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The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch #1
Bride of Fire
A hot-tempered warrior lass and an unwelcome Highlander fight over a castle, but when he takes her hostage, his tragic tale and his motherless infant kindle a new flame in her heart.
Beautiful, hot-tempered warrior maid Jenefer of Rivenloch is used to taking what she wants, whether it's command of her father's archers or the castle she's had her eye on for years. So when a heathen Highlander arrives to claim her prize, she schemes to run him off the land. Formidable Morgan Mor mac Giric proves a challenging foe, foiling her plans and taking her hostage. But as the Highlander reveals his tragic history, her heart softens toward the honorable laird and his motherless infant. And when the past brings a deadly threat to his heir and his clan, she becomes the fiery champion of his heart.
Beautiful, hot-tempered warrior maid Jenefer of Rivenloch is used to taking what she wants, whether it's command of her father's archers or the castle she's had her eye on for years. So when a heathen Highlander arrives to claim her prize, she schemes to run him off the land. Formidable Morgan Mor mac Giric proves a challenging foe, foiling her plans and taking her hostage. But as the Highlander reveals his tragic history, her heart softens toward the honorable laird and his motherless infant. And when the past brings a deadly threat to his heir and his clan, she becomes the fiery champion of his heart.
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First published September 17, 2019
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GLYNNIS CAMPBELL is a USA Today bestselling author of swashbuckling "medieval action-adventure romances," mostly set in Scotland, and a charter member of The Jewels of Historical Romance--12 internationally beloved authors. She has over two dozen books published in eight languages. Glynnis once rocked in an all-girl band called The Pinups on CBS Records, did voiceovers for the MTV animated series, "The Maxx," Diablo and Starcraft videogames, and Star Wars audio adventures, and is married to a rock star. She loves to transport readers to a place where the bold heroes have endearing flaws, the women are stronger than they look, the land is lush and untamed, and chivalry is alive and well!
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BOOK LIST
The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch
The Shipwreck
A Yuletide Kiss
Lady Danger
Captive Heart
Knight's Prize
A Rivenloch Christmas
The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch
The Storming
Bride of Fire
Bride of Ice
Bride of Mist
My Champion
My Warrior
My Hero
The Warrior Lairds of Rivenloch
Laird of Steel
Laird of Flint
Medieval Outlaws
The Reiver
Danger's Kiss
Passion's Exile
Desire's Ransom
Scottish Lasses
The Outcast
MacFarland's Lass
MacAdam's Lass
MacKenzie's Lass
California Legends
The Stowaway
Native Gold
Native Wolf
Native Hawk
GLYNNIS CAMPBELL is a USA Today bestselling author of swashbuckling "medieval action-adventure romances," mostly set in Scotland, and a charter member of The Jewels of Historical Romance--12 internationally beloved authors. She has over two dozen books published in eight languages. Glynnis once rocked in an all-girl band called The Pinups on CBS Records, did voiceovers for the MTV animated series, "The Maxx," Diablo and Starcraft videogames, and Star Wars audio adventures, and is married to a rock star. She loves to transport readers to a place where the bold heroes have endearing flaws, the women are stronger than they look, the land is lush and untamed, and chivalry is alive and well!
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Facebook: https://bit.ly/GCReadersClan
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BOOK LIST
The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch
The Shipwreck
A Yuletide Kiss
Lady Danger
Captive Heart
Knight's Prize
A Rivenloch Christmas
The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch
The Storming
Bride of Fire
Bride of Ice
Bride of Mist
My Champion
My Warrior
My Hero
The Warrior Lairds of Rivenloch
Laird of Steel
Laird of Flint
Medieval Outlaws
The Reiver
Danger's Kiss
Passion's Exile
Desire's Ransom
Scottish Lasses
The Outcast
MacFarland's Lass
MacAdam's Lass
MacKenzie's Lass
California Legends
The Stowaway
Native Gold
Native Wolf
Native Hawk
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May 12, 2024Such a wonderful premise, yet it couldn’t keep me engaged and the characters’ behaviour tired me.
The heroine was supposed to be a great warrior but she was immature and so entitled! 🙄
The hero was so stuck on his dead wife and it got on my nerves.
I simply couldn’t.
Dnf@ 40%
The heroine was supposed to be a great warrior but she was immature and so entitled! 🙄
The hero was so stuck on his dead wife and it got on my nerves.
I simply couldn’t.
Dnf@ 40%
March 29, 2020
I love warrior maids with fire, and without the effects of the ex-ish wife, it'd have been 5 stars book.
September 17, 2019
Bride of Fire
The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch Series #1
Glynnis Campbell
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Release date 9/17/2019
Publisher auto-published
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Blurb :
A hot-tempered warrior lass and an unwelcome Highlander fight over a castle, but when he takes her hostage, his tragic tale and his motherless infant kindle a new flame in her heart.
Beautiful, hot-tempered warrior maid Jenefer of Rivenloch is used to taking what she wants, whether it’s command of her father’s archers or the castle she’s had her eye on for years. So when a heathen Highlander arrives to claim her prize, she schemes to run him off the land. Formidable Morgan Mor mac Giric proves a challenging foe, foiling her plans and taking her hostage. But as the Highlander reveals his tragic history, her heart softens toward the honorable laird and his motherless infant. And when the past brings a deadly threat to his heir and his clan, she becomes the fiery champion of his heart.
My review :
« “Amor vincit omnia,” »
Can two people whose relationship began as a war of will find a truce and more together...
From Glynnis Campbell medieval tales I have only read The Reiver, I fell in love with her work through her California Legend series.
I know I have other samples of her work on my shelves but I never find time to read it so a new release and a first in a series is to me the best opportunity to going back to this talented author’s stories.
What a lovely tale it is, between banters and fights, it is packed with actions, betrayal, distrust and sensual moments.
At first I was astonished the story was about Morgan, a widower of three months only, who took hard the passing of his late wife in childbirth. So much he even rejected his own son.
That in spite of the love he professed for his late wife, he can so soon be attracted by another woman.
But it was another time, other customs. Life was faster, things moved at another pace.
Jenefer is so different from his late wife, she awakens his body before his brain notices it. She is his perfect matched, courageous and confident.
Quickly they see past their own beliefs, and fall for the other.
I won’t spoil the plot, but I really disliked Morgan to be able to go from on bed to another so quickly.
Worse I would have slapped him a few time for being so blindsided and so easily led by the nose. Honor and stupidity do not need to be tied.
Jenefer was really fair to let him go unscathed.
In all, I loved this tale of winning another trust, seing the real one behind the mask. There was the perfect mix of humorous moments, dynamic interactions, steamy scenes and an incredible vilain I loved hating.
4.5 stars
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The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch Series #1
Glynnis Campbell
https://www.facebook.com/Glynnis-Camp...
Release date 9/17/2019
Publisher auto-published
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WZH6T1C/...
Blurb :
A hot-tempered warrior lass and an unwelcome Highlander fight over a castle, but when he takes her hostage, his tragic tale and his motherless infant kindle a new flame in her heart.
Beautiful, hot-tempered warrior maid Jenefer of Rivenloch is used to taking what she wants, whether it’s command of her father’s archers or the castle she’s had her eye on for years. So when a heathen Highlander arrives to claim her prize, she schemes to run him off the land. Formidable Morgan Mor mac Giric proves a challenging foe, foiling her plans and taking her hostage. But as the Highlander reveals his tragic history, her heart softens toward the honorable laird and his motherless infant. And when the past brings a deadly threat to his heir and his clan, she becomes the fiery champion of his heart.
My review :
« “Amor vincit omnia,” »
Can two people whose relationship began as a war of will find a truce and more together...
From Glynnis Campbell medieval tales I have only read The Reiver, I fell in love with her work through her California Legend series.
I know I have other samples of her work on my shelves but I never find time to read it so a new release and a first in a series is to me the best opportunity to going back to this talented author’s stories.
What a lovely tale it is, between banters and fights, it is packed with actions, betrayal, distrust and sensual moments.
At first I was astonished the story was about Morgan, a widower of three months only, who took hard the passing of his late wife in childbirth. So much he even rejected his own son.
That in spite of the love he professed for his late wife, he can so soon be attracted by another woman.
But it was another time, other customs. Life was faster, things moved at another pace.
Jenefer is so different from his late wife, she awakens his body before his brain notices it. She is his perfect matched, courageous and confident.
Quickly they see past their own beliefs, and fall for the other.
I won’t spoil the plot, but I really disliked Morgan to be able to go from on bed to another so quickly.
Worse I would have slapped him a few time for being so blindsided and so easily led by the nose. Honor and stupidity do not need to be tied.
Jenefer was really fair to let him go unscathed.
In all, I loved this tale of winning another trust, seing the real one behind the mask. There was the perfect mix of humorous moments, dynamic interactions, steamy scenes and an incredible vilain I loved hating.
4.5 stars
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February 8, 2022
I so love a kick a$$ heroine! This was an absolutely great read and once I started reading, I couldn't put the book down. If this is what the rest of the Warrior Daughters of Rivenlock series is like, then I'm very much looking forward to reading the next books!! Glynnis Campbell is a wonderful writer and knows how to weave a tale that will keep your interest at an all time high.
Jenefer, a warrior maiden in her own right, intends on acquiring the castle she's had her heart set on for years but when a Highlander, Morgan, arrives to take it over, she's ready to battle him for it! Many twists and turns in their story which includes a babe, a "dead" wife who reappears and passion which knows no bounds. I really loved Morgan's character and hated what he had to go through. The road to HEA is never an easy one as this story proves.
Well written with lots of action, definitely do recommend this book.
Jenefer, a warrior maiden in her own right, intends on acquiring the castle she's had her heart set on for years but when a Highlander, Morgan, arrives to take it over, she's ready to battle him for it! Many twists and turns in their story which includes a babe, a "dead" wife who reappears and passion which knows no bounds. I really loved Morgan's character and hated what he had to go through. The road to HEA is never an easy one as this story proves.
Well written with lots of action, definitely do recommend this book.
April 16, 2021
This takes a few pages to get used to b/c of the Olde English/Scottish language used but the
charming characters makes you keep reading.
Good build up of sexual tension. Some humor.
And of course, I had to power thru b/c the Heroine had my name & that doesn't happen in historicals very often. (ie. Jenefer- even though it's misspelled)
As this story focuses on 3 female cousins, I will continue with the series.
FYI: this is a spin-off series of the writers previous one-Warrior Maids of Rivenloch-these are the daughters of the Heroines from that one.
charming characters makes you keep reading.
Good build up of sexual tension. Some humor.
And of course, I had to power thru b/c the Heroine had my name & that doesn't happen in historicals very often. (ie. Jenefer- even though it's misspelled)
As this story focuses on 3 female cousins, I will continue with the series.
FYI: this is a spin-off series of the writers previous one-Warrior Maids of Rivenloch-these are the daughters of the Heroines from that one.
November 15, 2019
Disappointing (spoliers! Beware )
The heroine was supposed to be a bad ass but she gets trapped right away. Then once the story progresses and she gets with hero the hero sleeps with the other woman to get "over her " while shes in the next room ( was his wife who was supposed to be dead but come on) . She never finds out and he's a complete dick to to her and is always accusing her of things . I stopped reading after that was such a disappointment.
The heroine was supposed to be a bad ass but she gets trapped right away. Then once the story progresses and she gets with hero the hero sleeps with the other woman to get "over her " while shes in the next room ( was his wife who was supposed to be dead but come on) . She never finds out and he's a complete dick to to her and is always accusing her of things . I stopped reading after that was such a disappointment.
November 7, 2020
It entertained me enough.
The heroine is one of three cousins. They seemed like spoiled children that have temper tantrums when things don’t go their way. They may be warriors (because the book says they are) but behave like silly brats all the time.
The plot:
There is too much going on. In the beginning the plot seems to be the dispute between the hero and heroine over who was the owner of a castle. Then at some point everything changes and the hero dead wife is back and she’s the manipulator vilan. And comes back to the dispute.
The vilan:
She ran away with her lover but kills him after she sleeps with someone else. But guess what? She doesn’t care about sex, so why being jealous? And she doesn’t love him. He’s just means to an end, so again why being jealous and killing him?
She faked her death and left her husband right? So why is she also jealous of anyone who could have her husband devotion? She doesn’t care about having sex with her husband but get jealous of the possibility of someone else having sex with him. Very confusing and inconsistent. The vilan could do any thing she wanted and you have to believe it because it says so. So you believe she fake her death and ran away but how did she do it in a complicated situation? She convince another army to attack her husband but how? The details that makes things credible are missing in this book. You just have to believe things are the way it says they are.
Too much loose ends and inconsistencies in the story. The plot and the characters personalities should have been better developed.
But in spite of all that it was a little entertaining.
The heroine is one of three cousins. They seemed like spoiled children that have temper tantrums when things don’t go their way. They may be warriors (because the book says they are) but behave like silly brats all the time.
The plot:
There is too much going on. In the beginning the plot seems to be the dispute between the hero and heroine over who was the owner of a castle. Then at some point everything changes and the hero dead wife is back and she’s the manipulator vilan. And comes back to the dispute.
The vilan:
She ran away with her lover but kills him after she sleeps with someone else. But guess what? She doesn’t care about sex, so why being jealous? And she doesn’t love him. He’s just means to an end, so again why being jealous and killing him?
She faked her death and left her husband right? So why is she also jealous of anyone who could have her husband devotion? She doesn’t care about having sex with her husband but get jealous of the possibility of someone else having sex with him. Very confusing and inconsistent. The vilan could do any thing she wanted and you have to believe it because it says so. So you believe she fake her death and ran away but how did she do it in a complicated situation? She convince another army to attack her husband but how? The details that makes things credible are missing in this book. You just have to believe things are the way it says they are.
Too much loose ends and inconsistencies in the story. The plot and the characters personalities should have been better developed.
But in spite of all that it was a little entertaining.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 19, 2021
Simo_Mica - per RFS
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Glynnis Campbell ha deciso di scrivere il seguito di Le fanciulle Guerriere di Rivenloch (confesso di non averlo ancora letto) e il risultato è una nuova serie intitolata Le figlie guerriere di Rivenloch.
Ed eccoci nell’Inghilterra del 1155 a seguire le vicende di Jenefer du Lac, degna erede di un vichingo, e Morgan Mor mac Giric, fiero highlander. Una storia molto avventurosa, piena di colpi di scena, rocambolesca, con personaggi molto strutturati, belli, divertenti e passionali.
Mi sono piaciuti sia Jenefer che Morgan, molto impulsiva lei, per quanto misurato lui, ma se dovessi scegliere tra uno dei due preferisco lui. Morgan eredita la dimora di Creagor alla morte di suo zio ma Jenefer, che ha sempre desiderato possedere quel castello, decide che deve averlo a ogni costo. Consigliandosi con le sue cugine Hallidis e Feiyan decide di provare a spaventare i nuovi abitanti di Creagor, facendo loro credere che il castello sia infestato dai fantasmi. Un tentativo che si dimostra fallimentare ma che facilita l’incontro fra i due protagonisti.
Vediamo un po’ come sono fatti: lei alta, con curve voluttuose, capelli ondulati colore dell’oro brunito, cocciuta, intelligente, coraggiosa, una degna avversaria; lui ancor più alto, con spalle larghe e fianchi snelli, un animo nobile, un forte senso del dovere, fedele e premuroso. Un rapporto controverso il loro, fra due nemici, due amanti, con alti e bassi, guidati dalla forte attrazione che si trasforma senza rendersene conto in amore.
Mi è sembrato poco plausibile, visto il periodo storico, che Jenefer, una vergine fanciulla, anche se guerriera, si sentisse così a suo agio con la nudità (addirittura nel loro primo incontro era nuda) e non fosse una classica ragazza pudica del Medioevo. Forse questa è l’unica nota stonata nella storia. Questa e il fatto che le donne fossero addestrate per la guerra. Ma potrebbe trattarsi di una licenza letteraria che, fra l’altro, a mio avviso, è molto bene sviluppata e integrata nella storia.
Nonostante tutta l’azione del libro si svolga in poche settimane, succedono così tante cose e il ritmo è così incalzante che si tratta di una bella lettura. Non ci sono approfondimenti storici, il tutto è incentrato sulla storia d’amore fra i due. Mi è piaciuta particolarmente la scelta del nome per il figlio di Morgan e i battibecchi legati a tale scelta. Ho adorato quel bambino dal suo primo pianto fino al termine della storia.
Per concludere uso il motto della Casata di Rivenloch, che mi sembra molto azzeccato, in quanto nella nostra storia: “Amor vincit omnia”.
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Glynnis Campbell ha deciso di scrivere il seguito di Le fanciulle Guerriere di Rivenloch (confesso di non averlo ancora letto) e il risultato è una nuova serie intitolata Le figlie guerriere di Rivenloch.
Ed eccoci nell’Inghilterra del 1155 a seguire le vicende di Jenefer du Lac, degna erede di un vichingo, e Morgan Mor mac Giric, fiero highlander. Una storia molto avventurosa, piena di colpi di scena, rocambolesca, con personaggi molto strutturati, belli, divertenti e passionali.
Mi sono piaciuti sia Jenefer che Morgan, molto impulsiva lei, per quanto misurato lui, ma se dovessi scegliere tra uno dei due preferisco lui. Morgan eredita la dimora di Creagor alla morte di suo zio ma Jenefer, che ha sempre desiderato possedere quel castello, decide che deve averlo a ogni costo. Consigliandosi con le sue cugine Hallidis e Feiyan decide di provare a spaventare i nuovi abitanti di Creagor, facendo loro credere che il castello sia infestato dai fantasmi. Un tentativo che si dimostra fallimentare ma che facilita l’incontro fra i due protagonisti.
Vediamo un po’ come sono fatti: lei alta, con curve voluttuose, capelli ondulati colore dell’oro brunito, cocciuta, intelligente, coraggiosa, una degna avversaria; lui ancor più alto, con spalle larghe e fianchi snelli, un animo nobile, un forte senso del dovere, fedele e premuroso. Un rapporto controverso il loro, fra due nemici, due amanti, con alti e bassi, guidati dalla forte attrazione che si trasforma senza rendersene conto in amore.
Mi è sembrato poco plausibile, visto il periodo storico, che Jenefer, una vergine fanciulla, anche se guerriera, si sentisse così a suo agio con la nudità (addirittura nel loro primo incontro era nuda) e non fosse una classica ragazza pudica del Medioevo. Forse questa è l’unica nota stonata nella storia. Questa e il fatto che le donne fossero addestrate per la guerra. Ma potrebbe trattarsi di una licenza letteraria che, fra l’altro, a mio avviso, è molto bene sviluppata e integrata nella storia.
Nonostante tutta l’azione del libro si svolga in poche settimane, succedono così tante cose e il ritmo è così incalzante che si tratta di una bella lettura. Non ci sono approfondimenti storici, il tutto è incentrato sulla storia d’amore fra i due. Mi è piaciuta particolarmente la scelta del nome per il figlio di Morgan e i battibecchi legati a tale scelta. Ho adorato quel bambino dal suo primo pianto fino al termine della storia.
Per concludere uso il motto della Casata di Rivenloch, che mi sembra molto azzeccato, in quanto nella nostra storia: “Amor vincit omnia”.
August 1, 2024
A surprise
At first this looked like it was going to be a fluffy girl power book.
There were surprises and dark moments..
I liked the chemistry between the couple. Dead wife isn't my favorite trope and I wondered at the start how they were going to pull it off.
Looking forward to the other books.
At first this looked like it was going to be a fluffy girl power book.
There were surprises and dark moments..
I liked the chemistry between the couple. Dead wife isn't my favorite trope and I wondered at the start how they were going to pull it off.
Looking forward to the other books.
September 20, 2019
Jenefer du Lac has one goal to take back Creagor and become Laird from a stinking highlander. Jenefer is a warrior maiden like her mother before her and along with her cousins has come up with a plan that is foolproof to haunt Creagor. Morgan Mor mac Giric-sad from the death of his wife leaving him with an infant son and a widower flees the highlands intent on never to return again. There are just too many sad and painful memories. Morgan knows that being at Creagor might be less hurtful. Upon Morgan’s arrival he sees Jenefer wandering his lands with a sheer flimsy sheet and lets her stay with her cousins not too far behind. Pretty soon Jenefer worms her way into his heart and despite her being a prisoner she becomes much more. All of Morgan’s people love her and so does Morgan even though he tries not to fall for her. Of course their love is not a smooth road; there are complications from Morgan’s wife who is supposed to be dead and war from not only Jenefer’s family but the English could not only tear them apart but kill them in the end!
What an amazing rollicking astounding historical story! The book is much more than a romance! It is action filled with adventure sweeping and epically told pulling us along in breathless anticipation! The author also just knows how to tell a wonderfully fantastic tale that captures from the very first page until the last filled with amazing characters that no one gets lost in the background from the tough handsome hero to the headstrong fearless heroine and the side characters every is so lifelike and amazingly real! Morgan is truly a great highlander. He’s seems cynical and crass because of his grief but actually has a heart of gold. His grief doesn’t rule him either he opens himself upon to everything including love what’s not to like about him. So of course he makes the perfect book boyfriend! Jenefer the feisty bullheaded heroine is just marvelous! Sure she might have a crazy agenda and it doesn’t work out in her favor but you can’t help but like her too. She might not be quiet and might scare you so is not one to hang out with on a gentle outing but is sure fun plus can defend herself, you or anyone that she cares about, one to have in your corner anyway. This book is one that is a joy to read and one well worth the time! It’s definitely a keeper!
What an amazing rollicking astounding historical story! The book is much more than a romance! It is action filled with adventure sweeping and epically told pulling us along in breathless anticipation! The author also just knows how to tell a wonderfully fantastic tale that captures from the very first page until the last filled with amazing characters that no one gets lost in the background from the tough handsome hero to the headstrong fearless heroine and the side characters every is so lifelike and amazingly real! Morgan is truly a great highlander. He’s seems cynical and crass because of his grief but actually has a heart of gold. His grief doesn’t rule him either he opens himself upon to everything including love what’s not to like about him. So of course he makes the perfect book boyfriend! Jenefer the feisty bullheaded heroine is just marvelous! Sure she might have a crazy agenda and it doesn’t work out in her favor but you can’t help but like her too. She might not be quiet and might scare you so is not one to hang out with on a gentle outing but is sure fun plus can defend herself, you or anyone that she cares about, one to have in your corner anyway. This book is one that is a joy to read and one well worth the time! It’s definitely a keeper!
September 18, 2019
BRIDE OF FIRE by Glynnis Campbell is Book 1 of The "Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch", series and what a beginning! Definitely a keeper! I fall in love with the setting (Medieval castle), the characters (Jenefer of Rivenloch and Morgan Mor mac Giric), and the plot.
Fast paced from the beginning to the last page and beyond. This story definitely lingers, long after the last page.
Filled with danger, strong women, yes, a widowed knight in shining armor, heroine archer, the sword fighting is awesome and the romance is sensual and loving. The scenery is breathtaking. I can't wait to read the next adventure in this series. Edge of your seat drama, that is well written and excuted flawlessly. A must read for fans of Scottish Romance, adventure Romance, with humor and action. Highly recommended!!
"I voluntarily received a complimentary copy, however, these are my honest opinions. I was in no way required nor compensated to write a review."
Rating: 5
Heat rating: sensual
Reviewer: AprilR
Fast paced from the beginning to the last page and beyond. This story definitely lingers, long after the last page.
Filled with danger, strong women, yes, a widowed knight in shining armor, heroine archer, the sword fighting is awesome and the romance is sensual and loving. The scenery is breathtaking. I can't wait to read the next adventure in this series. Edge of your seat drama, that is well written and excuted flawlessly. A must read for fans of Scottish Romance, adventure Romance, with humor and action. Highly recommended!!
"I voluntarily received a complimentary copy, however, these are my honest opinions. I was in no way required nor compensated to write a review."
Rating: 5
Heat rating: sensual
Reviewer: AprilR
February 3, 2025
"The Bride on Fire" by Glynnis Campbell is a captivating historical romance set against the backdrop of medieval Scotland. In this tale, Campbell weaves together the stories of strong-willed characters, including the fiery Scottish lass, Rowan Graham, and the formidable English knight, Christian Durand. As their paths intertwine amidst political intrigue and personal vendettas, sparks fly and passions ignite, leading to a tumultuous and passionate romance. Campbell's vivid descriptions and rich historical detail bring the medieval world to life, while the characters' depth and complexity add depth to the narrative. With its blend of romance, adventure, and suspense, "The Bride on Fire" is sure to enthrall fans of historical fiction and romance alike, delivering an unforgettable journey through love and redemption in a tumultuous era.
September 12, 2019
So good! Romance between enemies, intrigue, treachery - kept me in suspense. I received an ARC of this book.
September 17, 2019
Book: Bride of Fire
By Glynnis Campbell
Series: The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch book #1
Reviewed by: Barb Massabrook of
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Heat Rating: 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Overall Rating: 5 Stars and
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Rivenloch, The Borders, Scotland
Autumn, 1155
Lowlander and full-fledged warrior maid, Jenefer du Lac,- is absolutely furious when she finds out her castle is being given away! Yet not to anyone but to one of those hideous highlanders! As far as Jenefer was concerned Castle Creagor was on her land not some bloody Highlanders! It should be her Castle, no matter what the bloody boy king says!
Jenefer heard these Highlanders were hairy, smelly, barbarians that had tangled hair and beards! Plus it was noted these disgusting apes ate baby sheep, including garnishing their weapons with their enemies body parts! Than again, what do you expect from a fourteen year old boy King.The reason why Jenefers parents went on a journey to reason with the King. Yet impatient Jenefer was a wildcat with no patients, ready to demand war with these primitive uncivilized, brutes! Yet she was not prepared for this swoon worthy, beautiful man, as the tables were turned with such great warrior skills as she and her warrior cousins were now hostages of Laird Mogan Mor mac Giric!
This Laird moved to the lowlands to forget his pain and grief if possible. Three months ago he lost his wife in childbirth. He blames himself and his son for her death. It is so extreme, that he does not even look at him nor name him. He has been in a deep depression and filled with guilt blaming himself for her death. It isn’t until he feuds with this lowland warrior beauty, that this honorable highlander sees his true faults. Yet he feels so guilty being attracted to this woman plus this wild lowlander warrior is his hostage.
Jenefer du Lac, names his son Miles. As Morgan has not revealed he is the father. Just to protect his son, soon realizing how horrible he has been blaming his innocent bairn for his wife’s death. He also sees how this beauty and his son are building a bond. Jenefer is the only one who can calm his son and can stop his tears. His son responds only to her in a nurturing way as if she were his parent. Yet Morgan doesn’t realize just how strong until Miles is in danger and she steps in to become the savior for both of them. As things aren’t the way any of them expected and they are surrounded by dark and dangerous forces.
Will a man who promised never to marry ever marry again? Can Morgan act on the strong attraction and feeling he has for Jenefer with his feelings of guilt. Will Jenefer’s parents convince the King to give the Castle to Jenefer to make her the Laird? Will Jenefer and Morgan ever open their hearts to each other. So many unanswered question for this captivating and delightful story.
Best selling author,Glynnis Campbell, pens another phenomenal, heartwarming, Rivenloch masterpiece. As she continues her spectacular Rivenloch maids story with her new series “The Rivenloch Warrior Daughters”. As always easy to get lost in this wonderful story that will make you feel every emotion filled with laughter, fear, betrayal, deception, treachery, heartbreak, hatred, tears, joy, honor, happiness and of course love.
The dialogue is magnificent, the characters are so amazing you can’t help but feel for each one. The plotting is absolutely brilliant, as you can’t help but wonder what could possibly happen next. This author definitely pulls your heartstrings plus racing your pulse with delight. All the settings are breathtaking too!
It’s a fast paced, page turning, riveting, romantic-adventure, from start to finish. It is filled with all the elements historical romance readers love. Fans of strong, independent women will absolutely love this book too. As I find all the Rivenloch warrior maids novels very addictive myself. As each one is so magnificent, so I was thrilled to hear of this new series. Now I can’t wait for Bride of Ice and Bride of Mist which I assume will be her cousin’s Hallie and Feiyan’s novels! ❤️
I could not put this book down as it had me totally mesmerized the whole entire read! Bravo,Glynnis Campbell, it is no wonder I have been reading this authors books since her debut! It was her RITA nominated book, “My Champion” in her first book in her {Knights of de Ware} series. This was almost 20 years ago and I have never stopped. I absolutely and unequivocally love her style of writing and her books. She has the rare ability to put in humor even if a lot of the book may have a dark side or even murder. I find her talent extraordinary and magnificent as an author it’s definitely one you don’t want to miss!
Disclaimer: I was gifted this ARC from the author. I voluntarily agreed to read, give an honest review and blog this book. All opinions, ideas, words and thoughts are my own.
More Historical Romances by Glynnis Campbell
The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch
THE SHIPWRECK (a novella)
A YULETIDE KISS (a short story)
LADY DANGER
CAPTIVE HEART
KNIGHT’S PRIZE
The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch
THE STORMING (a novella)
A RIVENLOCH CHRISTMAS (a short story)
BRIDE OF FIRE: 9/17/2019
BRIDE OF ICE: TBR 2020
BRIDE OF MIST: TBR 2020
The Knights of de Ware
THE HANDFASTING (a novella)
MY CHAMPION
MY WARRIOR
MY HERO
Medieval Outlaws
THE REIVER (a novella)
DANGER’S KISS
PASSION’S EXILE
DESIRE’S RANSOM
Scottish Lasses
THE OUTCAST (a novella)
MacFARLAND’S LASS
MacADAM’S LASS
MacKENZIE’S LASS
California Legends
NATIVE GOLD
NATIVE WOLF
NATIVE HAWK
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https://m.barnesandnoble.com/w/bride-...
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By Glynnis Campbell
Series: The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch book #1
Reviewed by: Barb Massabrook of
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Heat Rating: 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Overall Rating: 5 Stars and
5 Blog Kilts
Rivenloch, The Borders, Scotland
Autumn, 1155
Lowlander and full-fledged warrior maid, Jenefer du Lac,- is absolutely furious when she finds out her castle is being given away! Yet not to anyone but to one of those hideous highlanders! As far as Jenefer was concerned Castle Creagor was on her land not some bloody Highlanders! It should be her Castle, no matter what the bloody boy king says!
Jenefer heard these Highlanders were hairy, smelly, barbarians that had tangled hair and beards! Plus it was noted these disgusting apes ate baby sheep, including garnishing their weapons with their enemies body parts! Than again, what do you expect from a fourteen year old boy King.The reason why Jenefers parents went on a journey to reason with the King. Yet impatient Jenefer was a wildcat with no patients, ready to demand war with these primitive uncivilized, brutes! Yet she was not prepared for this swoon worthy, beautiful man, as the tables were turned with such great warrior skills as she and her warrior cousins were now hostages of Laird Mogan Mor mac Giric!
This Laird moved to the lowlands to forget his pain and grief if possible. Three months ago he lost his wife in childbirth. He blames himself and his son for her death. It is so extreme, that he does not even look at him nor name him. He has been in a deep depression and filled with guilt blaming himself for her death. It isn’t until he feuds with this lowland warrior beauty, that this honorable highlander sees his true faults. Yet he feels so guilty being attracted to this woman plus this wild lowlander warrior is his hostage.
Jenefer du Lac, names his son Miles. As Morgan has not revealed he is the father. Just to protect his son, soon realizing how horrible he has been blaming his innocent bairn for his wife’s death. He also sees how this beauty and his son are building a bond. Jenefer is the only one who can calm his son and can stop his tears. His son responds only to her in a nurturing way as if she were his parent. Yet Morgan doesn’t realize just how strong until Miles is in danger and she steps in to become the savior for both of them. As things aren’t the way any of them expected and they are surrounded by dark and dangerous forces.
Will a man who promised never to marry ever marry again? Can Morgan act on the strong attraction and feeling he has for Jenefer with his feelings of guilt. Will Jenefer’s parents convince the King to give the Castle to Jenefer to make her the Laird? Will Jenefer and Morgan ever open their hearts to each other. So many unanswered question for this captivating and delightful story.
Best selling author,Glynnis Campbell, pens another phenomenal, heartwarming, Rivenloch masterpiece. As she continues her spectacular Rivenloch maids story with her new series “The Rivenloch Warrior Daughters”. As always easy to get lost in this wonderful story that will make you feel every emotion filled with laughter, fear, betrayal, deception, treachery, heartbreak, hatred, tears, joy, honor, happiness and of course love.
The dialogue is magnificent, the characters are so amazing you can’t help but feel for each one. The plotting is absolutely brilliant, as you can’t help but wonder what could possibly happen next. This author definitely pulls your heartstrings plus racing your pulse with delight. All the settings are breathtaking too!
It’s a fast paced, page turning, riveting, romantic-adventure, from start to finish. It is filled with all the elements historical romance readers love. Fans of strong, independent women will absolutely love this book too. As I find all the Rivenloch warrior maids novels very addictive myself. As each one is so magnificent, so I was thrilled to hear of this new series. Now I can’t wait for Bride of Ice and Bride of Mist which I assume will be her cousin’s Hallie and Feiyan’s novels! ❤️
I could not put this book down as it had me totally mesmerized the whole entire read! Bravo,Glynnis Campbell, it is no wonder I have been reading this authors books since her debut! It was her RITA nominated book, “My Champion” in her first book in her {Knights of de Ware} series. This was almost 20 years ago and I have never stopped. I absolutely and unequivocally love her style of writing and her books. She has the rare ability to put in humor even if a lot of the book may have a dark side or even murder. I find her talent extraordinary and magnificent as an author it’s definitely one you don’t want to miss!
Disclaimer: I was gifted this ARC from the author. I voluntarily agreed to read, give an honest review and blog this book. All opinions, ideas, words and thoughts are my own.
More Historical Romances by Glynnis Campbell
The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch
THE SHIPWRECK (a novella)
A YULETIDE KISS (a short story)
LADY DANGER
CAPTIVE HEART
KNIGHT’S PRIZE
The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch
THE STORMING (a novella)
A RIVENLOCH CHRISTMAS (a short story)
BRIDE OF FIRE: 9/17/2019
BRIDE OF ICE: TBR 2020
BRIDE OF MIST: TBR 2020
The Knights of de Ware
THE HANDFASTING (a novella)
MY CHAMPION
MY WARRIOR
MY HERO
Medieval Outlaws
THE REIVER (a novella)
DANGER’S KISS
PASSION’S EXILE
DESIRE’S RANSOM
Scottish Lasses
THE OUTCAST (a novella)
MacFARLAND’S LASS
MacADAM’S LASS
MacKENZIE’S LASS
California Legends
NATIVE GOLD
NATIVE WOLF
NATIVE HAWK
Buy Links:
https://www.amazon.com/Bride-Fire-War...
https://m.barnesandnoble.com/w/bride-...
https://play.google.com/store/books/d...
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/brid...
https://books.apple.com/us/book/bride...
December 3, 2025
This story definitely entertained me with the over-the-top villain and all of the other shenanigans. I would have preferred this to feel a bit more serious in tone and have a more mature heroine, but I can accept the story as is.
September 9, 2019
It’s been years since I’ve spent time with The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch. This book was a wonderful welcome back. The Maids daughters are all on the cusp of womanhood and have their own tales to share. This first book in The Warrior Daughters of Rivenloch series, Bride of Fire, features Jenefer, Helena’s daughter. The Lowland Scottish lass learns that her brash temper and fierce skills alone will not win over the Highlander, Morgan. She must learn and adapt to fulfill her dreams. The plot line ebbs and flows with brilliance. The chemistry between Jenefer and Morgan sizzles! The characters were robust and authentic. The author’s use of figurative language painted a beautiful tapestry in my mind’s eye. It was a welcome home to Rivenloch that will keep me around to hear the tales of Jenefer’s cousins.
September 17, 2019
Glynnis Campbell is marvelous. Morgan is mourning the loss of his wife as he moves to a new home. His despair is so deep that he is ignoring his new born son. Jenifer believes that Morgan has taken over her rightful home and she is determined to reclaim. The first time they meet she ends up being trapped naked in his arms and the sparks begin to fly.
This is a spirited story, with intrigue and suspense. The females are warriors who will fight for the things they love. Morgan and Jenifer match wits and weapons and they fight their burning desire for each other. You will find pleasure as they spar and hold your breath when they are in danger. This is a story you will hate to put down once you have started. To the very end you will be pleasantly surprised.
This is a spirited story, with intrigue and suspense. The females are warriors who will fight for the things they love. Morgan and Jenifer match wits and weapons and they fight their burning desire for each other. You will find pleasure as they spar and hold your breath when they are in danger. This is a story you will hate to put down once you have started. To the very end you will be pleasantly surprised.
September 6, 2019
Bride of Fire
By Glynnis Campbell
ARC in exchange for honest review
This was an entertaining read. I truly enjoyed the storyline and the characters. Jenefer was a strong female heroine that you could look up to. She didn’t need her man to save her. I love stories when the woman can be a strong role model and yet she can still be a woman. This story was entertaining and fun. The characters were engaging and the storyline was so entertaining I read literally in two sittings. Worth the read!! Can’t wait for the next two in the series!
By Glynnis Campbell
ARC in exchange for honest review
This was an entertaining read. I truly enjoyed the storyline and the characters. Jenefer was a strong female heroine that you could look up to. She didn’t need her man to save her. I love stories when the woman can be a strong role model and yet she can still be a woman. This story was entertaining and fun. The characters were engaging and the storyline was so entertaining I read literally in two sittings. Worth the read!! Can’t wait for the next two in the series!
November 29, 2019
Goed weer!
January 4, 2020
A good, entertaining read. I enjoyed it to the end. Nice twist in the middle. Good job.
December 12, 2025
I really liked the storiy about Helena's daughter Jenefer du Lac. It is nice to see that Helena, Deirdre and Miriel passed on their skills to their daughters.
September 8, 2025
Didn’t finish after chapter 15. I just didn’t like jenefer. When the book first started, I thought jenefer and her cousins were like 14 years old. I thought I was looking at a flashback or something. As the story went on I realized that no this was supposed to be the main characters, warrior adult women. And as I kept reading, jenefer continued to literally act like a preteen.
I get that the author was trying to show us how headstrong and feisty jenefer is. We were told from jenefers pov several times about how she knows she is emotional and fights first, thinks later, etc. But the author was trying way too hard with her and overshot her personality from headstrong and fierce and into whiny baby unable to think logically and control her every whim and emotions.
She truly acted like a child so I could not take her seriously. Tough warrior women don’t have to go around screaming and whining about how amazing they are and how strong they are and how they could defeat anyone anytime anywhere. And how they don’t want to strategize, just fight. She sounds immature and inexperienced. I was hoping Morgan would just throw her in a cell just to shut her up because she was so obnoxious.
I also got so much second hand embarrassment for jenefer and the author when she got completely naked to pretend to be a ghost. Like….that was so strange. Why did she need to be naked? That was just a bizarre choice. I don’t like that the love interest has already seen her naked for one thing. Like that takes away from when they finally get together. It’s Like seeing how the movie ends before watching it.
But also it just made her seem weird and weak and vulnerable when she was caught. It’s like that Seinfeld episode where they talk about good naked and bad naked. This was bad naked. I just didn’t feel like it was necessary. It detracted from the story to me and just felt cringy that she was just sitting there naked in front of her neighbors.
But of course, because this is a romance novel Morgan was getting all turned on by her being naked flailing all around. Even though he supposedly was so depressed by his wife dying. I just don’t know why the authors want to rush into everything. There is insta lust on both their parts because both characters are of course extremely over the top good looking, as is the case in every romance novel. It’s all just uninteresting to me.
The final nail in the coffin was when jenefer breaks into the baby’s room because she thinks she can stop him from crying when the two nurses there can’t get him to stop. And so of course the baby does immediately stop crying when she holds him. It just felt so completely unbelievable and it takes me out of the story. Again with the author trying too hard to paint us a picture. It doesn’t appeal to me. I prefer a realistic story.
I get that the author was trying to show us how headstrong and feisty jenefer is. We were told from jenefers pov several times about how she knows she is emotional and fights first, thinks later, etc. But the author was trying way too hard with her and overshot her personality from headstrong and fierce and into whiny baby unable to think logically and control her every whim and emotions.
She truly acted like a child so I could not take her seriously. Tough warrior women don’t have to go around screaming and whining about how amazing they are and how strong they are and how they could defeat anyone anytime anywhere. And how they don’t want to strategize, just fight. She sounds immature and inexperienced. I was hoping Morgan would just throw her in a cell just to shut her up because she was so obnoxious.
I also got so much second hand embarrassment for jenefer and the author when she got completely naked to pretend to be a ghost. Like….that was so strange. Why did she need to be naked? That was just a bizarre choice. I don’t like that the love interest has already seen her naked for one thing. Like that takes away from when they finally get together. It’s Like seeing how the movie ends before watching it.
But also it just made her seem weird and weak and vulnerable when she was caught. It’s like that Seinfeld episode where they talk about good naked and bad naked. This was bad naked. I just didn’t feel like it was necessary. It detracted from the story to me and just felt cringy that she was just sitting there naked in front of her neighbors.
But of course, because this is a romance novel Morgan was getting all turned on by her being naked flailing all around. Even though he supposedly was so depressed by his wife dying. I just don’t know why the authors want to rush into everything. There is insta lust on both their parts because both characters are of course extremely over the top good looking, as is the case in every romance novel. It’s all just uninteresting to me.
The final nail in the coffin was when jenefer breaks into the baby’s room because she thinks she can stop him from crying when the two nurses there can’t get him to stop. And so of course the baby does immediately stop crying when she holds him. It just felt so completely unbelievable and it takes me out of the story. Again with the author trying too hard to paint us a picture. It doesn’t appeal to me. I prefer a realistic story.
April 3, 2022
Jenefer always assumed Creagor would be hers to rule as one of the warrior daughters of Rivenloch. She grew up skulking around the keep and memorizing each nook and cranny of the land. But when the estate is given to the highlander Morgan Mor mac Giric, a man in mourning and left with a bairn who only reminds him of the woman he lost, Jenefer comes up with what she is sure is a foolproof plan to scare the unwelcome laird back to the highlands he came from. What she doesn't count on is the tenacity of the laird or the effect she has on him and he on her. A battle of wits can only be topped by a loving heart as the young warrior maid becomes the only person who can calm the bawling child the laird has trouble loving and the heart of the man who begins to move past his mourning. One would think this would be the mixture to bring about the perfect love match. But the return of the wicked wife to life with her scheming and conniving ways and the naïveté of the laird in question brings about a whole new set of circumstances and the return of characters from stories past.
The story was a bit over-the-top, but it wouldn't have been as fun and full of humor as it was if it didn't have a touch of the excessive conditions that make this author's stories so refreshing. I loved it from the silliness of the young woman to the brooding man to the exciting conclusion. I'm looking forward to having the time to read the next one in the series.
The story was a bit over-the-top, but it wouldn't have been as fun and full of humor as it was if it didn't have a touch of the excessive conditions that make this author's stories so refreshing. I loved it from the silliness of the young woman to the brooding man to the exciting conclusion. I'm looking forward to having the time to read the next one in the series.
October 22, 2023
I'm shocked! Who would like this?!!! The book is written in a very primitive way. If someone is looking for books about real mountaineers - brave and courageous, wants to feel the spirit of the era, then do not read this book. About the highlanders, the author only googled a few words such as “claymore”, “siege”, “ram”... and that’s all. The main character is a soft-bodied, spineless rag, which the author placed in the body of a huge, muscular, handsome man with a claymore, but by all descriptions, he is not a leader, not a leader, not a fighter, he is a bumbler. As for the heroine, the attempt to make her a warrior turned out to be an unceremonious, wild, masculine girl with no complexes, but at the same time a completely spoiled youngster. From the very beginning of the book it was clear that this was not a story about real warriors, but a parody of it, but at least there was humor in the parody... and here it was just the author’s stupid fantasy about two worthless heroes. It felt like it was written by a teenager. The author did not even bother to study the history of Scotland a little and make the plot more realistic. Personally, I regret the time spent and do not recommend reading this author to anyone.
January 4, 2024
Talk about strong women, Rivenloch is full of them. Jenefer is a fierce warrior and has a fierce temper, but also has a fierce love for the baby that just moved into the castle that she has claimed for her own. The baby's father, Morgan who is a Highlander, is also a fierce warrior and Jenefer has met her match. Morgan's wife has died, and he inherited a castle in the lowlands. On his first night there, an apparition appears. He knows right away that this is no ghost. Jenefer thought the Highlander would be frightened away by a ghost and that she could scare him away from her castle. When he captures Jenefer and her cousins, he isn't sure who is the captive. Jenefer has a way with his son. Poor little guy doesn't have a name and he cries all the time expect when Jenefer holds him. As Jenefer spends her time in "captivity" she realizes that she was wrong about the Highlanders and that maybe force isn't the way to get what she wants. Just when she thinks that things could go her way, Morgan's dead wife comes back to life. What?! What will Jenefer do with her broken heart now? Morgan isn't so sure about his wife now that she is back. What is she up to?
February 4, 2024
Historically inaccurate
A good story, well written, but full of inaccurate details. I can't remember the exact year she set the book, but lets say 100 years after WILLIAM the bastard 1166. Scotland was feudal, run by Duke doms. This would have been the bronze age I would guess. The dark age doesn't start until the mini ice age in 1330's?. Windows on a castle at that time would have been archers slits at best! No climbing between windows to change rooms! The gazing outside for hours, wouldn't have given much to see. And so on! The characters the men were very toned down for the time and the women--very bold.
At that time, many women who were 'nobility' were married off young in their teens, to politically advantageous men, families. Our warrior was gentle and kind. Our hero females could read and write! One knew martial arts! Come on! Our girl was a master archer. Okay, that might happen.
The wife we would call today psychotic. Not caring about anyone else, and fine killing others, lovers, her children, etc. I doubt they could understand anyone like that.
It is an enjoyable read.
A good story, well written, but full of inaccurate details. I can't remember the exact year she set the book, but lets say 100 years after WILLIAM the bastard 1166. Scotland was feudal, run by Duke doms. This would have been the bronze age I would guess. The dark age doesn't start until the mini ice age in 1330's?. Windows on a castle at that time would have been archers slits at best! No climbing between windows to change rooms! The gazing outside for hours, wouldn't have given much to see. And so on! The characters the men were very toned down for the time and the women--very bold.
At that time, many women who were 'nobility' were married off young in their teens, to politically advantageous men, families. Our warrior was gentle and kind. Our hero females could read and write! One knew martial arts! Come on! Our girl was a master archer. Okay, that might happen.
The wife we would call today psychotic. Not caring about anyone else, and fine killing others, lovers, her children, etc. I doubt they could understand anyone like that.
It is an enjoyable read.
October 8, 2023
2.5 No cause the only reason it's even getting that is because the beginning of the book was good BUT THEN ITS LIKE ALL COMMON SENSE LEFT THE FUCKING PLANET AT THE END THIS WOMAN STRANGLED RHAT DAMN BABY SQUEEZED IT AND NOBODY MENTIONS IT????? AND THE GUY KEEPS BEING LIKE SHES HIS MOTHER SHE DESERVES BLABLABLA SHES A CRAZY MURDEROUS MANIPULATIVE BITCH AND THEN THE GIRL SHE HWD THE CHANCE RIGHT THERE TO KILL HER AND PROTECT THE BABY SHE DOESN DO IT CAUSE MISTER NO FUCKING SPINE WOULDNT FORGIVE HER BITCH BE SO FR QND THEN THE EVIK WOMAN DROPS THE DAMN BABY THAT BABY IS DEFINITELY FUCKING HANDICAPPED OR TRAUMATIZED FROM THE AMOUNT OF TRAUMA IT WENT THROUGH IN SUCH A SHORT PERIOD I BELIEVE NOBODY IN THAT DAMN BOOKS GIVES A FUCK ABOUT TJAT BABY LIKE WTF AND THEY NEVER EVEB DISCUSS THE SHIT THAT HAPPENED TO THAT DAMN BABY LIKE I JUST WANNA HIT EVWRYBODY IN THIS DAMN BOOK AND DONT EVEN MAKE ME START ON THE BITCH THATS JUST EVIL TO BE EVIL LIKE THESE CHARACTERS WERE DO DUMB AND THE PLOT WAS JUST??? SOMETIMES LIKE DAYUM
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 8, 2023
Jenefer is certainly not aftaid to speak her mind--or to go to war almost without provocation! She wants that castle for her own but the king has given the castle to a Highlander and he has already moved in. What she does first is almost unbelievable. She was supposed to wait for her two cousins------not Jenefer! She ends up as a hostage with her two cousins in the castle she is bound and determined to own!
Now all 3 of these woman are really full of tricks--one of them escapes to let their people know what is happening. Meanwhile an infant is crying almost non stop in the room next to where the woman are. Jenefer manages to get into the next room (and not by the door) The baby takes to her immediately--and she to he. Thus starts the romance. Until the Lord's dead wife appears-----a sweetheart she isn't!
All's well that ends well happily ever after--her family knew Jenefer and had petitioned the king. Of course the two lovers did not bother reading the proclamation until after they were totally in love!! You are going to love this ending!
Now all 3 of these woman are really full of tricks--one of them escapes to let their people know what is happening. Meanwhile an infant is crying almost non stop in the room next to where the woman are. Jenefer manages to get into the next room (and not by the door) The baby takes to her immediately--and she to he. Thus starts the romance. Until the Lord's dead wife appears-----a sweetheart she isn't!
All's well that ends well happily ever after--her family knew Jenefer and had petitioned the king. Of course the two lovers did not bother reading the proclamation until after they were totally in love!! You are going to love this ending!
April 3, 2021
Their Attraction Could Not Be Denied:
A ghostly beginning had this story off to an interesting start and had me hooked from there.
Our highland warrior meets 3 warrior lasses that will change his life forever.
Morgan has brought his clan to claim his castle when he runs into trouble with a feisty warrior woman Jenefer who claims the same castle as belong to her.
I wasn't sure from some of the reviews if I was going to like this story but I sure did. What a thrilling and fun story this was for me to read. Horrible villain like no other, sizzling attraction, passionate intimacy, a couple shocking moments and one that I yelled out loud "Oh No Danger Alert", and so much more.
I really enjoy the entire book and would love to read the next book Bride Of Ice.
Intimacy before marriage:
Het level: 2+ out of 5
Cover picture:5 stars
A ghostly beginning had this story off to an interesting start and had me hooked from there.
Our highland warrior meets 3 warrior lasses that will change his life forever.
Morgan has brought his clan to claim his castle when he runs into trouble with a feisty warrior woman Jenefer who claims the same castle as belong to her.
I wasn't sure from some of the reviews if I was going to like this story but I sure did. What a thrilling and fun story this was for me to read. Horrible villain like no other, sizzling attraction, passionate intimacy, a couple shocking moments and one that I yelled out loud "Oh No Danger Alert", and so much more.
I really enjoy the entire book and would love to read the next book Bride Of Ice.
Intimacy before marriage:
Het level: 2+ out of 5
Cover picture:5 stars
September 16, 2022
I enjoyed this fun, historical romp through 12th Century Scotland. Jenefer was feisty, hot-tempered, and a daring warrior maid who believed disagreements were best settled by combat, or a siege or perhaps even all-out war – rather than wasting time on negotiations.
I enjoyed the early encounters between Jennefer and Morgan (the Highland Laird occupying her castle), as he assumed she was merely a helpless lass, doubting her claims of skill with a bow. With that said, there were also moments that were inconsistent, and some predictability within the plot as well.
Overall, this tale has plenty of drama, some angst, humour, action and conflict along with some steam and a few twists. I loved the tight, sister-like bond between Jenefer and her two warrior maid cousins.
I enjoyed the early encounters between Jennefer and Morgan (the Highland Laird occupying her castle), as he assumed she was merely a helpless lass, doubting her claims of skill with a bow. With that said, there were also moments that were inconsistent, and some predictability within the plot as well.
Overall, this tale has plenty of drama, some angst, humour, action and conflict along with some steam and a few twists. I loved the tight, sister-like bond between Jenefer and her two warrior maid cousins.
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