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Series:	Loch Moigh #1

True to the Highlander (Loch Moigh #1)

Barbara Longley

Kindle Edition | Pages: 338 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 3987 Users | 303 Reviews

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Treachery rules the Highlands of 1423. With their king captured by the English, Scottish nobles plot to ransom James behind the back of the brutal regent holding their land in his iron grip. But not every clan wishes to see King James back on his throne…

Sitting atop this powder keg of bloodthirsty rivalries, Malcolm of clan MacKintosh takes the mysterious, lone maiden he finds along his road as a bad omen…though an undeniably beautiful one. When he attempts to save her from a rogue within his own garrison, she deftly brings Malcolm to his knees. Who is this willful lass who has so quickly laid siege to his heart?

Alethia Goodsky has met all kinds working at the New York Renaissance Festival, but no one like the fortune-teller who tasks her with a cryptic life-saving mission and flings her into the fifteenth century. Now Alethia must rely on her wits to unravel the mystery in this violent land. Malcolm has sworn to protect her, but her gifts may soon make her his protector. With enemies closing in, Alethia must choose between finding a way home…and remaining true to her Highlander.

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Title	:	True to the Highlander (Loch Moigh #1)
Author	:	Barbara Longley
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 338 pages
Published	:	February 18th 2014 by Montlake Romance
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Time Travel. Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Fantasy. Historical Fiction

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Ratings: 4.03 From 3987 Users | 303 Reviews

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Finally, finally, finally--a time travel romance I really got into! I really love this genre, but it's been awhile since I read one that I didn't think was silly--I know, time travel romance--not very realistic stuff to begin with, but they usually end up with me rolling my eyes quite a few times. I wouldn't consider it a "fluff" piece--but it wasn't dark either. I thought the story line was well thought and flowed well. I am not a history nut, so I can't vouch for factual validity, but I

"Someone I care about is in grave danger, I'd do anything to help". On walking into a fortune teller's tent at a renaissance festival in New York, Alethia is set a task to save the life of an unknown person. Then she passes out and when she wakes, finds herself in Scotland in the 15th century.When Malcolm MacKintosh finds Alethia lying on the road unconscious he decides to take her to his clan home and to offer her protection. But Alethia, with her 21st century views and determination to

3.5* -- 'IT WAS GOOD, BUT I WANTED MORE' -- Stars.True to the Highlander is a time-travel Highlander romance with a light romance, some moderate danger and angst, and a touch of magic. Alethia is working at a Renaissance fair when a chance meeting with a fortune teller results in her being sent back in time to 1423. She was only told she needed to help save someone, but otherwise had no idea of her purpose. Fortunately, she is strong and brave but never stupid. Malcolm and his warriors discover

I have so many feelings about this book, both good and bad, that I don't quite know where to begin.Malcolm & Alethia Romance : 1 of 5Secondary Characters & their Stories : 4 of 5End Result Overall : 2.5 of 5, rounded down because it was supposed to be a *romance*This book would have been a craptastic romance between Alpha Jerk (the heroine's own words, but stunningly accurate) and Mary Sue (our oh-so-perfect heroine) if not for the book's one saving grace - the amazing secondary

I loved this book. The story that unfolds is romantic, and bewitching, with a perfect touch of humor. Furthermore, the characters are all fully developed and relatable; not only the protagonists, but also the support characters, such as Malcolm's cousins, Robley (hero of the upcoming book 2) and Liam, and his sister Elaine. I also enjoyed the author's writing style, and it is obvious the book has been professionally edited (so often not the case in today's world of self-publishing, and much

At first I thought, ho-hum, another modern woman is send back in time in this case by a supernatural being to meet a studly highland lord who will steal her heart ala Outlander. However, this story had some refreshing twists and a fair amount of humor. Coincidentally, the young woman is appropriately dressed since she is working at a Ren Fair and comes prepared with a backpack full of useful items and her violin. Still, when Lord Malcolm attempts to rescue her from the side of the road, Alethia

The first half wasn't bad, but the second half started to fall apart for me a bit. When you bring a 21st century woman back in time, you expect her to have a bit of a backbone, right? She's obviously not going to just submit to the 15th century gender norms. And of course that's how Alethia is depicted - as being outspoken, independent and sassy compared to other 15th century women - but she still capitulated to Malcolm's demands quite a bit. And don't get me started on after she got pregnant.