The Highlander's Fallen Angel

wonderful book, entertaining from the beginning to the end. Passionate love scenes but not trashy, laughed quite a bit & appreciated the thought that went into the female lead characters trauma. Domestic violence is something that many women have experienced , including myself, so I appreciate the writer, including it, into the romance story. To anyone who is suffering from abuse, just know that there's help available and you don't have to go through it alone. You're not worthless. You deserve to be loved & treated with respect ❤️

Such a legendary love story! Whew! What a ride! First we have a nail-biting prologue that kept me on the edge of my seat. Then we meet our main characters, Kenan and Tierney, who don't have a single easy day on the way to their HEA, and I loved every bit of their story! It starts with a desperate Tierney doing everything she can to keep her freedom and protect what's left of her family, even if that means kidnapping a neighboring clan leader and forcing him to fight for her. Kenan has only been home for a very short time after being held by the English, so he's in no mood to tolerate being held captive again. But, as he gets Tierney to open up, he begins to understand what she's up against and he wants to figure out a way to help her, but maybe not the way she wants. This romance was as wild and free as the Scottish Highlands, filled with political intrigue, secrets and surprises, and villains who are well deserving of their eventual reward. The relationship between Kenan and Tierney bloomed softly, slowly, but with plenty of steam once it took off. I love the emphasis on family and community, and I adored all the well-developed characters. This is the second book in the series, taking place immediately following the events of the first, but as these are interconnected standalones you don't have to have read the earlier book to enjoy this one. However, if you enjoy 16th century Highlander romances, this series is exactly what you're looking for. This author is consistently at the top of my favorites list and I couldn't recommend this book more.