Book of the Month

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September’s Book of the Month


Okay, a little delayed here, but better late than never, am I right? This month of reading was not my best. I read six books which is better than nothing but I try to average 10 books a month.

Without further ado, here is the book I nominated to be my favorite of the month.


31450494 A unique retelling of The Little Mermaid meets Scottish Highlands. This was a quick, fun read and though it wasn’t a deep, meaningful one it offered a quick escape that wasn’t just constant rutting. This romance consisted of a lot of build up rather than tumbling into the smut right away.

I gave it 3 crowns.

Available Nov 1st 2016

Summary: She is his greatest enemy and his only salvation.

Malcolm MacDonald, a lawyer in Edinburgh, unexpectedly inherits his father’s title of Laird of Dunbronach, forcing him to return to a place he hasn’t seen since he was a small child. To gain the trust of a wary clan, Malcolm must act upon their insistence that he cast aside his English betrothed and marry a Highlander.

However, they have one condition—no lasses of the barbaric clan MacLeod.

When he finds an unconscious woman in the sea, he brings her back to his clan but not before doing the one thing that could save her life—hiding her all too telling MacLeod plaid. When she wakes with no memory of who she is, Malcolm vows to keep the little he knows about her identity a secret. As new dangers threaten his clan, the mysterious lass teaches Malcolm some very important lessons about how to be a Highlander and a laird.

But secrets never stay secret for long, and when she finds her plaid, her memory returns and she flees. Malcolm is forced to make a difficult choice to win her back, facing his darkest fears and his worst enemy for a chance at true love.

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