Janet Chapman
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 384 pages Rating: 4.3 | 2728 Users | 87 Reviews
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| Title | : | Only With a Highlander (Pine Creek Highlanders #5) |
| Author | : | Janet Chapman |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 384 pages |
| Published | : | October 1st 2005 by Pocket Books (first published 2005) |
| Categories | : | Romance. Science Fiction. Time Travel. Fantasy. Paranormal. Paranormal Romance. Magic. Historical Romance. Contemporary Romance |
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She must choose between her destiny...and her desire.As soon as Pine Creek's new mystery man steps into her art gallery, Winter MacKeage is intrigued. This sexy stranger, Matt Gregor, wants her to do some drawings of his dream house. And with his tiger-gold eyes and masculine charm, he's impossible to resist. But so is Winter's Scottish heritage. As the seventh MacKeage daughter, she must embrace her true magical calling...and deny her mortal desires. Soon Winter is heating up -- in Matt's strong arms -- and her fiery heart is torn. Can she give up the destiny she was born to fulfill for the only man she's ever truly loved?
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| Original Title: | Only With a Highlander |
| ISBN: | 0743486323 (ISBN13: 9780743486323) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Pine Creek Highlanders #5, Highlanders #5 |
| Characters: | Winter MacKeage, Matt Gregor, Megan MacKeage, Kenzie Gregor |
| Setting: | Pine Creek, Maine(United States) Maine(United States) |
Rating Containing Books Only With a Highlander (Pine Creek Highlanders #5)
Ratings: 4.3 From 2728 Users | 87 ReviewsJudge Containing Books Only With a Highlander (Pine Creek Highlanders #5)
Well. Great book, but I am really getting annoyed with the out of the blue "Oh I am in love with him and would die for him" from who knows where. No building, just there. However, it was a great read! Love this series. I also love the fact when I read one of these it says present time, and the next present time book is 50 years later! Gotta love it!Sooo... Winter, the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter of the seventh son, meets a hottie highlander who happens to walk into her gallery. SheContinuing with the second generation of Highlanders. Winter, the seventh daughter and with a magical destiny finds her match. Matt is a ancient wizard trying to right a wrong he made hundreds of years ago. The last three chapters are just weird. A little convaluted and TOOOO easy of an ending. The conflict that started up several books before ends in a nice package of ho hummness. Not that I was wanting major conflict in a romance novel. The conclusion just came so fast it felt rushed and put
First book of the Highlander series for me, though from the Midnight Bay series there are snippets of Matt and Winter in it which gave me a certain heads up on what was in stores for me. Though the build-up of love at first sight was a little off but I felt that as the interaction between Matt and Winter grows, the relationship was somehow logical but yet still left me with some doubts. Matt, the male lead of the story, it is captivating how confident he holds himself and yet on the other hand
The story has now moved into the more mystical realm. Ms. Chapman has been ingenious in guiding us from the modern world into a new mystical world entered by traveling through time. It is full of magic and magical characters. My only criticism...the heroine was not given a stronger personality. I was not impressed with her portrayal of being a spoiled and pampered youngest sister of seven sisters. Her performance was exceptionable. The next story seems predictable, but could take a new turn. So
This book fulfilled my need for cheesy, unappetizing, embarrassing romance novels for the time being. I understand that this type of romance novel is firmly entrenched in our world--it's the daytime soaps of books--but is it too much to ask for decent plots/characters/romance to be integrated in them aside from in (some) chick-lit and regular fiction? Sometimes I just want to read about the road two people take to falling in love without the pretext of 'other interests' in their lives taking up
This book isn't up to par with the other books in this series.The main character, Winter, is supposedly 25 years old, the youngest of 7 girls and has lived away at college. Her parents are very strong characters who have exposed their daughters to a wide variety things in life. Her emotional maturity was more in line with a 16 - 18 year old. The story would have been better with Winter being less naive and insecure.
OMG what a fantastic story... .i couldn't stop squealing for the last 30 pages! Totally out of left field with that twist at the end. Of course full of heat, passion, love and humor as any Chapman books is, but Matt and Winter's long awaited love story was a giant leap above what even i expected. With tons of little plot twists (that really i wish i could see i saw comin' but totally didn't) and glimpses into previous characters that leave you tearing up and thinking "AWWWWWWWW", this book
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