accent to be funny, you know what I mean?īy the end of the book, I was completely over it.Īnd it wasn't the only thing I was over by the time the story was done. His character accents are really good, but his regular 'narrator voice' sounds like a parody of a British snob voice. I recently read and liked Sands' The Wrong Highlander, so I grabbed this one in the hopes of hearing more of the soap opera story with a sexy accent.īuyer beware! Sean William Doyle was the narrator for this book and he.kinda ruined it for me.

This Highlander series is outrageous and cheesy as fuck.īut make no mistake.<- I'm 100% ok with this. Another B movie plot brought to life by Sands.Īnd by that I mean these aren't particularly good.

Lynsay sands the wrong highlander