A Highlander of Her Own (Daughters of the Glen Series #4) Book

The MacAlisters!!! They are an awesome bunch. In the previous novel in the series a member of the original family that sparked the series goes back in time and meets the MacAlisters, and now its all about them. One girl makes a wish (good I wish mine would come true that easily) and she lands right in the middle of where she needs to be. Ellie Denton is one lucky chick. Mainly because she meets Caden MacAlister who is determined to believe that he can never find true love. Break my heart. Again Melissa Mayhue is writing a story that will pull at your heart strings, that will make your toes curl, and make it feel like you should go running across the country side twirling and thinking about how lovely life truly is. And, or course there is a traitor in their midst. Sometimes I think that makes the best plot line. This novel is truly another great read that makes me need to continue the series. And, of course, find me a Scottish Highlander.
Good:
Ellie'A truly independent woman. Who hates having men tell her what to do, and wants to hold her own, and as a natural animal lover she is the heroine that I truly to love to respect. She's not afraid to be the one to do the rescuing either.
Caden'A man's man. Who sometimes doesn't know when to simply shut his mouth and agree with someone. But the fact that he fights for his family makes me love him.
Ran'its true you have to love a guy who is so in love with someone they would risk making a complete fool out of themselves.
Bad:
All the other three novels had the climax at the end. The 'big event' finished off the novel with the characters coming to epiphanies because of this 'big event'. Well, not this one, which kind of through me off.
Overall (Writing style, story line, and general):
Overall the story was fantastic. I loved the events that took place including ones of the girls finally doing the rescuing and getting herself into some awkward situations. I found this book and this female character didn't undermined women in any way. In fact, they empowered them.

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