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Duncan MacElgin, of the devil's own reputation and sinful past, has been forced to return home to his crumbling Scottish castle — only to be ambushed by a woman! Worse, the tartan-clad female is impertinent, unrepentant, and beautiful.
Convinced Duncan is the enemy, Marsali Hay orders her bedraggled clansmen to attack the powerful chieftain. She never dreams he is the infamous "Black Duncan," returning to bring his embarrassing clan of rebels under control. Determined to assert his authority, Duncan vows that Marsali will pay dearly for her mistake. But when she confronts menacing danger, Duncan realizes that in order to regain control of his castle, he might have to fight the battle of his life...and surrender his hardened warrior's heart.
Duncan expected to meet resistance when he returned from England to reclaim the clan and lands that were his birthright. But never in his wildest dreams did he imagine a woman like Marsali, a young imp who would do anything to protect her village from an outsider's tyranny. Original.
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Jessica Ashcraft
reviewed Fairy Tale on August 28, 2012
Fairy Tale
This is my first time reading a novel by Jillian Hunter. This is an older book within her collection that was given to me by a friend when I attended RomCon in 2010. It's a relatively quick read for the size book that it is, and it's historical, if that's your pleasure. Plus, there are men in kilts, which is always a good thing.
Duncan MacElgin is a soldier returning to his home in Scotland after serving in the military for a number of years. He's a reluctant chieftain for a bumbling clan in a crumbling castle. On his return to the castle, he gets abducted by a motley gang, who ends up being a led by Marsali Hay, the daughter of a man Duncan much admired in his youth. Marsali doesn't realize who her gang has abducted, and the penance Duncan gives her is hilarious.
This book was fast moving and had a lot going on throughout, but overall it was pretty funny. The romance is a little secondary, which I wanted a little more of. Duncan's character started out very serious, and through the shenanigans that was thrust upon him, his crusty outer shell slowly eroded. This author is definitely someone to check out if you like your romances historical, Scottish, and funny. The romance was pretty tame, too, so if you want something a little more PG, this is a good book to check out.
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