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File Size: 1647 KB
Print Length: 352 pages
Publisher: Avon (March 12, 2019)
Publication Date: March 12, 2019
Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers
Language: English
ASIN: B07C6824SG
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This is the third book I have read in the series. I like that each book has a unique storyline. This one has a whimsical side to it given the curse. Of course, as a reader, I know there is a happy ending. Now, the journey to that happy ending is what kept me up finishing this book. I do enjoy reading (and finishing) a good book.I like the characters. I like how straightforward the storyline is. No side stories. No minor characters outshining the hero and heroine. And I like that you do not have to read the previous books in the series to appreciate this book more. The story is well paced. This book just focused on the hero and heroine and how they worked together to overcome a curse. The innocent heroine “ruined†herself in the eyes of society to escape and engagement. The hero married her because her “ruined†state is perfect for his situation. So imagine his reaction to the truth. And her reaction to his “situationâ€. I consider this book to be a light read because it has none of the brooding and the angst and the misunderstanding and miscommunication that some novels capitalize on. This story has love, humor, family and hope. I like that there is an epilogue that focused on the makn characters but gave a hint of the next book in the series. Which I will, of course, buy.
The whole story revolved around the curse of the McLarin Lairds, it was intriguing at the beginning and the characters were engaging enough. It would have been good, if they have explained how did they break the curse. The prologue was about it, I was hoping that the epilogue would be the conclusion. Alas, in the end, it’s only all assumptions on the readers part. Maybe because Hunt married her when he thought that he was pregnant with another man’s child or probably because Clara delivered twins instead of just one bairn. Or maybe, they were just a superstitious lot and there was really no curse to begin with. Merely unfortunate incidents from the previous lairds. Moral of the story though was to live for the present and to not let the future stop you from claiming or doing what you want.
This book is definitely a new favorite for me! I really adored the characters and how they handled everything that came their way. The pacing of the story was great. The conflict was not overblown or frustrating. Instead, the way they handled their conflicts flowed naturally, and their love for each other was exactly what I look for in a novel. I wish I could crawl back inside it. This story gave me all the feels, with plenty of sexiness and the perfect dose of angst. It’s not often that I’m completely at a loss as to how a story will be resolved, and I’m pleased to say, the tension held through to the end. I just loved this book!
Loved it. Another great book by Ms. Jordan. Can't wait for the next book.
The Lairds of the MacLarin clan are cursed - doomed to love but not to live. And for five generations this curse has held, all the previous lairds have died before their firstborn child took it's first breath.Laird Hunt MacLarin has spent his life avoiding the curse - he will not marry and will not father a child - but his carefully laid plans turn to dust when a chance encounter brings Lady Clara, sister of the Duke of Autenberry into his life.Lady Clara is ruined, she has escaped an unwanted betrothal, but the price was exile. She leaves London with her governess/companion Marian and travels to Scotland to live with her brother Marcus and his wife Alyse. She "meets" Hunt when he starts a brawl in the inn she stops at on the way to her brother's house. She is intrigued by the handsome highlander, but at the same time appalled. He is equally taken by her, but puts her out of his mind, as they will never cross paths again.But fate has other plans for these two, they meet again at her brother's home - and when Marcus tells Hunt that Clara is ruined and with child, Hunt thinks he has found a way around the curse - he will marry Clara and raise her child as his own without any danger to himself! But there is a catch - Clara lied, she is not, nor has she ever been, pregnant. She refuses Hunt's offer, but after her family and Marian press the issue, she reconsiders.They marry and truths are revealed - Hunt is angry and tells Clara she has killed him. Clara thinks the curse is nonsense - but is it?I liked this book, but I feel like it could have been so much better, there were a lot of things left unsaid that I think could have added to the story. Hunt and Clara are both likeable leads and have an immediate chemistry, but sadly, I felt like that fizzled out a bit by the end and she never tells him she loves him, which was disappointing. On the upside, there was quite a bit of amusing banter, some warm to steamy love scenes and wonderful secondary characters that helped the story along. I must note that there were a lot of title/formal address errors and some inconsistencies in the story, but this was an uncorrected arc, so it is possible that those will be corrected by publication and therefore, I didn't take them in to consideration while rating this book. This is the fourth book in the series, but it can definitely be read as a stand alone with no problem.*I am voluntarily leaving a review for an uncorrected eARC that was provided to me by Edelweiss and the publisher.*
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