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    Highland Barbarian
    Highland Barbarian
    Highland Barbarian
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    Highland Barbarian

    Written by Hannah Howell

    Narrated by Angela Dawe

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    Sir Artan Murray was right when he decided that the dying old man who bid him collect his niece didn't know her at all. The furious woman facing him is neither "sweet" nor "biddable." She demands the brawny Highlander return her to the wedding party from which he took her. But Artan has no intention of allowing so spirited and bewitching a creature to endure a loveless marriage to a ruthless lord for her clan's sake. He aims to woo the lass and to show her that true love also yields unforgettable pleasure.
    Cecily Donaldson knows a bond forged by danger and desperation cannot endure. But Artan's touch leaves her breathless, and she knows this to be her one chance to experience true passion before an arranged marriage seals her fate. Yet once begun, passion cannot be denied . . . nor can a love with the promise to change everything.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateApr 9, 2014
    ISBN9781452684710
    Author

    Hannah Howell

    Hannah Dustin Howell is the bestselling author of over forty historical romance novels. Many of her novels are set in medieval Scotland. She also writes under the names Sarah Dustin, Sandra Dustin, and Anna Jennet.

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    • 5/5
      Fantastic highland romance from Ms. Howell.
      The story sweeps you from England to the Scottish highland and us filled with adventure, intrigue and sizzling passion.
      I read this book out of order and will now be racing back to start with book 1 in the series!
    • 4/5
      Received an ARC for my fair review for netgalley. Loved the hero, he was a warrior but also romantic, he wanted someone to love and he was not going to settle. So even though he was offered riches, he wanted heroine to chose him. Cecily was a good heroine but not so smart, she was going to marry because she gave her word, even though she did not really want to. Her guardians were horrible, she should have ran when Artan came. Artan kidnaps her to save her. Ofcourse there are some misunderstandings, and trouble following, but eventually all gets resolved.
    • 4/5
      Received an ARC for my fair review for netgalley. Loved the hero, he was a warrior but also romantic, he wanted someone to love and he was not going to settle. So even though he was offered riches, he wanted heroine to chose him. Cecily was a good heroine but not so smart, she was going to marry because she gave her word, even though she did not really want to. Her guardians were horrible, she should have ran when Artan came. Artan kidnaps her to save her. Ofcourse there are some misunderstandings, and trouble following, but eventually all gets resolved.
    • 2/5
      This book was ok, but a bit anti-climactic. I think the real story ended about 100 pages before the book did, and because of this I found myself getting bored with the rest of it. I finally ended up just skimming the last few pages before I put it down for good.