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Brotherhood of the Sword & MacAllister #2
The Highlander
A medieval Scottish romance where a woman's daring plot to end a bloody feud meets the one rogue who refuses to surrender.
No woman in either clan will bed or feed her man—until the killing stops.
After losing her eldest brother to the feud with the MacDouglas Clan, Maggie ingen Blar is done watching men she loves die for pride. Her solution is convince the women of both clans to withhold all comfort until the men forgo their hostilities.
Then the devilish rogue Braden takes up the challenge to break the women's boycott.
He's charming, handsome, and certain his well-rehearsed smiles will win the day. But Maggie was raised among men. She knows every trick in his arsenal—and she's not impressed.
It will take more than good looks and pretty words to win her. And when enemies emerge who wish to see Maggie hang, Braden discovers he's no longer fighting to end a boycott. He's fighting to save the Highland lass who's stolen his heart.
Bold, witty, and irresistibly romantic—The Highlander is a medieval Scottish romance for readers who love headstrong heroines, roguish heroes, and the battle of wills that leads to love.
Perfect for readers who – Headstrong heroines who won't be charmed – Rogues who meet their match – Clan feuds and daring gambits – Medieval Scotland with heat and heart
Previously published under her alter ego Kinley MacGregor, these beloved medieval romances from #1 New York Times bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon return—retitled, refreshed, and restored to the author's original vision.
No woman in either clan will bed or feed her man—until the killing stops.
After losing her eldest brother to the feud with the MacDouglas Clan, Maggie ingen Blar is done watching men she loves die for pride. Her solution is convince the women of both clans to withhold all comfort until the men forgo their hostilities.
Then the devilish rogue Braden takes up the challenge to break the women's boycott.
He's charming, handsome, and certain his well-rehearsed smiles will win the day. But Maggie was raised among men. She knows every trick in his arsenal—and she's not impressed.
It will take more than good looks and pretty words to win her. And when enemies emerge who wish to see Maggie hang, Braden discovers he's no longer fighting to end a boycott. He's fighting to save the Highland lass who's stolen his heart.
Bold, witty, and irresistibly romantic—The Highlander is a medieval Scottish romance for readers who love headstrong heroines, roguish heroes, and the battle of wills that leads to love.
Perfect for readers who – Headstrong heroines who won't be charmed – Rogues who meet their match – Clan feuds and daring gambits – Medieval Scotland with heat and heart
Previously published under her alter ego Kinley MacGregor, these beloved medieval romances from #1 New York Times bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon return—retitled, refreshed, and restored to the author's original vision.
292 pages, Paperback
First published March 5, 2002
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New York Times and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon is a regular at the #1 spot. With legions of fans known as Paladins (thousands of whom proudly sport tattoos from her series and who travel from all over the world to attend her appearances), her books are always snatched up as soon as they appear on store shelves. Since 2004, she had placed more than 80 novels on the New York Times list in all formats including manga and graphic novels. Her current series are: Dark-Hunters, Chronicles of Nick and The League, and her books are available in over 100 countries where eager fans impatiently wait for the next release. Her Chronicles of Nick and Dark-Hunter series are soon to be major motion pictures while Dark-Hunter is also being developed as a television series. Join her and her Paladins online at MySherrilyn.com and www.facebook.com/mysherrilyn
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Official Deadman's Cross site
Official Chronicles of Nick site
Official Silent Swans site
Official Hunter Legends site
Official Witch of Endor site
Official Lords of Avalon site
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New York Times and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon is a regular at the #1 spot. With legions of fans known as Paladins (thousands of whom proudly sport tattoos from her series and who travel from all over the world to attend her appearances), her books are always snatched up as soon as they appear on store shelves. Since 2004, she had placed more than 80 novels on the New York Times list in all formats including manga and graphic novels. Her current series are: Dark-Hunters, Chronicles of Nick and The League, and her books are available in over 100 countries where eager fans impatiently wait for the next release. Her Chronicles of Nick and Dark-Hunter series are soon to be major motion pictures while Dark-Hunter is also being developed as a television series. Join her and her Paladins online at MySherrilyn.com and www.facebook.com/mysherrilyn
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September 8, 2016
DNF at 65%
I’m sorry. I couldn’t keep holding on anymore. It’s really painful for me to rate my favorite author’s book less than 3 stars. I love Sherrilyn Kenyon's PNR stories so I hoped I would love her HR as well. The first book in this series was my successful read. It was surprisingly good so I had very high expectations with this one. Sadly, it was a huge letdown. I didn't enjoy the plot and the heroine at all.
Maggie’s character ruined the book. She's twenty-two years old but acts as if she's sixteen. She's stubborn, annoying, and unreasonable. She made a big mistake but instead of accepting that, she tried to prove that she could fix it alone. She didn’t seem much concerned that her bad decision affected so many people, including her love ones. This was a big no-no!
I’m sorry. I couldn’t keep holding on anymore. It’s really painful for me to rate my favorite author’s book less than 3 stars. I love Sherrilyn Kenyon's PNR stories so I hoped I would love her HR as well. The first book in this series was my successful read. It was surprisingly good so I had very high expectations with this one. Sadly, it was a huge letdown. I didn't enjoy the plot and the heroine at all.
Maggie’s character ruined the book. She's twenty-two years old but acts as if she's sixteen. She's stubborn, annoying, and unreasonable. She made a big mistake but instead of accepting that, she tried to prove that she could fix it alone. She didn’t seem much concerned that her bad decision affected so many people, including her love ones. This was a big no-no!
October 4, 2011
Kinley MacGregor's books are known to be funny and fast-paced, and I think this book is a good example of that. I was in the mood for something light, so I really enjoyed this read.
Braden and Maggie were very likable, and I especially enjoyed seeing the small glimpses of their childhood friendship. Close in age, they had known each other since forever and it was charming to see them remember the several encounters they'd had over the years. They didn't know it - well, Braden didn't know it - but they belonged together since he first "saved her life", when she was only a fiery seven-year-old girl and he was a ten-year-old lad.
The story took place mostly "on the road", following Maggie, Braden and his brother Sin on the way to try and negotiate peace with the MacDouglas's, a feuding clan of the MacAllister's. Obviously, Braden found himself falling in love with Maggie during their journey, finally catching up with her, who had always loved him. I kept wondering if Sin felt like a "third wheel" there, but I guess he was just cool and sarcastic enough not to care.
As for the feud between the MacAllisters and the MacDouglases, I thought it was too easily solved. Call me bloodthirsty, but I wanted to see striking swords and battered bodies - something grand like what happened in the end of Master of Desire, the 1st book in the series. Oh well, it was nice enough to see Braden say he would die for Maggie, though. :)
In the end, I closed the book with a smile on my face and the assurance that I can always count on Ms. MacGregor to deliver a quick and amusing read.
Braden and Maggie were very likable, and I especially enjoyed seeing the small glimpses of their childhood friendship. Close in age, they had known each other since forever and it was charming to see them remember the several encounters they'd had over the years. They didn't know it - well, Braden didn't know it - but they belonged together since he first "saved her life", when she was only a fiery seven-year-old girl and he was a ten-year-old lad.
The story took place mostly "on the road", following Maggie, Braden and his brother Sin on the way to try and negotiate peace with the MacDouglas's, a feuding clan of the MacAllister's. Obviously, Braden found himself falling in love with Maggie during their journey, finally catching up with her, who had always loved him. I kept wondering if Sin felt like a "third wheel" there, but I guess he was just cool and sarcastic enough not to care.
As for the feud between the MacAllisters and the MacDouglases, I thought it was too easily solved. Call me bloodthirsty, but I wanted to see striking swords and battered bodies - something grand like what happened in the end of Master of Desire, the 1st book in the series. Oh well, it was nice enough to see Braden say he would die for Maggie, though. :)
In the end, I closed the book with a smile on my face and the assurance that I can always count on Ms. MacGregor to deliver a quick and amusing read.
October 11, 2017
“Claiming the Highlander” is the story of Maggie and Braden.
Basically the story is this- to prevent the deaths of more men due to a senseless war between two clans-MacDouglas and MacAllister, Maggie decides to rally all the women together so the men can agree to put a stop to the unnecessary deaths.
The men, however disagree, as women are their chattel and decide to use the youngest of the MacGregor brothers, Braden- to convince Maggie of the same.
We have a extremely handsome horn dog hero who sleeps with anything (that’s how the book starts)- a supposedly unattractive but brave and kind heroine who’s loved the hero forever- and then their “love story”.
RANT
I was not rooting for this couple.
The book is full of sexist, unfaithful, abusive men- and I don’t care about the era- I don’t like it.
Maggie you deserved someone way better.
Unsafe
0.5/5
Basically the story is this- to prevent the deaths of more men due to a senseless war between two clans-MacDouglas and MacAllister, Maggie decides to rally all the women together so the men can agree to put a stop to the unnecessary deaths.
The men, however disagree, as women are their chattel and decide to use the youngest of the MacGregor brothers, Braden- to convince Maggie of the same.
We have a extremely handsome horn dog hero who sleeps with anything (that’s how the book starts)- a supposedly unattractive but brave and kind heroine who’s loved the hero forever- and then their “love story”.
RANT
I was not rooting for this couple.
The book is full of sexist, unfaithful, abusive men- and I don’t care about the era- I don’t like it.
Maggie you deserved someone way better.
Unsafe
0.5/5
February 28, 2017
Voy a confesar que aunque os sorprenda debido a la nota que le he puesto, en algún momento me planteé abandonarlo. Es que la historia se me estaba haciendo un poco pesada... no le veía un buen final no se soy muy rara.
Amé este libro por Braden y por Sin. Esos dos son lo mejor que existe, Braden con su humor pícaro y Sin con su humor sarcástico! Son un poco tal para cual. En los momentos en los que se ponían un poco serios y profundizaban en los problemas familiares he sentido pena por los dos: por Braden tener que ver cómo se llevaban a su hermano y por Sin por tener una mierda de padres así. Odio a la madre de Braden está dicho.
En cuanto a Maggie... que decepción de personaje al principio dios. No me gustó nada. Después ya hacía el final cuando dejo de ser una amargada petarda pues me caía algo mejor pero vamos que no está la cosa para tirar cohetes.
Por último: ¿soy la única que ha pensado que el hijo de Kieran se llama como el caballitos de juguete de Braden? Jajajaja tan mono!
Me ha gustado mucho la historia pero ni de cerca como la primera!
Amé este libro por Braden y por Sin. Esos dos son lo mejor que existe, Braden con su humor pícaro y Sin con su humor sarcástico! Son un poco tal para cual. En los momentos en los que se ponían un poco serios y profundizaban en los problemas familiares he sentido pena por los dos: por Braden tener que ver cómo se llevaban a su hermano y por Sin por tener una mierda de padres así. Odio a la madre de Braden está dicho.
En cuanto a Maggie... que decepción de personaje al principio dios. No me gustó nada. Después ya hacía el final cuando dejo de ser una amargada petarda pues me caía algo mejor pero vamos que no está la cosa para tirar cohetes.
Por último: ¿soy la única que ha pensado que el hijo de Kieran se llama como el caballitos de juguete de Braden? Jajajaja tan mono!
Me ha gustado mucho la historia pero ni de cerca como la primera!
August 29, 2015
Often I prefer my romances on the darker side, moody and with some nicely drawn angst and maybe a tortured hero thrown in every now and again. But sometimes, I really enjoy reading something lighter and less taxing on the heart and mind.
If you’re looking for a lot of depth, then this book probably isn’t for you. But if you’re in the mood for a light, quick, entertaining read, then Claiming the Highlander would be an excellent choice.
Braden MacAllister and Maggie ingen Blar have grown up together. Since their first meeting when Maggie was seven and Braden, ten, Maggie has had a case of hero worship for her older brothers’ friend.
Now a man of twenty-five, Braden is living a life of shameless enjoyment, living it up and making the most of his spectacular looks and appeal. Braden genuinely loves women and it is no hardship that they throw themselves at him shamelessly.
Maggie, on the other hand, is still suffering the effects of the merciless teasing she suffered as a child due to her red-headed, freckled and gangly appearance. She is still beneath the notice of men and has yet to be kissed or courted.
Still holding a candle for Braden, she knows a man such as he would never be interested in her. And nor would she want him the way he is. Maggie will accept nothing less than commitment and a faithful, loving marriage, something Braden is unable and unwilling to provide.
When her radical plan to force two clans to cease their senseless feuding is about to fail with spectacular consequences, Maggie must journey to the rival clan, escorted by Braden and his dangerous brother Sin, in a last ditch attempt to stop more deaths.
In the forced intimacy of the journey, Braden finds himself unwillingly and confusingly attracted to his friends’ sister, and Maggie finds herself painfully tempted to finally give in to her attraction to Braden. Each of them know that Braden will only end up causing Maggie pain and unhappiness, but death could meet them at the end of the journey, and temptation soon proves too difficult to deny.
I’m really enjoying this series and the author’s easy, entertaining style. I enjoyed the characters of Braden and Maggie, and the way Maggie was able to show Braden that she sees him as the person he is - more than just a pretty face - and Braden finally overcoming his hang-ups with the help of some gruff, sage advice from Sin.
Claiming the Highlander is the second book in Kinley MacGregor’s Brotherhood/MacAllister series, following Master of Desire. However, the connection seems only to be in the setting and this one would work absolutely fine as a standalone.
If you’re looking for a lot of depth, then this book probably isn’t for you. But if you’re in the mood for a light, quick, entertaining read, then Claiming the Highlander would be an excellent choice.
Braden MacAllister and Maggie ingen Blar have grown up together. Since their first meeting when Maggie was seven and Braden, ten, Maggie has had a case of hero worship for her older brothers’ friend.
Now a man of twenty-five, Braden is living a life of shameless enjoyment, living it up and making the most of his spectacular looks and appeal. Braden genuinely loves women and it is no hardship that they throw themselves at him shamelessly.
Maggie, on the other hand, is still suffering the effects of the merciless teasing she suffered as a child due to her red-headed, freckled and gangly appearance. She is still beneath the notice of men and has yet to be kissed or courted.
Still holding a candle for Braden, she knows a man such as he would never be interested in her. And nor would she want him the way he is. Maggie will accept nothing less than commitment and a faithful, loving marriage, something Braden is unable and unwilling to provide.
When her radical plan to force two clans to cease their senseless feuding is about to fail with spectacular consequences, Maggie must journey to the rival clan, escorted by Braden and his dangerous brother Sin, in a last ditch attempt to stop more deaths.
In the forced intimacy of the journey, Braden finds himself unwillingly and confusingly attracted to his friends’ sister, and Maggie finds herself painfully tempted to finally give in to her attraction to Braden. Each of them know that Braden will only end up causing Maggie pain and unhappiness, but death could meet them at the end of the journey, and temptation soon proves too difficult to deny.
I’m really enjoying this series and the author’s easy, entertaining style. I enjoyed the characters of Braden and Maggie, and the way Maggie was able to show Braden that she sees him as the person he is - more than just a pretty face - and Braden finally overcoming his hang-ups with the help of some gruff, sage advice from Sin.
Claiming the Highlander is the second book in Kinley MacGregor’s Brotherhood/MacAllister series, following Master of Desire. However, the connection seems only to be in the setting and this one would work absolutely fine as a standalone.
April 13, 2022
Edit: Arkadaşlar yıqıLdıM.
Braden'ın kardeşi Ian'ın kitabı yokmuş. YOKMUŞ.
NEDEN YA NEDEN
Edit 2: Ben gerçek bir gerizekalıyım.
Hanımeliçiçeği'm sayesinde kastettiğim bebişkom Sin, Ian değil, Ian Maggie'nin ikizi kdkcodpfpdpd of...
Üf basiretsiz Anthony'den sonra ilaç gibi geldi.
Braden... afyon'un kaymak lokumu gibi.
Dublin Caddesi'ndeki Braden'ın atası ehehe.
MacGregor aka Kenyon zaten rüştünü ispatlamış kraliçelerimizden biri. Her şey öyle dozunda ki ağlıjaktım.
Braden, sadece yakışıklılığıyla değil zamparalığıyla da nam salmış bir kilt babe.
Maggie ise abileriyle büyümüş, sıradanlığı yüzünden de sürekli sataşılan bir çiçek.
Braden'ın küçük tatlı çiçeği.
Mevzu, daha fazla sevdiğini kaybetmek istemeyen Maggie'nin, savaştıkları diğer klan'ın kadınlarıyla da anlaşıp, savaş bitene kadar kiliselerine sığınarak kadınlık, hanımlık ve annelik görevlerini reddetmeleriyle başlıyor.
Feministler bu dakikadan sonra out LOL
O sırada hovardalıkla dolu yolculuğundan dönen Braden bir nevi herkesin imdadına yetişmiş oluyor.
Şöyle oluyor:
Klan: Kadınlar görevlerini yerine getirmiyor
Braden: Hold my joystick
Ama öyle olmuyor asdfadfasdf
Aslında Maggie çocukluğundan beri "kahramanı" Braden'a aşık ama içindeki tüm fırtınaya rağmen direniyor.
Biz o fırtınada sırılsıklam oluyoruz.
Öhöm.
Baştan çıkartmaya çalıştığı Maggie, Braden'ın aklını başından alıyor.
Zampara görünümlü herif, düşünceli bir pislik, ahlaksız bir koruyucu, edepsiz bir aşık.
Ah...
Kitaptaki tüm seksi sahneleri unutun, en güzel yerler bu ikisinin küçüklüğünün anlatıldığı yerler.
ÖLDÜM resmen.
ve ağzının tadını bilen herkes bilir ki en iyi lokum kaymak lokumudur
xoxoxo
iko
September 28, 2021
I'm sure the hero has syphilis and gonorrhoea.
April 14, 2022
Braden için çizilen karakter profilini sevmedim. Daha ilk giriş kısmını okuyunca kendini belli etti. Braden resmen kadınlara bir lütuf olarak yansıtılmış. Hoş sağolsun hemcinslerim de üçer beşer, hatta on kişilik gruplar halinde adamın üzerine çullandılar resmen 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ tövbe estağfurullah cidden.
Kurgu ise bana tatmin edici gelmedi. Yani hanım kızımız Maggie savaşa bir aile üyelerini, yada kabilesinde ki bir erkeği daha kurban etmek istemez. Bu yüzden iki düşman kabiledeki kadınlar anlaşıp saklanırlar. Yemek, hizmet ve seks olmadan adamlar üç yaşında ki bebelere dönüyor resmen. Kabile reisinin bile bir ağırlığı, korkutucu aurası yoktu. Yani belki ilk kitabın üzerine okuyunca basit gelmiş bile olabilir.
Maggie'nin aklının peşinden gitmekte sıkıntı yok. Amaç da iyi ve takdir ediyorum. Ama karakterlerin hâl ve hareketleri basit geldi sadece...Sevmedim. Ama Sin'de ışık görüyorum. Ona da bakar finallerim seriyi...
Kurgu ise bana tatmin edici gelmedi. Yani hanım kızımız Maggie savaşa bir aile üyelerini, yada kabilesinde ki bir erkeği daha kurban etmek istemez. Bu yüzden iki düşman kabiledeki kadınlar anlaşıp saklanırlar. Yemek, hizmet ve seks olmadan adamlar üç yaşında ki bebelere dönüyor resmen. Kabile reisinin bile bir ağırlığı, korkutucu aurası yoktu. Yani belki ilk kitabın üzerine okuyunca basit gelmiş bile olabilir.
Maggie'nin aklının peşinden gitmekte sıkıntı yok. Amaç da iyi ve takdir ediyorum. Ama karakterlerin hâl ve hareketleri basit geldi sadece...Sevmedim. Ama Sin'de ışık görüyorum. Ona da bakar finallerim seriyi...
June 1, 2024
Le pongo 3.5 puntos. Está entretenido y se lee rápido pero se nota que es de los primeros libros de la autora. Hay cosas demasiado modernas y lenguaje muy moderno para la época que se supone que se ambienta. Que en paranormal si que cuadra totalmente pero aquí me chirria.
Como bien dice Luna parece que el prota es irresistible y todas las mujeres se le echan encima y quiera el o no ninguna se salva solteras, casadas etc. Excepto la prota claro.
Luego la prota pasa de ser casta y pura que no le han dado ni un beso a saber hacer de todo de la nada. Sin que nadie se lo haya enseñado sabe llevar la iniciativa y hacer una felación siendo totalmente virgen, un poco increíble. El libro no tiene una trama muy compleja algunas cosas pasan muy rápido y por encima. Y el final muy precipitado no me ha emocionado mucho la verdad. Eso sí me ha gustado mucho Sin como secundario. Su libro es muy famoso y muy aclamado espero que no me defraude porque me he llevado un chasco con los libros históricos de esta autora no me están gustando como pensaba. Y bueno está entretenido pero no logro creerme el contexto por las cosas tan modernas y las mujeres tan liberales que se lanzan al prota. Si eso no es creíble ni en esta época menos en esa que las mujeres no tenían ni voz ni voto y dependían de su reputación en caso de las solteras y de sus maridos de las casadas.
Como bien dice Luna parece que el prota es irresistible y todas las mujeres se le echan encima y quiera el o no ninguna se salva solteras, casadas etc. Excepto la prota claro.
Luego la prota pasa de ser casta y pura que no le han dado ni un beso a saber hacer de todo de la nada. Sin que nadie se lo haya enseñado sabe llevar la iniciativa y hacer una felación siendo totalmente virgen, un poco increíble. El libro no tiene una trama muy compleja algunas cosas pasan muy rápido y por encima. Y el final muy precipitado no me ha emocionado mucho la verdad. Eso sí me ha gustado mucho Sin como secundario. Su libro es muy famoso y muy aclamado espero que no me defraude porque me he llevado un chasco con los libros históricos de esta autora no me están gustando como pensaba. Y bueno está entretenido pero no logro creerme el contexto por las cosas tan modernas y las mujeres tan liberales que se lanzan al prota. Si eso no es creíble ni en esta época menos en esa que las mujeres no tenían ni voz ni voto y dependían de su reputación en caso de las solteras y de sus maridos de las casadas.
June 10, 2021
Enjoyable read. Childhood friend find love. Loved both Bradan and Maggie. I like the humour in Kinley MacGregors books 📚
April 1, 2025
I heard this series gets better, but I don’t know if I’m in it for the long haul anymore since the first 2 books have been both 3 stars for me. I was in the mood for a medieval, highlander historical and this series has all the audios on hoopla. But they’re just fine and I have other authors to try sooo.
Braden has never met a woman he doesn’t like, we see in the beginning of the story he’s very much a charismatic playboy. He returns back home to see his brothers Lachlan and Sin and he sees again Maggie, someone he’s known since childhood. This does have a childhood friends to lovers vibe to it, which I do enjoy so I think I liked this one more than book 1 because of that. Maggie thinks she’s just another conquest for him and wondering why he’s only interested in her now after knowing one another their whole lives. Lots of family dynamics and a setup for his brother Sin, who has the next book in the series. I might try at least that one to see how I feel but if it’s another 3 star, then I’m out.
Braden has never met a woman he doesn’t like, we see in the beginning of the story he’s very much a charismatic playboy. He returns back home to see his brothers Lachlan and Sin and he sees again Maggie, someone he’s known since childhood. This does have a childhood friends to lovers vibe to it, which I do enjoy so I think I liked this one more than book 1 because of that. Maggie thinks she’s just another conquest for him and wondering why he’s only interested in her now after knowing one another their whole lives. Lots of family dynamics and a setup for his brother Sin, who has the next book in the series. I might try at least that one to see how I feel but if it’s another 3 star, then I’m out.
September 6, 2017
3,5 puan.
Cazibenin Efendisi • #kitapyorumu
Her ne kadar ilk kitap Arzunun Efendisi benim için “eh işte” sınırlarında kalmış olsa da dün akşam aniden gelen bir istekle Cazibenin Efendisi’ne başladım ve oturduğum gibi bitirdim. Harika bir kitap mıydı? Değildi. Ama benim için ilk kitaptan bir tık daha güzel ve eğlenceliydi.
En çok beğendiğim şey kitaptaki erkek karakterler. Hepsi son derece muazzam, kendine has özellikleri olan adamlardı ve hepsinin kendi hikâyelerini okuma isteğim var.
Yazarın kalemi de çok akıcı. Saçma sapan gelen kısımlar olmasına rağmen kendini okutuyor, hakkını yemeyeyim. Kitabın başlarında yazar erkek karakterimiz Braden’ı bence çok fazla, gereksiz bir övgü yağmuruna tutmuş olsa da kendisi kibar, yakışıklı, ucundan azıcık serseri –yok bayağı serseri- çapkın, her ne kadar İskoç olsa da İngiliz bey efendisi halleri de olan bir adam. Tamam, ben de biraz övmüş gibi oldum ama inanın yazar başlarda bunun on katı gibi bir şeyler yazmış yani.
Maggie ise tam benlik bir kadın karakterdi. Burnunun dikine giden, herkes gibi anında yelkenleri suya indirmeyen karakterleri severiz.
İkilinin arasındaki iletişim çok güzeldi. Braden’ın çapkın lafları, her kelimesinde aralara sıkıştırdığı imaları çok iyiydi. İkilinin atışmalarını oldukça severek okudum.
Olaylı kısımlar vardı ama detaylı anlatım yoktu. Bazı önemli meseleler üstü kapalı bir şekilde geçilip gitmişti o yüzden oraları pek sevmedim. Konu da bence giriş olarak çok saçmaydı ama sırf karakterleri iyi yazıyor diye yazarı sevdim.
Daha güzel bir kurguyla ve bu karakterlerle harikalar yaratılabilir bana göre.
Kısacası sevgili Epsilon’un asırda bir kitap çıkardığını düşünürsek eğer kitaplar elime geçmeseydi okumazdım. Arzunun Efendisi 2012’de çıkmış, Cazibenin Efendisi 2015. Pes dedirten cinsten vallahi. Azıcık hız bekliyor insan.
Eğlenceli bir tarihi aşk romanı isterseniz sıkılmadan okursunuz.
Cazibenin Efendisi • #kitapyorumu
Her ne kadar ilk kitap Arzunun Efendisi benim için “eh işte” sınırlarında kalmış olsa da dün akşam aniden gelen bir istekle Cazibenin Efendisi’ne başladım ve oturduğum gibi bitirdim. Harika bir kitap mıydı? Değildi. Ama benim için ilk kitaptan bir tık daha güzel ve eğlenceliydi.
En çok beğendiğim şey kitaptaki erkek karakterler. Hepsi son derece muazzam, kendine has özellikleri olan adamlardı ve hepsinin kendi hikâyelerini okuma isteğim var.
Yazarın kalemi de çok akıcı. Saçma sapan gelen kısımlar olmasına rağmen kendini okutuyor, hakkını yemeyeyim. Kitabın başlarında yazar erkek karakterimiz Braden’ı bence çok fazla, gereksiz bir övgü yağmuruna tutmuş olsa da kendisi kibar, yakışıklı, ucundan azıcık serseri –yok bayağı serseri- çapkın, her ne kadar İskoç olsa da İngiliz bey efendisi halleri de olan bir adam. Tamam, ben de biraz övmüş gibi oldum ama inanın yazar başlarda bunun on katı gibi bir şeyler yazmış yani.
Maggie ise tam benlik bir kadın karakterdi. Burnunun dikine giden, herkes gibi anında yelkenleri suya indirmeyen karakterleri severiz.
İkilinin arasındaki iletişim çok güzeldi. Braden’ın çapkın lafları, her kelimesinde aralara sıkıştırdığı imaları çok iyiydi. İkilinin atışmalarını oldukça severek okudum.
Olaylı kısımlar vardı ama detaylı anlatım yoktu. Bazı önemli meseleler üstü kapalı bir şekilde geçilip gitmişti o yüzden oraları pek sevmedim. Konu da bence giriş olarak çok saçmaydı ama sırf karakterleri iyi yazıyor diye yazarı sevdim.
Daha güzel bir kurguyla ve bu karakterlerle harikalar yaratılabilir bana göre.
Kısacası sevgili Epsilon’un asırda bir kitap çıkardığını düşünürsek eğer kitaplar elime geçmeseydi okumazdım. Arzunun Efendisi 2012’de çıkmış, Cazibenin Efendisi 2015. Pes dedirten cinsten vallahi. Azıcık hız bekliyor insan.
Eğlenceli bir tarihi aşk romanı isterseniz sıkılmadan okursunuz.
January 28, 2020
Painful to read. Painful. Don’t get my wrong, i love unrequited love, but the H was a complete asshole and horn dog. The book opens up with him having an almost threesome with a married woman and her two sisters, I have no respect for a man who doesn’t respect a taken women. Also why in the hell were the women so ready to cater to this guy. A pretty face and all the women came rushing to his defense and wanted to baby him. Wow, just so unrealistic. He did not inspire any love from me. And the fact that the heroine was in love with him through all this man whoring around. She knew from the beginning he didn’t approach her out of interest yet she STILL fell for his tricks. Too top it all off, he had a kid he didn’t know about. I get it, during this time period condoms and other contraceptives were not a thing but it says something about his character if a woman he slept with was not comfortable enough to confront him about HIS kid. Just utterly disgusted by the H behavior. Sorry not sorry.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 18, 2022
si pero no
le ponía tres y medio de puntuación
Me lo he pasado bien me he reído mucho pero tiene cosas muy machistas lo que no se es si lo pone para que te rías porque son cosas demenciales o realmente se cree todo eso, claro que también nos podríamos reír de otra cosa menos dañina pero es la verdad, hay cada falta machista que es de chiste, vale que es un libro histórico escoces y ya se sabe que tiempo anteriores se era mas machistas pero es que esto ya es pasarse y me parece que es poco histórico. Vamos que al final con esas situaciones me reí mucho porque todo es como muy exagerado hasta el protagonista un hombre mujeriego a no mas poder y que mujer que le ve mujer que se le quiere zumbar, menos una claro, la prota como no, sí lo se todo es muy nuevo.
En este libro parece que las mujeres solo queramos enrollarnos con hombres atractivos y hacerles la comida. Y ellos solo saben guerrear.
le ponía tres y medio de puntuación
Me lo he pasado bien me he reído mucho pero tiene cosas muy machistas lo que no se es si lo pone para que te rías porque son cosas demenciales o realmente se cree todo eso, claro que también nos podríamos reír de otra cosa menos dañina pero es la verdad, hay cada falta machista que es de chiste, vale que es un libro histórico escoces y ya se sabe que tiempo anteriores se era mas machistas pero es que esto ya es pasarse y me parece que es poco histórico. Vamos que al final con esas situaciones me reí mucho porque todo es como muy exagerado hasta el protagonista un hombre mujeriego a no mas poder y que mujer que le ve mujer que se le quiere zumbar, menos una claro, la prota como no, sí lo se todo es muy nuevo.
En este libro parece que las mujeres solo queramos enrollarnos con hombres atractivos y hacerles la comida. Y ellos solo saben guerrear.
April 29, 2023
Braden MacAllister, Highland warrior and holder of English lands, is known as a womanizer and a force to be reckoned with in battle. He’s used to turning female heads so he’s a bit surprised when his childhood friend Maggie seems immune to his charming attempts to stop her misguided efforts to end the feud between their clan and their neighbors. But she’s removed all the women in the clan from their homes and it can’t go on, so Braden is determined to make her see sense, especially if it means deploying his seductive skills.
Maggie has loved Braden since they were children and cannot help her inevitable response to him, though she knows nothing will come of it. He keeps his heart well-guarded and her efforts at gaining peace for the clan will be just as difficult as those at claiming Braden for her own.
Phew. Talk about a letdown. This book was not for me, and things may turn spoilery as I go on a mini rant about why, so consider yourself warned. Yes, I’m reading out of order, but I read the book that comes after this one in the series, Born in Sin, and loved it, so I had high hopes for this one. I knew in the first few chapters that it wouldn’t but as good, but I persevered with the audiobook hoping for improvement that never really came. I love Highlander books and I love the premise of all these brothers and their interconnected stories. Unfortunately, Braden was not my favorite brother, to put it mildly, and I didn’t like the heroine, Maggie, at all either. First off, though she did have a valid goal of ending a bloody feud between her clan and their neighbors, but was incredibly dumb and naïve, and her methods were woefully misguided. I also found it incredibly annoying how often she referred to various men, and especially to the hero, as spawns of Satan. Braden was just as bad in this respect with his views on women. It also didn’t help anything that this plot was rather slow, Lachlan was undermined as laird, and several aspects seemed to have been left unaddressed (such as Lachlan’s situation and his punishment of his men).
They’d both seen the sanctity of marriage violated by their parents, so their views did make a warped sort of sense, but it would’ve been much more compelling if they were determined to do better rather than just avoid entanglements. The predatory way women were portrayed here was also just cringeworthy and it was so weird to me that sometimes Braden was described as this manic seducer who will sleep with anything in a dress and other times, he’s the victim of randy women who won’t take no for an answer. This is illustrated firsthand for Maggie and almost seems like the beginnings of some sort of redemption arc for Braden, but it wasn’t nearly enough given the fact that he was at the very least willing to try to sleep with another woman even after exploring his feelings for Maggie. He only realized he didn’t want this other woman after his body was unresponsive to her (though they did kiss) and he realized Maggie was the one he truly wanted. This was so gross to me and definitely meant Braden didn’t qualify for hero status in my book.
To be completely fair, I also didn’t care for Maggie as a heroine. She continually believed the absolute worst of Braden, even on the rare occasions when he was giving her reason not to, and she consistently made assumptions, even when his brother warned her repeatedly that she didn’t truly know him. Of course, there are plenty of people just like this in real life and this sort of dysfunction happens all the time, but that doesn’t mean I want to read it in my romance books. That is, of course, just me. I didn’t like either of these two and I really wasn’t buying it that somehow the clan no longer hated her when they got together. With all these predatory women and unfaithful men, I’m not sure how I’m supposed to believe anyone’s love story and it certainly doesn’t feel romantic. Given how much I loved Sin’s book, I just wanted more from this one and I’m hoping it was an anomaly.
Maggie has loved Braden since they were children and cannot help her inevitable response to him, though she knows nothing will come of it. He keeps his heart well-guarded and her efforts at gaining peace for the clan will be just as difficult as those at claiming Braden for her own.
Phew. Talk about a letdown. This book was not for me, and things may turn spoilery as I go on a mini rant about why, so consider yourself warned. Yes, I’m reading out of order, but I read the book that comes after this one in the series, Born in Sin, and loved it, so I had high hopes for this one. I knew in the first few chapters that it wouldn’t but as good, but I persevered with the audiobook hoping for improvement that never really came. I love Highlander books and I love the premise of all these brothers and their interconnected stories. Unfortunately, Braden was not my favorite brother, to put it mildly, and I didn’t like the heroine, Maggie, at all either. First off, though she did have a valid goal of ending a bloody feud between her clan and their neighbors, but was incredibly dumb and naïve, and her methods were woefully misguided. I also found it incredibly annoying how often she referred to various men, and especially to the hero, as spawns of Satan. Braden was just as bad in this respect with his views on women. It also didn’t help anything that this plot was rather slow, Lachlan was undermined as laird, and several aspects seemed to have been left unaddressed (such as Lachlan’s situation and his punishment of his men).
They’d both seen the sanctity of marriage violated by their parents, so their views did make a warped sort of sense, but it would’ve been much more compelling if they were determined to do better rather than just avoid entanglements. The predatory way women were portrayed here was also just cringeworthy and it was so weird to me that sometimes Braden was described as this manic seducer who will sleep with anything in a dress and other times, he’s the victim of randy women who won’t take no for an answer. This is illustrated firsthand for Maggie and almost seems like the beginnings of some sort of redemption arc for Braden, but it wasn’t nearly enough given the fact that he was at the very least willing to try to sleep with another woman even after exploring his feelings for Maggie. He only realized he didn’t want this other woman after his body was unresponsive to her (though they did kiss) and he realized Maggie was the one he truly wanted. This was so gross to me and definitely meant Braden didn’t qualify for hero status in my book.
To be completely fair, I also didn’t care for Maggie as a heroine. She continually believed the absolute worst of Braden, even on the rare occasions when he was giving her reason not to, and she consistently made assumptions, even when his brother warned her repeatedly that she didn’t truly know him. Of course, there are plenty of people just like this in real life and this sort of dysfunction happens all the time, but that doesn’t mean I want to read it in my romance books. That is, of course, just me. I didn’t like either of these two and I really wasn’t buying it that somehow the clan no longer hated her when they got together. With all these predatory women and unfaithful men, I’m not sure how I’m supposed to believe anyone’s love story and it certainly doesn’t feel romantic. Given how much I loved Sin’s book, I just wanted more from this one and I’m hoping it was an anomaly.
December 21, 2018
İlk kitap kadar beğenemedim sorry Braden :(
October 24, 2015
Anyone familiar with ancient Greek comedy will recognize Aristophanes' Lysistrata immediately - the town women, led by a brazen spokeswoman, rally together and withhold sex until the men stop fighting. MacGregor takes a classic tale and spins it into a lighthearted Scottish romance. There's not a lot of angst, emotional connection, or even historical detail to take this story to the next level. Rather, we have Maggie, a plain jane character with ugly shoes, who's fallen in love with the town's Casanova, Braden. Maggie and Braden's romance seem unrealistic in my eyes, and I'd bet my bottom dollar that in today's world this mismatched couple would end up a divorce statistic.
I'm holding out for Born in Sin, the main reason why I picked up this series to begin with. Here's to dark, emotionally damaged dangerous heroes.
I'm holding out for Born in Sin, the main reason why I picked up this series to begin with. Here's to dark, emotionally damaged dangerous heroes.
August 26, 2018
3.25 stars
I am not a fan of unrequited love & the h has loved the hero for years without coming to his notice. We are told & shown that H is a rake. Hell the book even opens with him having a threesome. Bleh! I don't understand why we have to be shown on page hero is a stud! Then there are discussions of his other encounters with women. Women here are shown to be very predatory & overtly sexual, accosting men. Also h/H also seem to be getting it on in front of his bro which bothered me. I mean if this is a historical, weren't there more rules of propriety around. Our H of course has reason to be scared of love. This one was predictable but an okay one-time read.
I am not a fan of unrequited love & the h has loved the hero for years without coming to his notice. We are told & shown that H is a rake. Hell the book even opens with him having a threesome. Bleh! I don't understand why we have to be shown on page hero is a stud! Then there are discussions of his other encounters with women. Women here are shown to be very predatory & overtly sexual, accosting men. Also h/H also seem to be getting it on in front of his bro which bothered me. I mean if this is a historical, weren't there more rules of propriety around. Our H of course has reason to be scared of love. This one was predictable but an okay one-time read.
May 19, 2020
Not as good as the first book. I have had many personal issues to enjoy the relationship between Braden and Maggie. He is too cocky for my taste and the solution at the end of the book is a bit predictable and cliché. Maggie is interesting, though.
January 16, 2011
Braden MacAllister is so heart-stoppingly handsome, devastatingly charming and passionately perfect that every woman who sees him either swoons or chases him down and demands he let them have their way with him ( 10 at once even). He, of course obliges with abandon, admitting anything with two legs wearing skirts will do and proceeds to prove it through much of the story. So is it any surprise I find it hard to believe when, at the end of the book, he pledges eternal fidelity to the rather dowdy childhood friend he never even noticed before? Although I understand why so many others rate this book highly, I just couldn't bring myself to like Braden enough to believe in his happy ending.
Knowing this is totally a personal preference and not wanting to judge a good author because of it, I may still try the next in this series (besides, Sin, the brother, was much more intriguing to begin with.)
March 29, 2009
I love Kinley MacGregor's sense of humor. She has feel for humorous dialogue that is natural. She creates amazing characters that I easily become emotionally invested in.
The plot for Claiming the Highlander was weak. At first glance it seemed that this would be an interesting read, but it was dull filled with a lot of flashback sequences that didn't really move the story forward. The hero began the story as a careless playboy and then in the middle he claimed to be the innocent victim of sex-crazed females. I like reading stories about people who are less than perfect, less than beautiful, with characters who stay true to their character. I like it when bad guys stay bad, people with good intentions mess things up, and playboys fall in love and vow to be faithful.
The plot for Claiming the Highlander was weak. At first glance it seemed that this would be an interesting read, but it was dull filled with a lot of flashback sequences that didn't really move the story forward. The hero began the story as a careless playboy and then in the middle he claimed to be the innocent victim of sex-crazed females. I like reading stories about people who are less than perfect, less than beautiful, with characters who stay true to their character. I like it when bad guys stay bad, people with good intentions mess things up, and playboys fall in love and vow to be faithful.
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December 24, 2015A plain Jane rallying town women to withhold sex and herself is in love with the town's Casanova? I will pass.
(I wonder, was Maggie a virgin in the book? That would be tremendously ironic for a virgin to tell other women to withhold sex from men to get them to do stuff, no?)
(I wonder, was Maggie a virgin in the book? That would be tremendously ironic for a virgin to tell other women to withhold sex from men to get them to do stuff, no?)
November 18, 2017
“... Ama bence, kardeşim, sen asıl soruyu atlıyorsun. Ya güvenilirse?”
“O zaman ben it herifin tekiyim.”
January 19, 2012
4 ½ stars – Historical/Medieval/Highlander Romance
May 28, 2020
Para ser de Kenyon es bastante malillo (trama simple y absurda y personajes bastante incoherentes), pero yo me lo paso bien leyendo todo lo que publica esta mujer.
April 19, 2022
Kitabın kapağı ne kadar çirkinse kendisi bir o kadar güzel 🥲
Historical okumayalı asırlar olmuştu, teşekkürler @İko 🖤
Historical okumayalı asırlar olmuştu, teşekkürler @İko 🖤
May 27, 2018
Erkek karakter okunmayan değerdi😄 komik ve sıkılmadan okunacak bir kitaptı tek eksiği biraz daha kurgu olsa iyi olurdu.
August 24, 2010
I enjoyed reading this a lot and I didn't expect to like the characters, but with the author's excellent writing style, it was a fast read for me and it provided the entertainment I was looking for.
The first few pages about Braden made me instantly dislike him, he's portrayed as a shallow and hedonistic man who hops from one woman's bed to another; but as I read on, I realized his character had depth, and like all people he's afraid of trusting a woman, wary of a broken heart. His affairs are fleeting and impersonal, but he's a good diplomat and when it comes to family, his loyalty pegs no question.
It's the same way I didn't instantly warm up to Maggie's character until I read further. She's one of the youngest (having a twin brother) and the only female in of seven children. It was touching how her eldest brother loves her, the one who perished in the squabble between the MacAllisters and MacDouglases, and it was a very good plan Maggie hatched, until some women were attacked by the males.
The author lay a good foundation for Maggie and Braden's relationship, since they've known each other when they were very little. The development was there, both of them trying to fight it, but with the guidance of the most unlikely character, they each realized that they have to take a risk for that love. The little flashbacks helped in understanding the characters, and the horse as a gift, and Braden's comment about having a sister was really touching.
The love scenes were written very well, both of them shared themselves in the present, not thinking of anyone or the repercussions, and it was noble of Braden not have taken advantage of Maggie out in the woods, and I admired Maggie for her resolve in fighting for Braden, the man she wants and the one she would only love.
I agree with the saying, "one doesn't know what s/he has until it's gone", because it makes one realize the value of something or someone when it's not there anymore. I'm looking forward to reading the next!
The first few pages about Braden made me instantly dislike him, he's portrayed as a shallow and hedonistic man who hops from one woman's bed to another; but as I read on, I realized his character had depth, and like all people he's afraid of trusting a woman, wary of a broken heart. His affairs are fleeting and impersonal, but he's a good diplomat and when it comes to family, his loyalty pegs no question.
It's the same way I didn't instantly warm up to Maggie's character until I read further. She's one of the youngest (having a twin brother) and the only female in of seven children. It was touching how her eldest brother loves her, the one who perished in the squabble between the MacAllisters and MacDouglases, and it was a very good plan Maggie hatched, until some women were attacked by the males.
The author lay a good foundation for Maggie and Braden's relationship, since they've known each other when they were very little. The development was there, both of them trying to fight it, but with the guidance of the most unlikely character, they each realized that they have to take a risk for that love. The little flashbacks helped in understanding the characters, and the horse as a gift, and Braden's comment about having a sister was really touching.
The love scenes were written very well, both of them shared themselves in the present, not thinking of anyone or the repercussions, and it was noble of Braden not have taken advantage of Maggie out in the woods, and I admired Maggie for her resolve in fighting for Braden, the man she wants and the one she would only love.
I agree with the saying, "one doesn't know what s/he has until it's gone", because it makes one realize the value of something or someone when it's not there anymore. I'm looking forward to reading the next!
March 9, 2012
5 stars...for sure.
I loved this book and I still have 3 more pages to go. It dawn on me a thought, the past truly made who you are.
For Maggie, it was been bullied-harrassed, lost her mother than later her father, raised as the youngest daughter and 5 brothers. She became a nuturer, smart-strong-detemined protector, a survivor at any cost and loved passionately the only boy who stood for her as long as she can remember, Braden MacAllister.
As for Braden, the randy-assed rogue, he loved women and women loved him, single-married and all ages in between. His past left him withdrawn from such love given and received. To him love was a weakness, one that can force him to abandon his blood bc he'd seeing it done. A true warrior himself, a loving brother who would died for those he loved, a hero in Maggie's eyes yet he failed to see he'd deserved nothing more than tumbling in an out of varies beds.
Oh...and let's not even talk about Sin, Braden's brother. That's the next book, but I can tell, it's a tear-jerker but hubba-hubba-hubba. Abandoned by his father and both mothers, given as hostage to King David of England. As it turned out, he's now one of Kind Henry's best friends, how fortunate and yet he carried such hatred for all that was Scotcland, can you blame him?
This book had me giggled one moment and then brimmed with tears the next. I loved the richly drawn characters, the deep meanings behind the storyline, the romance and plenty of hotness that I couldn't get my butt to do anything and didn't want it to end...
Definitely move this to your next highlander read if you're looking for one!
I loved this book and I still have 3 more pages to go. It dawn on me a thought, the past truly made who you are.
For Maggie, it was been bullied-harrassed, lost her mother than later her father, raised as the youngest daughter and 5 brothers. She became a nuturer, smart-strong-detemined protector, a survivor at any cost and loved passionately the only boy who stood for her as long as she can remember, Braden MacAllister.
As for Braden, the randy-assed rogue, he loved women and women loved him, single-married and all ages in between. His past left him withdrawn from such love given and received. To him love was a weakness, one that can force him to abandon his blood bc he'd seeing it done. A true warrior himself, a loving brother who would died for those he loved, a hero in Maggie's eyes yet he failed to see he'd deserved nothing more than tumbling in an out of varies beds.
Oh...and let's not even talk about Sin, Braden's brother. That's the next book, but I can tell, it's a tear-jerker but hubba-hubba-hubba. Abandoned by his father and both mothers, given as hostage to King David of England. As it turned out, he's now one of Kind Henry's best friends, how fortunate and yet he carried such hatred for all that was Scotcland, can you blame him?
This book had me giggled one moment and then brimmed with tears the next. I loved the richly drawn characters, the deep meanings behind the storyline, the romance and plenty of hotness that I couldn't get my butt to do anything and didn't want it to end...
Definitely move this to your next highlander read if you're looking for one!
April 25, 2016
Esta es la novela más flojita que he leído, en bastantes ocasiones me resultó muy pesada y aburrida.
Braden MacAllister es uno de los hermanos de este clan escocés, el playboy de la familia por así decirlo, no hay mujer que se le resista exceptuando a Maggie ingen Blar, hermana de su mejor amigo. Sus intentos de seducción con la susodicha no dan resultado, ella es la pieza clave para evitar que las mujeres del clan desistan de su encierro. Su empeño de evitar los enfrentamientos entre los dos clanes es inevitable para Braden pero no para Maggie es por eso por lo que los dos junto con Sin MacAllister intenten negociar la paz con el jefe del otro clan.
Todo el relato es sumamente lento y lleno de flashbacks de la pareja cuando eran más jóvenes, realmente no pasa nada interesante solo un mero y constante flirteo de la pareja, “que si te quiero, pero no puedo…”, así todo el rato.
Nos introduce en el origen de ese enfrentamiento con la mención de Kieran el hermano de Braden. Por lo demás, los personajes principales no es que sean lo mejor: Maggie es inconstante, ahora piensa una cosa, después otra. Braden sí es acorde con él, qué se puede esperar, aunque luego lo intenten pintar de otra manera, me pareció bastante rápido ese cambio por cierto.
En fin, en general la novela tiene el aprobado pero muy raspado con pocas cosas notables que comentar que impulsen a leerla.
Braden MacAllister es uno de los hermanos de este clan escocés, el playboy de la familia por así decirlo, no hay mujer que se le resista exceptuando a Maggie ingen Blar, hermana de su mejor amigo. Sus intentos de seducción con la susodicha no dan resultado, ella es la pieza clave para evitar que las mujeres del clan desistan de su encierro. Su empeño de evitar los enfrentamientos entre los dos clanes es inevitable para Braden pero no para Maggie es por eso por lo que los dos junto con Sin MacAllister intenten negociar la paz con el jefe del otro clan.
Todo el relato es sumamente lento y lleno de flashbacks de la pareja cuando eran más jóvenes, realmente no pasa nada interesante solo un mero y constante flirteo de la pareja, “que si te quiero, pero no puedo…”, así todo el rato.
Nos introduce en el origen de ese enfrentamiento con la mención de Kieran el hermano de Braden. Por lo demás, los personajes principales no es que sean lo mejor: Maggie es inconstante, ahora piensa una cosa, después otra. Braden sí es acorde con él, qué se puede esperar, aunque luego lo intenten pintar de otra manera, me pareció bastante rápido ese cambio por cierto.
En fin, en general la novela tiene el aprobado pero muy raspado con pocas cosas notables que comentar que impulsen a leerla.
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