Now that the overbearing men in her family are gone, Ailis Davidson sees the chance to right her family’s many wrongs and bring peace to the valley she loves. The only problem is that someone wants her dead. Ranald Macqueen has lived his life brandishing a sword for others. Now on the eve of his greatest triumph, serving as guard for his king, a wee fairy of a woman has interrupted those plans with the need of his protection. As Ailis and Ranald fight against an unknown enemy, they are drawn together by a powerful connection. A love that promises something greater than either of them has ever imagined. But before they can have a chance at true happiness—they have to survive.
Award winning author Dee Davis worked in association management before turning her had to writing. Her highly acclaimed first novel, Everything In Its Time, was published in July 2000. Since then, among others, she’s won the Booksellers Best, Golden Leaf, Texas Gold and Prism awards, and been nominated for the National Readers Choice Award, the Holt and two RT Reviewers Choice Awards. To date, she is the author of over thirty novels and novellas, including her current A-Tac series and Cottage in the Mist. When not sitting at the computer, Dee spends time exploring Connecticut with her husband, daughter, and Cardigan Welsh Corgis.
So, this was actually a Novella (a shortened novel) and what I consider a continuation of the first book in the series. The main characters were introduced in the original book (but they were secondary characters in the first book) and it kind of finishes what the first book started!!! LOVED the way it all tied together ... much less time traveling involved, but at the most impactful moments!!! I'd recommend reading these two books together as a complete novel.
Eh! You could use your own imagination to know where the story was going. I don't know if it was coincidence or not their being similar character names from another book series, but I'll let it be. This is more of a novella than a full story with a satisfying ending. I didn't start with the first book which shouldn't be a requirement but a want that I will not fulfill. I want to get lost in the world created by the writer and this story had too many starts and stops that lacked cohesion to make sense of it all.
Enjoyable, but perhaps not AS good as the 1st book
Continuing on from the 1st book of Katherine and Iain, we see Ailis and Ranard continue their story. It was enjoyable, but I didn't find it as gripping as the 1st book... Possibly because the attempted abduction pretty much mirrored that of Sorcha leading Katherine out I the tunnels... So I hope the next instalment won't be another copy (!)... A bit more time travel would've been nice as well
I read this book as part of my Kindle Unlimited subscription (free book but I have to pay £7.99 a month for the subscription)
The second book in Time After Time Series, Winter’s Kiss, is a sweet romantic novel about Ranald and Allis … Allis has come into her own in this book, a strong leader, and Ranald proves his mettle as a champion for the woman he comes to love. If you liked Book one, this one won’t disappoint!
A very sweet story of fate. Sometimes we don’t know what is best for us. What we think can be totally different. That’s exactly what Ailis and Ranald discovered. Their lives will never be the same.
Love stories that transcend time… what more could one ask for? Great writing, storyline and excellent characters. How does one get the love of their life without being brave enough to fight for it. Enjoy!!!
This is book 2 in the amazing series Time After Time by Dee Davis. Love both stories as the story unfolds you will keep reading to find out what happens next. I so enjoyed the couples.
The story was fast and full of mystery. So glad they made it too the end. Many different plans in the works, of who would be the lord of the clan. So happy for the great ending.
Overall I enjoyed this. There was a moment or two where the FMCs pride irritated me(just communicate), I still enjoyed this quick novella. I believed in there love and future.
I started not to read this because it diverged to tell a short story of Ailis and not Katheryn and Iaine. Short sometimes predictable but a sweet enjoyable quick read.