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Irish Witch #3
The Chieftain's Daughter
Young, pregnant witch, Alainn McCreary, is forced to rely on her mysterious and unpredictable magical powers in an attempt to protect the life of her strong and courageous new husband, Killian O’Brien, and the life of their unborn child, battling against all odds waged by a powerful and corrupt chieftain, a vengeful curse, and malevolent dark forces unleashed by a scheming demon. Set in mystically enchanting, but dark and dangerous 16th Century Ireland where fairies, witches, spirits, and demons dwell among humans, the Chieftain’s Daughter is an enticingly romantic and lustful tale of love, desire, danger, and adventure.
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Published September 20, 2016
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January 10, 2018
An addictive historical fairytale romance!
“In truth, I doubt I'd notice if a herd of giant Irish elk stomped through the entire chamber when I'm in the act of lovin' you, Lainna!”
The Chieftain’s Daughter is the wonderful third installment in Leigh Ann Edwards’ The Irish Witch series set in sixteenth century Ireland. The series blends amazing characters in an ageless romance embedded in a dangerous contest of good versus evil. I can’t get enough of the author’s interweaving of history, magic, legend, mythology, and an epic steamy romance.
This episode picks up right where the previous book, The Witch’s Daughter, left off with the ongoing saga of Irish witch Alainn and swarthy noble Killian, our heroine and hero. Alain’s powers continue to increase as she becomes more adept at tapping into what she can do. At the same time, the dark are gaining prominence and targeting Alain. As this segment opens, Alain is stuck in another realm separated from Killian. She and Killian are battling human and supernatural forces to be together. Seriously, you won’t want to put it down! It’s a page-turner, for sure!
Following please find a few of my favorite quotes from The Chieftain’s Daughter:
“Our place is here, our time is now!" Killian firmly declared.”
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“I am a contradictory creature, I think," Alainn continued, "for the witch and druid in me can create fire, the fairy in me is drawn to it yet cannot tolerate it, and the woman is in a constant state of torrid fire within me whenever I think of my strikingly virile husband.”
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“I've no plans to couple with anyone other than my new bride for the next century or so, and it feels as though it's takin' a century to get to it!”
This series will consist of seven books with four having been released so far. I inhaled all four in less than three days and am anxiously waiting for the fifth which is releasing January 2018! This is a series you should read in order. The books are engrossing reads and you won’t want to miss one enchanting moment. Do yourself a favor, start from the beginning and read it sequentially. You won’t be sorry!
The series is beautifully written and edited. The story is well-plotted, gripping, heartwarming, and highly entertaining. There’s a cliffhanger ending, but, since the next book is already available, it’s not a big deal. Just know that you will want to have the next installment ready to go! If you enjoy addictive historical fairytale romances featuring witches, a swoony hero, and rising dark forces, I’d highly recommend that you check out The Irish Witch series!
My full review is published at Reading Between the Wines Book Club. Please check it out there: http://www.readingbetweenthewinesbook...
“In truth, I doubt I'd notice if a herd of giant Irish elk stomped through the entire chamber when I'm in the act of lovin' you, Lainna!”
The Chieftain’s Daughter is the wonderful third installment in Leigh Ann Edwards’ The Irish Witch series set in sixteenth century Ireland. The series blends amazing characters in an ageless romance embedded in a dangerous contest of good versus evil. I can’t get enough of the author’s interweaving of history, magic, legend, mythology, and an epic steamy romance.
This episode picks up right where the previous book, The Witch’s Daughter, left off with the ongoing saga of Irish witch Alainn and swarthy noble Killian, our heroine and hero. Alain’s powers continue to increase as she becomes more adept at tapping into what she can do. At the same time, the dark are gaining prominence and targeting Alain. As this segment opens, Alain is stuck in another realm separated from Killian. She and Killian are battling human and supernatural forces to be together. Seriously, you won’t want to put it down! It’s a page-turner, for sure!
Following please find a few of my favorite quotes from The Chieftain’s Daughter:
“Our place is here, our time is now!" Killian firmly declared.”
---
“I am a contradictory creature, I think," Alainn continued, "for the witch and druid in me can create fire, the fairy in me is drawn to it yet cannot tolerate it, and the woman is in a constant state of torrid fire within me whenever I think of my strikingly virile husband.”
---
“I've no plans to couple with anyone other than my new bride for the next century or so, and it feels as though it's takin' a century to get to it!”
This series will consist of seven books with four having been released so far. I inhaled all four in less than three days and am anxiously waiting for the fifth which is releasing January 2018! This is a series you should read in order. The books are engrossing reads and you won’t want to miss one enchanting moment. Do yourself a favor, start from the beginning and read it sequentially. You won’t be sorry!
The series is beautifully written and edited. The story is well-plotted, gripping, heartwarming, and highly entertaining. There’s a cliffhanger ending, but, since the next book is already available, it’s not a big deal. Just know that you will want to have the next installment ready to go! If you enjoy addictive historical fairytale romances featuring witches, a swoony hero, and rising dark forces, I’d highly recommend that you check out The Irish Witch series!
My full review is published at Reading Between the Wines Book Club. Please check it out there: http://www.readingbetweenthewinesbook...
August 23, 2017
Aliann is married to the chieftain and also has magical abilities. She loves Killian with her heart and soul. Killian O'Brien is in love with his wife heart and soul.
This is set during King henry the Eight's rule and the English have invaded Ireland. The Irish have formed a council of all the chiefs to try to decide what they are going to do to stop them and protect their lands.
I read this in one sitting it was that good. The descriptions were wonderful along with the characters made it a mesmerizing reading experience. there was a part in the tale that was so sad, my tears flowed. This is also complex, there are so many pieces to put together and the author has done a marvelous job of making it even paced, smooth and concise story. Aliann is insanely jealous and even though Killian has been faithful, she becomes acquainted with one of his lovers, not a happy camper especially with her magic. Also the past lover has darkness about her and she could be a black witch but keeps it well hidden. There are battles, intrigue, evil and death. This is a racy story.
This is set during King henry the Eight's rule and the English have invaded Ireland. The Irish have formed a council of all the chiefs to try to decide what they are going to do to stop them and protect their lands.
I read this in one sitting it was that good. The descriptions were wonderful along with the characters made it a mesmerizing reading experience. there was a part in the tale that was so sad, my tears flowed. This is also complex, there are so many pieces to put together and the author has done a marvelous job of making it even paced, smooth and concise story. Aliann is insanely jealous and even though Killian has been faithful, she becomes acquainted with one of his lovers, not a happy camper especially with her magic. Also the past lover has darkness about her and she could be a black witch but keeps it well hidden. There are battles, intrigue, evil and death. This is a racy story.
October 1, 2016
The third book in the series picks up where book two left off, and I didn't want to put it down. Alainn's powers are increasing, and she and Killian are fighting human and supernatural for their future together.
This series wove together interesting characters, good vs. evil, the mystical, and a romance for the ages. I loved the mix of history, magic, and romance in this series and didn't want to put it down. I hated getting to the end, and hope that there will be more in this series, as there are still many questions left to be answered.
I enjoyed the series and look forward to (hopefully) it's continuation!
**I received an Advanced Copy from the Publisher in exchange for an honest review.
This series wove together interesting characters, good vs. evil, the mystical, and a romance for the ages. I loved the mix of history, magic, and romance in this series and didn't want to put it down. I hated getting to the end, and hope that there will be more in this series, as there are still many questions left to be answered.
I enjoyed the series and look forward to (hopefully) it's continuation!
**I received an Advanced Copy from the Publisher in exchange for an honest review.
September 20, 2016
I find myself once again sucked into the story as it picks up right where the previous one (The Witch's Daughter) left off. Alainn is in another realm and separated from Killian. While some things are so out of this world, others seem just right. The tension and hatred between Alainn and Chieftain Hugh O'Brien is so thick and consuming as it grows. Many things happen in this battle between good and evil that will leave you wondering what will happen next, which I can't wait to find out.
I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
September 22, 2016
This was a wonderful conclusion to the trilogy. It was very suspenseful and I didn't want to put the book down as I needed to see how things worked out for Alainn and Killian. They certainly had their share of trials and difficulties. This story was definitely an emotional roller coaster and I loved every minute of it.
September 22, 2016
I loved how seamless it was to pick up the storyline from book two. I found myself transported back to Ireland and the fairy world of Alain and Killian. I'm only 13 chapters into this book but I love it as much as the first two ! Although I do not like Lugh very much at all! Looking forward to the next chapters to see where they will take me ! Excellent read Leigh Ann Edwards!!
October 6, 2016
After a slow start that delved too far into fantasy, the historical romance picked up and aptly continued the story of Alainn and Killian. There was enough suspense and conflict to keep me interested and wondering what lies ahead in this series. Enjoyed the first three books, and I am hoping for more!
February 10, 2017
Great last episode
Great tie in nice ending ! A lot of verbal scenery throughout that made time in that era real and beautiful.
Great tie in nice ending ! A lot of verbal scenery throughout that made time in that era real and beautiful.
February 26, 2017
I loved this one. With all the magics things going on in it, makes it fun and interesting. The whole series was wonderful.
August 4, 2017
I loved the first book, the second was okay and this one is okay just not as good as the first.
September 21, 2018
Tons of grammatical errors. It dragged on WAY too long.
October 3, 2017
This magical Irish Witch Series continues to be one of mystery, suspense, danger, and romance. The Chieftain's Daughter is book three with Alainn and Killian together after forces have worked to keep them apart in the first two books. Just when you think all is known more secrets are revealed. Leigh Ann Edwards has woven a world that brings fairies, witches and other mystical beings (some dark demonic) into Ireland’s 16th Century. The setting is detailed, vivid and quite believable.
The intricate saga continues to have plots and counterplots. The characters are unforgettable, ones that you will remember years after reading the books. I suggested in an earlier book review to read this series in order. More than ever, I again suggest this. While life has changed from the first book for Alainn, the books all tie together. I also highly recommend this series by a fresh new voice in the fantasy genre.
An ARC of the book was given to me by the publisher through Net Galley.
The intricate saga continues to have plots and counterplots. The characters are unforgettable, ones that you will remember years after reading the books. I suggested in an earlier book review to read this series in order. More than ever, I again suggest this. While life has changed from the first book for Alainn, the books all tie together. I also highly recommend this series by a fresh new voice in the fantasy genre.
An ARC of the book was given to me by the publisher through Net Galley.
September 20, 2016
The Chieftain’s Daughter by Leigh Ann Edwards
Young, pregnant witch, Alainn McCreary, is forced to rely on her mysterious and unpredictable magical powers in an attempt to protect the life of her strong and courageous new husband, Killian O’Brien, and the life of their unborn child, battling against all odds waged by a powerful and corrupt chieftain, a vengeful curse, and malevolent dark forces unleashed by a scheming demon.
Set in mystically enchanting, but dark and dangerous 16th Century Ireland where fairies, witches, spirits, and demons dwell among humans, the Chieftain’s Daughter is an enticingly romantic and lustful tale of love, desire, danger, and adventure.
This is Alainn McCreary and Killian O’Brien'story.
Alainn , is forced to rely on her mysterious and unpredictable magical powers in an attempt to protect the life of her strong and courageous new husband, Killian O’Brien, and the life of their unborn child, battling against all odds waged by a powerful and corrupt chieftain, a vengeful curse, and malevolent dark forces unleashed by a scheming demon.
Killian O’Brien. He was nephew to the Chieftain Hugh O’Brien, ruler of Castle O’Brien and the entire chiefdom.
will Alainn and Killian be more than friends? read this book to find out.
The Chieftain’s Daughter by Leigh Ann Edwards is a 3 stars book.
I got a free advanced reading copy in exchange for an honest review.
Leigh Ann's Books with Tule:
The Farrier’s Daughter
The Irish Witch Series Book 1
The Witch’s Daughter
The Irish Witch Series Book 2
The Chieftain’s Daughter Book 3
The Irish Witch Series
Young, pregnant witch, Alainn McCreary, is forced to rely on her mysterious and unpredictable magical powers in an attempt to protect the life of her strong and courageous new husband, Killian O’Brien, and the life of their unborn child, battling against all odds waged by a powerful and corrupt chieftain, a vengeful curse, and malevolent dark forces unleashed by a scheming demon.
Set in mystically enchanting, but dark and dangerous 16th Century Ireland where fairies, witches, spirits, and demons dwell among humans, the Chieftain’s Daughter is an enticingly romantic and lustful tale of love, desire, danger, and adventure.
This is Alainn McCreary and Killian O’Brien'story.
Alainn , is forced to rely on her mysterious and unpredictable magical powers in an attempt to protect the life of her strong and courageous new husband, Killian O’Brien, and the life of their unborn child, battling against all odds waged by a powerful and corrupt chieftain, a vengeful curse, and malevolent dark forces unleashed by a scheming demon.
Killian O’Brien. He was nephew to the Chieftain Hugh O’Brien, ruler of Castle O’Brien and the entire chiefdom.
will Alainn and Killian be more than friends? read this book to find out.
The Chieftain’s Daughter by Leigh Ann Edwards is a 3 stars book.
I got a free advanced reading copy in exchange for an honest review.
Leigh Ann's Books with Tule:
The Farrier’s Daughter
The Irish Witch Series Book 1
The Witch’s Daughter
The Irish Witch Series Book 2
The Chieftain’s Daughter Book 3
The Irish Witch Series
November 20, 2017
Reviewed at Keeper Bookshelf
Alainn and Killian’s historical and magical saga continues pretty much where we left of in The Witch’s Daughter. I have enjoyed my time in this series and with these characters. While Alainn’s magical abilities are still growing, and not always exactly as she intends there is no doubt that she is growing in confidence and strength. She is already a power to be reckoned with, and it will be interesting to see how far she goes over time. The love between Killian and Alainn can be felt flowing from the page. And the hatred from the villain(s) is scorching as well.
Without giving anything away, I hope, The Chieftain’s Daughter will deliver some twists and turns you may not have anticipated, as well as even more danger to our couple. Going this far back into history is always fascinating to me, and when you add in the magical, mystical elements then I’m hooked for the entire ride. In a story that never leaves much time to pause and get lost in the quiet moments, this is a romance that is full of human emotions, and magical touches that only add to the drama and the end results. However, this is not a series you can (or should) pick up midstream for each book’s information and actions flow into the next. Definitely a series of books that should be read in order. I had fun in this realm and if you love Historical, or Paranormal Romance, then you should feel right at home with this series.
*I received an e-ARC of this novel from the publisher via NetGalley. That does not change what I think of this story. It is my choice to leave a review giving my personal opinion about this book.*
Alainn and Killian’s historical and magical saga continues pretty much where we left of in The Witch’s Daughter. I have enjoyed my time in this series and with these characters. While Alainn’s magical abilities are still growing, and not always exactly as she intends there is no doubt that she is growing in confidence and strength. She is already a power to be reckoned with, and it will be interesting to see how far she goes over time. The love between Killian and Alainn can be felt flowing from the page. And the hatred from the villain(s) is scorching as well.
Without giving anything away, I hope, The Chieftain’s Daughter will deliver some twists and turns you may not have anticipated, as well as even more danger to our couple. Going this far back into history is always fascinating to me, and when you add in the magical, mystical elements then I’m hooked for the entire ride. In a story that never leaves much time to pause and get lost in the quiet moments, this is a romance that is full of human emotions, and magical touches that only add to the drama and the end results. However, this is not a series you can (or should) pick up midstream for each book’s information and actions flow into the next. Definitely a series of books that should be read in order. I had fun in this realm and if you love Historical, or Paranormal Romance, then you should feel right at home with this series.
*I received an e-ARC of this novel from the publisher via NetGalley. That does not change what I think of this story. It is my choice to leave a review giving my personal opinion about this book.*
August 30, 2017
I received this book from net galley for an honest review. Thank you!!
This novel was a book continuation to the first two novels in the series. It continues Allain and Killian's journey. Allain is discovering more about her abilities and what fate has in store for her. Allian and Killian have secretly married. Allain is the granddaughter of the O"Rourke clan, but there is no proof. The Chieftain O'Brien will not accept Allain until proof is shown, which keeps the curse still in effect. Killian and Allain send some time together as a married couple, but have to return due to the challenges issed by Killian against his uncle. Allain and Killian argue much with each other and Allain still has some insecurities, but their love is strong. However, there is still much evil around them that wants Allain's powers. Killian and other members of the O"Rourke and O'Brien clans have been protecting Allain from the chieftan and the priest who has his ear. As they search for evidence of Allain's identity, the evil forces become more determined to stop them. Killian must make a choice when confronted with what has been done to Allain and live with the repercussions of his choices. Allain and Killian will do everything in their power to protect the ones they love, especially their unborn child. When Allain is gravely hurt, will this event be what ends the curse or solidifies it?
This novel was a book continuation to the first two novels in the series. It continues Allain and Killian's journey. Allain is discovering more about her abilities and what fate has in store for her. Allian and Killian have secretly married. Allain is the granddaughter of the O"Rourke clan, but there is no proof. The Chieftain O'Brien will not accept Allain until proof is shown, which keeps the curse still in effect. Killian and Allain send some time together as a married couple, but have to return due to the challenges issed by Killian against his uncle. Allain and Killian argue much with each other and Allain still has some insecurities, but their love is strong. However, there is still much evil around them that wants Allain's powers. Killian and other members of the O"Rourke and O'Brien clans have been protecting Allain from the chieftan and the priest who has his ear. As they search for evidence of Allain's identity, the evil forces become more determined to stop them. Killian must make a choice when confronted with what has been done to Allain and live with the repercussions of his choices. Allain and Killian will do everything in their power to protect the ones they love, especially their unborn child. When Allain is gravely hurt, will this event be what ends the curse or solidifies it?
October 8, 2016
3.5 stars
I'm torn about this book.
It's well written and has a very interesting plot, Alainne and Killan became one of my favourite couples: stubborns, passionates, deep in love with each other but...
In my opinion the plot wans't developped as it should be. Too many questions remain outstainding for a book that I thought was the last of a trilogy. From the beginnig Alainne and Killan tried to contact Morag, and it seems she should revealed something of a great importance to Alainne. At the end of the book, finally Alainne manages to talk to her and... nothing! No revelation. This is one of the many instances of inexplicable behavior or unclear events.
I was also a bit disappointed with the end, too hasty.
I'm torn about this book.
It's well written and has a very interesting plot, Alainne and Killan became one of my favourite couples: stubborns, passionates, deep in love with each other but...
In my opinion the plot wans't developped as it should be. Too many questions remain outstainding for a book that I thought was the last of a trilogy. From the beginnig Alainne and Killan tried to contact Morag, and it seems she should revealed something of a great importance to Alainne. At the end of the book, finally Alainne manages to talk to her and... nothing! No revelation. This is one of the many instances of inexplicable behavior or unclear events.
I was also a bit disappointed with the end, too hasty.
April 5, 2020
Continuing to be impressed
In the third book, the author goes deeper into the characters and to develop their story. Some resolution was needed in the arcs created in the first two books, but there is still so much that was hinted at. There is much more story to come, and I look forward to The Chieftain's Wife.
The author is very good at creating both characters and images of the country, the people, and life in old Ireland. I particularly liked the descriptions of the countryside and Galway. Allain's experience became vivid in the writing, and at some point, I actually heard her words, her accent in the dialog. This all makes the story captivating.
In the third book, the author goes deeper into the characters and to develop their story. Some resolution was needed in the arcs created in the first two books, but there is still so much that was hinted at. There is much more story to come, and I look forward to The Chieftain's Wife.
The author is very good at creating both characters and images of the country, the people, and life in old Ireland. I particularly liked the descriptions of the countryside and Galway. Allain's experience became vivid in the writing, and at some point, I actually heard her words, her accent in the dialog. This all makes the story captivating.
October 10, 2016
The Chieftain's Daughter concludes Leigh Ann Edwards' Irish Witch trilogy. With an array of magical creatures including fairies, witches and dragons, this story will definitely appeal to those who like their romance flavoured with fantasy while the historic setting adds a touch of chivalry to the mix. I was a little disappointed that some loose ends were not tied up. My other concern was that the story dragged a little at times, however there was enough going on to keep me reading and overall this was a good story.
October 24, 2017
This story was interesting, it reminded me of "Outlander" mixed with "The Iron Druid Chronicles." Alainn has a knack for finding trouble. She is a witch, druid, and granddaughter of a goddess. She is in love with the chieftain's nephew, Killian, ever since she was little and throughout the series, they have to find their way back to each other. The first 3 books you learn to hate the chieftain and priest but in the end, you learn everything is not as it seems.
January 12, 2018
A great series that will take you into the heart of a beautiful world filled with demons, dragons, and warriors... I highly recommend this stunning series. Characters are superbly written and the setting is easy to picture. If you love books by Mercedes Lackey or Zimmer, these will surely add to your favorite list.
January 4, 2017
It only took me 3 days to read all three books I just could not put them down and sleep could wait I had to know what was going to happen next! I have not been this enthralled in a book or series in a while! The only downfall is to have to wait for the next books to come out !
May 3, 2017
Great Book!!
It was a lovely book. I enjoyed the characters! I love the entire series. I will be looking for more books from this author.
It was a lovely book. I enjoyed the characters! I love the entire series. I will be looking for more books from this author.
February 2, 2019
Loved the book. Quick book read.
November 7, 2025
good continuation
Another decent read in this series. Still plenty of spice and it’s sweet how much they love each other. The writing is really pretty to read and I love some of the thoughts and opinions. Believe there’s more in this series so onto the next!
Favourite quotes include:
the very love you share allows him power over you and permits him to sear you to the depths of your heart and soul.”
Man is surely too quick to condemn and seems more willing to hang on to long-believed superstitious nonsense. Why must it be assumed diversity is wrong, or that magic is of a dark origin or that those who possess the knowledge or means to affect others in a benevolent manner are somehow associated with evil and must be ridiculed and punished? We have clearly not learned so very much from our past wrongdoings and misdeeds in all these centuries.”
Another decent read in this series. Still plenty of spice and it’s sweet how much they love each other. The writing is really pretty to read and I love some of the thoughts and opinions. Believe there’s more in this series so onto the next!
Favourite quotes include:
the very love you share allows him power over you and permits him to sear you to the depths of your heart and soul.”
Man is surely too quick to condemn and seems more willing to hang on to long-believed superstitious nonsense. Why must it be assumed diversity is wrong, or that magic is of a dark origin or that those who possess the knowledge or means to affect others in a benevolent manner are somehow associated with evil and must be ridiculed and punished? We have clearly not learned so very much from our past wrongdoings and misdeeds in all these centuries.”
September 20, 2017
Thank you NetGalley for the ARC.
Ugh... more like 2.5 stars.
I am so irritated with the stops and starts. Just when you believe that something dramatic and altering for the characters is going to happen... it doesn't.
Spoiler alert - Like when Alainn was brought to the chieftain by the priest who had been beating her and the chieftain believed the corrupt priest and seemed to relish the idea of leveling punishment upon our protagonist.... Killian shows up at the last second and saves her from the lash. When Rory falls to his death, she can SUDDENLY travel back in time and save him.
It is just a bit too neat. I am not hungry for violence or despair, but it seems a little bit too convenient and makes you want to put the book down.
Ugh... more like 2.5 stars.
I am so irritated with the stops and starts. Just when you believe that something dramatic and altering for the characters is going to happen... it doesn't.
Spoiler alert - Like when Alainn was brought to the chieftain by the priest who had been beating her and the chieftain believed the corrupt priest and seemed to relish the idea of leveling punishment upon our protagonist.... Killian shows up at the last second and saves her from the lash. When Rory falls to his death, she can SUDDENLY travel back in time and save him.
It is just a bit too neat. I am not hungry for violence or despair, but it seems a little bit too convenient and makes you want to put the book down.
March 15, 2017
The Chieftain´s Daughter by Leigh Ann Edwards is part of a a series, The Irish Witch series. It´s not really a series, it´s one book divided in 3.
The first two books I loved. they where great, and I expected a great 3rd book.
Unfortunately it was terribly disappointing. I love happy ever after´s and I really did not get that this time. Not really. It was a disappointment.
But if I look away from the ending, I was enjoying the book and story. But that´s not always enough. That´s why I can not give this book more that one star.
The Irish Witch series
Book 1: The Farrier's Daughter
Book 2: The Witch's Daughter
Book 3: The Chieftain's Daughter
The first two books I loved. they where great, and I expected a great 3rd book.
Unfortunately it was terribly disappointing. I love happy ever after´s and I really did not get that this time. Not really. It was a disappointment.
But if I look away from the ending, I was enjoying the book and story. But that´s not always enough. That´s why I can not give this book more that one star.
The Irish Witch series
Book 1: The Farrier's Daughter
Book 2: The Witch's Daughter
Book 3: The Chieftain's Daughter
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 29, 2022
I've never stopped reading a series in the middle, so this is a new experience for me. The first book was great, I really enjoyed it. The second was...still decent. y this book, the main character has turned into a whiny, petulant child. I just couldn't finish it. Such a disappointment.
I guess falling love removed all ability for her to function as a singular character. Really sad. :(
I guess falling love removed all ability for her to function as a singular character. Really sad. :(
January 31, 2019
Start at about the 50 percent mark and the book is fabulous. Before that boring
April 21, 2023
Couldn't put it Down
Fast moving loved it. I would recommend the entire series. Give it a try. Love witch stories so much plus Celtic side
Fast moving loved it. I would recommend the entire series. Give it a try. Love witch stories so much plus Celtic side
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