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Charming Her Highlander
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Gripping, romantic and exciting - for all fans of Outlander!He’s everything she can’t stand in a man. Then why can’t she tear herself away?
After one-too-many bad experiences with men, Blake McGuire is dead set on never letting herself be taken advantage of again. But when a routine business trip to Scotland catapults her and her young son into the 15th century, she’ll be forced to place her trust in a rugged warrior who’s the personification of everything she despises.
Gordon Grant can have any woman he wants. But there’s no woman he’s willing to give up his freedom for. He’s instantly drawn to the spitfire lawyer – no matter how intimidating she tries to make herself seem. But he knows that Blake isn’t a woman to be double-crossed, and he can’t simply have his fun and leave.
As she struggles to find her place in the Grant clan, Blake’s number one priority is returning to the modern world... and keeping her mind off Gordon at the same time. But that’s easier said than done – especially when she begins to fall under the chiselled highlander’s spell...
Will Blake learn to loosen up and open her heart again? Or will Gordon prove to be nothing more than the womanizer she took him for?
Dive into the sixth electrifying standalone novel in the Reunited in the Highlands series. Dripping with steamy suspense and gripping drama, Charming Her Highlander brings the world of 15th-century Scotland to life in vivid and gripping detail, making it a must-read for fans of historical time travel romance.
REUNITED IN THE HIGHLANDS SERIESA Prequel - TheiaBook 1 - Saving Her HighlanderBook 2 - Protecting His HighlanderBook 3 - Trusting Her HighlanderBook 4 - Desiring Her HighlanderBook 5 - Seducing Her HighlanderBook 6 - Charming Her HighlanderBook 7 - Attracting Her Highlander
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Gripping, romantic and exciting - for all fans of Outlander!He’s everything she can’t stand in a man. Then why can’t she tear herself away?
After one-too-many bad experiences with men, Blake McGuire is dead set on never letting herself be taken advantage of again. But when a routine business trip to Scotland catapults her and her young son into the 15th century, she’ll be forced to place her trust in a rugged warrior who’s the personification of everything she despises.
Gordon Grant can have any woman he wants. But there’s no woman he’s willing to give up his freedom for. He’s instantly drawn to the spitfire lawyer – no matter how intimidating she tries to make herself seem. But he knows that Blake isn’t a woman to be double-crossed, and he can’t simply have his fun and leave.
As she struggles to find her place in the Grant clan, Blake’s number one priority is returning to the modern world... and keeping her mind off Gordon at the same time. But that’s easier said than done – especially when she begins to fall under the chiselled highlander’s spell...
Will Blake learn to loosen up and open her heart again? Or will Gordon prove to be nothing more than the womanizer she took him for?
Dive into the sixth electrifying standalone novel in the Reunited in the Highlands series. Dripping with steamy suspense and gripping drama, Charming Her Highlander brings the world of 15th-century Scotland to life in vivid and gripping detail, making it a must-read for fans of historical time travel romance.
REUNITED IN THE HIGHLANDS SERIESA Prequel - TheiaBook 1 - Saving Her HighlanderBook 2 - Protecting His HighlanderBook 3 - Trusting Her HighlanderBook 4 - Desiring Her HighlanderBook 5 - Seducing Her HighlanderBook 6 - Charming Her HighlanderBook 7 - Attracting Her Highlander
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Published July 4, 2023
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July 6, 2023
Blake McGuire goes to Scotland for work with her son. They fall down an abandoned well and end up in the year 1456. She meets Gordon Grant who takes her to the castle.
Gordon is a womaniser who does not take his responsibilities to the clan seriously.
Blake finds Gordon irresponsible and doesn’t want anything to do with him but she can’t stop thinking about him.
This is a good book contains a bit of suspense with non-descriptive or explicit sex scenes. It is nice to find a good story that doesn’t have steamy sex scenes to make it work.
Gordon is a womaniser who does not take his responsibilities to the clan seriously.
Blake finds Gordon irresponsible and doesn’t want anything to do with him but she can’t stop thinking about him.
This is a good book contains a bit of suspense with non-descriptive or explicit sex scenes. It is nice to find a good story that doesn’t have steamy sex scenes to make it work.
October 13, 2023
Great Time Travel Romance Book
This was a good story. It would be strange to be able to travel back in time. Gordon couldn’t live without Blake and her son but history made him sad.
This was a good story. It would be strange to be able to travel back in time. Gordon couldn’t live without Blake and her son but history made him sad.
September 25, 2023
Gordon Grant: 15th Century Playboy - Can He Change His Ways? (Not appropriate for children to read)
by Barbara Kelley
"Charming Her Highlander" is Book 6 of Laura Wells's A Scottish Historical Time Travel Romance series. It is best to read Theia first, because it is the prequel to the entire series about a witch who puts an enchanted curse on several wells in Scotland in the 600 A.Ds. You can get a complimentary copy by going to the end of the books, clicking on the link for Theia, and entering your email address. To fully understand this series, you should read them in chronological order after Theia, with Book 1 in the series. Even though these books can be considered stand alone reads, the reader becomes lost and confused if not read in the order they were written.
I buy books for one of three reasons: 1) the interesting cover art; 2) the blurb that tells me what the book is about; and 3) the author's name. For authors unknown to me, I rely on reasons 1 and 2. Laura Wells was an unknown author to me until September 2022 when I read Book 3. Afterwards, I read Theia, and Books 1 and 2, reread Book 3, and then read Books 4, 5, and 6. What drew me to read Books 1-5 was strictly the cover art and the time travel element. The cover art at that time were extremely beautiful, with photos of women with beautiful long hair and stunning 15th Century dresses, with a castle in the background. These were different than many Highlander series books I had seen, and I loved the vivid colors. All the women looked different. Books 1-4 were about the McEwan clan battling rival clans who wanted their lands. Books 5 and 6 were about two of the men in the Grant clan. Between Books 5 and 6, the artwork drastically changed. It went from beautifully colored portraits, to, in my opinion, dull sepia portraits, and instead of a different array beautiful women, was replaced with half naked men with long hair, wearing nothing but a kilt. If the first cover would have been like this, I would not have bought the series to begin with. Laura Wells, after all, was an unknown author to me at that time. I ONLY read Book 6 because of my experience with the series and the fact that I love books about Time Travel. All of the men, in my opinion, look alike: whether they are from the McEwan clan or the Grant clan. The only person that should be on the cover, in my opinion, is the person who originally travels back in time from 2022 or 2023 into the 1450s. Books 1, 3-6, were women, Book 6, included a woman and her little boy from 2023; and Book 2, a man traveled from 2022 and fell in love with the sister of the McEwan clan. Therefore, Book 2 should not include a half naked Highlander, when he was a fully clothed American on vacation in Scotland. I do, however, like both sets of photos with regards to the time pieces.
This particular book is the second book about the Grant clan, although the Grant's are mentioned quite a bit in Book 4, also. The book starts off in 1456 Scotland and introduces us to Gordon Grant, a grown man who has a childlike nature of wanting to play fight and winds up hurting his younger brother, Ailean Grant. I read the entire book and did not see Ailean again in this book. However, Book 7 is supposed to be about Ailean Grant and a woman from the future. Book 6 is also about Blake and her ten-year-old son, Eugene, from 2023. They are in Scotland because Blake is a lawyer who works on Wills and does paperwork for the deceased to divide their estates among the living heirs. Because she has a deadbeat ex-husband who won't look after Eugene for a few days, she has to take him to Scotland for the reading of the Will. She tells him to stay in the cat so that she can go inside and get somebody to open the gate so that she can drive closer to the mansion. But, Eugene being a little boy who doesn't mind his mother, he gets out of the car, runs around inside the gate, and falls into an enchanted well. Blake follows him and also falls into the well. Let's just say, "We're not in Kansas anymore" applies to these two people. They wind up in 1456 Scotland, where they meet Gordon Grant. Gordon is the kind of man Blake hates. He's a womanizer playboy who can have, and usually has, every woman in the castle, whether they are servants or nobility. However, the more Gordon and Blake are around each other, the more they are drawn to each other. Eugene is in awe of Gordon and asks him a lot if questions, which Gordon gets tired of. While training Eugene, and taking Eugene out on his first horse ride, Eugene gets hurt twice. This sets off Blake. She doesn't believe that she and Eugene are safe in 1456. Will Blake decide to take her son back to the future? Or will she and Eugene stay in the past. If they go back to 2023, will Gordon stay in his own time, or will he follow them to the future? Will Gordon grow up and become a better person? Or will he remain a womanizing, childish human being. I gave this book a 5 star rating, based solely on the story, and not on the cover art.
I received a copy for free, and this is my voluntary review.
by Barbara Kelley
"Charming Her Highlander" is Book 6 of Laura Wells's A Scottish Historical Time Travel Romance series. It is best to read Theia first, because it is the prequel to the entire series about a witch who puts an enchanted curse on several wells in Scotland in the 600 A.Ds. You can get a complimentary copy by going to the end of the books, clicking on the link for Theia, and entering your email address. To fully understand this series, you should read them in chronological order after Theia, with Book 1 in the series. Even though these books can be considered stand alone reads, the reader becomes lost and confused if not read in the order they were written.
I buy books for one of three reasons: 1) the interesting cover art; 2) the blurb that tells me what the book is about; and 3) the author's name. For authors unknown to me, I rely on reasons 1 and 2. Laura Wells was an unknown author to me until September 2022 when I read Book 3. Afterwards, I read Theia, and Books 1 and 2, reread Book 3, and then read Books 4, 5, and 6. What drew me to read Books 1-5 was strictly the cover art and the time travel element. The cover art at that time were extremely beautiful, with photos of women with beautiful long hair and stunning 15th Century dresses, with a castle in the background. These were different than many Highlander series books I had seen, and I loved the vivid colors. All the women looked different. Books 1-4 were about the McEwan clan battling rival clans who wanted their lands. Books 5 and 6 were about two of the men in the Grant clan. Between Books 5 and 6, the artwork drastically changed. It went from beautifully colored portraits, to, in my opinion, dull sepia portraits, and instead of a different array beautiful women, was replaced with half naked men with long hair, wearing nothing but a kilt. If the first cover would have been like this, I would not have bought the series to begin with. Laura Wells, after all, was an unknown author to me at that time. I ONLY read Book 6 because of my experience with the series and the fact that I love books about Time Travel. All of the men, in my opinion, look alike: whether they are from the McEwan clan or the Grant clan. The only person that should be on the cover, in my opinion, is the person who originally travels back in time from 2022 or 2023 into the 1450s. Books 1, 3-6, were women, Book 6, included a woman and her little boy from 2023; and Book 2, a man traveled from 2022 and fell in love with the sister of the McEwan clan. Therefore, Book 2 should not include a half naked Highlander, when he was a fully clothed American on vacation in Scotland. I do, however, like both sets of photos with regards to the time pieces.
This particular book is the second book about the Grant clan, although the Grant's are mentioned quite a bit in Book 4, also. The book starts off in 1456 Scotland and introduces us to Gordon Grant, a grown man who has a childlike nature of wanting to play fight and winds up hurting his younger brother, Ailean Grant. I read the entire book and did not see Ailean again in this book. However, Book 7 is supposed to be about Ailean Grant and a woman from the future. Book 6 is also about Blake and her ten-year-old son, Eugene, from 2023. They are in Scotland because Blake is a lawyer who works on Wills and does paperwork for the deceased to divide their estates among the living heirs. Because she has a deadbeat ex-husband who won't look after Eugene for a few days, she has to take him to Scotland for the reading of the Will. She tells him to stay in the cat so that she can go inside and get somebody to open the gate so that she can drive closer to the mansion. But, Eugene being a little boy who doesn't mind his mother, he gets out of the car, runs around inside the gate, and falls into an enchanted well. Blake follows him and also falls into the well. Let's just say, "We're not in Kansas anymore" applies to these two people. They wind up in 1456 Scotland, where they meet Gordon Grant. Gordon is the kind of man Blake hates. He's a womanizer playboy who can have, and usually has, every woman in the castle, whether they are servants or nobility. However, the more Gordon and Blake are around each other, the more they are drawn to each other. Eugene is in awe of Gordon and asks him a lot if questions, which Gordon gets tired of. While training Eugene, and taking Eugene out on his first horse ride, Eugene gets hurt twice. This sets off Blake. She doesn't believe that she and Eugene are safe in 1456. Will Blake decide to take her son back to the future? Or will she and Eugene stay in the past. If they go back to 2023, will Gordon stay in his own time, or will he follow them to the future? Will Gordon grow up and become a better person? Or will he remain a womanizing, childish human being. I gave this book a 5 star rating, based solely on the story, and not on the cover art.
I received a copy for free, and this is my voluntary review.
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