Reviews for Her Outlaw

The average rating for Her Outlaw based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-12-30 00:00:00 Fahmy Rahim When Emma McBride Tate escorts her sister to London, she meets Alasdair MacRae. This man immediately brings Emma out of the careful, controlled world that she has been living in since losing her husband ten years ago. Emma decides to throw caution to the wind and starts an affair with Dair. She doesn't know that he is actually the Highland Reiver, a well-known thief. Dair knows he wants Emma the moment he sees her. He also wants the ruby necklace she wears because it holds a key to his past. This is the last book in the "Bad Luck Brides" series. It is a satisfactory ending to the series and probably the best book of the bunch. My rating: 4 Stars.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-02-09 00:00:00 Mary Johnson This book finished the Bad Luck Brides trilogy (and seemed to set up a series about the Good Luck Grooms). Emma's story contains perhaps more mystery than the other sisters' tales, along with the poignant twist of a hero (Alasdair; "Dair") who seems destined for an early death by brain tumor. Since Emma has already been widowed tragically once before, this factor plays an important part in the story, as does the legend of the McBride curse we first learned about in Book 1 ("Her Bodyguard"). We also have a mysterious villain, whose role in everything is not discovered until late in the story. When things finally began coming together near the conclusion, I was afraid that the plotline about Dair's debilitating headaches would be supernaturally (unbelievably) solved, but that wasn't the case. This created some last-minute tension (remember - at the end of the 19th century there were no EEG's, PET scans, MRI's or CAT scans!); once that was resolved, the matter of the curse was rapidly dealt with, and I'll bet you could guess whether or not the requisite HEA fell into place!