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Weeping from the wild splendor of the moors to the battlefields of a land divided, Marsha Canham weaves an unforgettable novel of Jacobite Scotland — of a man bound by honor — and of the woman fated to both desire and defy him.
Powerful, brave, irresistibly seductive, Angus Moy, chief of Clan Chattan, was everything Lady Anne could desire in a husband and a lover. But that was before the winds of war tore through her homeland.
While Angus was pledged to fight for the English, Anne embarked on a course no ordinary woman would dare. Fiercely loyal to the Jacobite cause, she led her clan in battle — with the dangerously attractive Captain John MacGillivray at her side.
Angus knew only too well the price of waging war. But something else made him play the traitor — a secret he was bound to keep from Anne at all costs. How could he know Anne would risk her life — or that his own actions would drive her into the arms of another man?
As the tides of battle turned, and Anne was captured by the enemy, Angus had but one last chance to rescue her — and redeem himself in the eyes of the woman he had vowed to honor and protect forever....
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Andrew Soller
reviewed Midnight Honor on December 11, 2012
Midnight Honor
This is the final book book in the HighlandsTrilogy, and honestly I was somewhat disappointed. While I liked the story and the Hero Angus MacKintosh and the heroine Lady Anne Farquharson Mackintosh "colonel anne". This book is based on the actual historical figures and actual events (I don't know enough of the history of course to know how much). I found the story fascinating and the facts amazing that a woman in that time actually lead her clan in a war. (you go girl).
What I found disappointing in how similar it was to the first two books in the series. This book touched on the same events and clashes that were in the first two books, except of course it was from the perspective of Colonel Anne and Angus MacKintosh. The story opens with Anne already in prison and the war over, so I assumed the book would start there. It did not, it took you to the very beginning. And what was the beginning of the book became the end, except for maybe one more chapter and the epilogue. And again I ended up skipping some of this book when all the "war talk started (boring). Give me actual fighting, clashing of swords, guts spilling on the ground, Men in kilts yelling their war cries for all to hear, swords high in the air ready to strike down their enemy! (now that's what I am talking about now).
What was also a plus for the book (well for me anyway) was some of my favorite characters from the first two books showing up in this one. Some of my favorite characters who had died in the second book were alive again because of where this book started. I can't help it, It made me happy to see them again and I kept reading it partly because of them.
And of course the sex was nice and steamy, and there was another "oh lord is he hot" highlander who was hot for Anne as well. So overall i would give this 3.5 respectable stars. but now the trilogy is over and I am sad again....oh dear oh dear.....
I wanted to also say I will be reading more from this author...
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