The Taming of Malcolm Grant (The MacGregors: Highland Heirs)
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (526 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1455519529 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She loves to read romance and science fiction and has been writing since she was eleven. New York Times bestselling author Paula Quinn lives in New York with her three beautiful children, three over-protective chihuahuas, and a loud umbrella cockatoo. . She loves all things medieval, but it is her love for Scotland that pulls at her heartstrings
Quinn transports readers into a delightfully innovative love story with an unusual plot and unconventional characters."--RT Book Reviews on The Wicked Ways of Alexander Kidd"Quinn captures the aura of the Highlands and its people as well. Quinn understands and motivates her characters carefully. Quinn twists and turns the tale, drawing readers in and holding them with her unforgettable characters' love story."RT Book Reviews on The Scandalous Secret of Abigail MacGregor
Risking the wrath of a rival clan as she nurses him back to health, Emma soon realizes the real danger is the magnetic pull she feels to this half-naked Scot recovering in her bed.A RECKLESS ROGUEWith his rugged handsomeness and wicked charm, Malcolm Grant wants nothing more out of life than whisky, women, and the occasional war. The only lass he's ever trusted left him with more scars than a battlefield. Though her blindness prevents her from seeing his face, his voice is a warm blend of velvet and silk, and his rakehell ways unmistakable. Yet now at the mercy of this sweet stranger, Malcolm can barely resist the gentle hands that make him feverish with desire-until Emma, the one he will never have, is the only woman he wants. AN ALLURING LASSEmmaline Grey spends her days with her beloved dog, dreaming of the sea-until a brawling Highlander shatters her quiet life to pieces
robin barksdale said Five Stars. good. Love, intrigue, family, and history. OpenBookSociety dot com Brought to you by OBS reviewer UnaPaula Quinn has again immersed her reader into a story full of love, intrigue, family dynamics and history that will keep you turning pages and not wanting to put the book down. From the opening chapter I loved the character of Emmaline, a young blind woman with the gift of healing and caring. Having lived in France where such gifts were considered witchcraft she makes her way back to England to a brother who had abandoned her as a child. In his care at the brothel he runs, she quietly lives out her life. Her blindness combined with her brother’s restrictions makes life more of an existence that she mu. "Slow Start but worth the read" according to WindRider. This book had a slow start; most of that time was spent developing the background story of both Emma, and Malcolm . Also it was a time where Emma was trying save both Malcolm and his brother's life. Cailean was also severely injured in a fight at the brothel. They are hidden away there as they are attempting to heal. That alone is quite the unusual part of the story. I wasn't expecting that, but it definitely added to the story. Bess, one of the prostitutes, has set her eye on Malcolm. She's been with him before and is certain he's hers for the taking, because who could resist her? The top woman of the house. Malcolm isn't interested in bein