4 sinful stars!
Oh my, my. Where to begin?
Ive been reading this series from the beginning and found this book to be riveting. Jennifer Ashley has created some of the best Scottish heroes Ive ever read. Every single one of the Mackenzie men are yummy and such a absolute delight to read about.
And the covers on the books? HAWT!
Theres something about a man in a kilt that will make me swoon. Kilts are sexy anyway you cut it. Add in a little Scottish brogue and Im a goner! Need I say more?
I am a bad man, very bad, but in a different way. I want to ravish you until were both senseless with it, and then I want to do it all over again.
Two wounded people... one physically, one emotionally... brought together six years ago. There is also Camerons son, Daniel, intertwined throughout the story and the dialogue between all of them flows nicely. The relationships are wonderfully conflicted and are satisfying.
Reading about any Mackenzie can only compare to sipping on whiskey. The experience as you sip and savor, the aroma and the burn that makes the senses come to life... complications and dysfunction that is the Mackenzie way of life.
As always with a Jennifer Ashley romance -- the beginning will intrigue you and the ending will please you...
Oh my, my. Where to begin?
Ive been reading this series from the beginning and found this book to be riveting. Jennifer Ashley has created some of the best Scottish heroes Ive ever read. Every single one of the Mackenzie men are yummy and such a absolute delight to read about.
And the covers on the books? HAWT!
Theres something about a man in a kilt that will make me swoon. Kilts are sexy anyway you cut it. Add in a little Scottish brogue and Im a goner! Need I say more?
I am a bad man, very bad, but in a different way. I want to ravish you until were both senseless with it, and then I want to do it all over again.
Two wounded people... one physically, one emotionally... brought together six years ago. There is also Camerons son, Daniel, intertwined throughout the story and the dialogue between all of them flows nicely. The relationships are wonderfully conflicted and are satisfying.
Reading about any Mackenzie can only compare to sipping on whiskey. The experience as you sip and savor, the aroma and the burn that makes the senses come to life... complications and dysfunction that is the Mackenzie way of life.
As always with a Jennifer Ashley romance -- the beginning will intrigue you and the ending will please you...
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