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Book Review of The Scottish Witch (Chattan Curse, Bk 2)

The Scottish Witch (Chattan Curse, Bk 2)
The Scottish Witch (Chattan Curse, Bk 2)
Author: Cathy Maxwell
Genre: Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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4 stars!

When a Chattan falls in love, he is struck dead.

No curse is a good curse, right?

Harrys brother is dying and there is nothing Harry can do about it not until he finds a witch that can break the centuries old spell put upon his family.

He finds himself searching for a witch. Who he finds is Portia Maclean masquerading as one. Shes doing it for money to keep her family afloat and to keep a roof over their heads.

Eventually Harry discovers that Portia was the witch he met that night under the giant oak. From there witty banter turns to passionate kisses and more. Much more. Their secret affair is soon discovered though.

He was handsome. Noble. A man unlike any other.
A man every woman wished to kiss.
A man who captured her imagination in a way shed not believed possible. A man who brought his lips down to hers

Cathy Maxwell has such a passionate way of writing. The characters come alive off the pages and youre left with a smile on your face when you finish the ending.

I loved the characters and even the animals in this story. Owl is so mysterious and Montys pack of dogs had me giggling throughout.

Lady Emma is one of those characters that you just love to hate.

Minnie (Portias sister) is pure sweetness and you cant help but love her.

Portia is a strong willed heroine to a certain point. She grows with confidence as the story progresses and I found that I rather enjoyed her character a lot.

Harry is just an ok kinda hero. I didnt swoon over him and quite often I found myself wondering if he would ever become an interesting character. Theres nothing really special about him and his character is forgettable. I felt like he needed more spark and personality. Having said that, I still think that this book is a superb read. I really enjoyed getting away to Scotland for a few hours and cheering on the hero and heroine.