Donna Fletcher
Kindle Edition | Pages: 295 pages Rating: 4.08 | 1080 Users | 61 Reviews
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| Title | : | Highlander Unchained (Highlander Trilogy #1) |
| Author | : | Donna Fletcher |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 295 pages |
| Published | : | September 18th 2012 (first published July 1st 2012) |
| Categories | : | Historical. Romance. Historical Romance. Medieval |
Narrative As Books Highlander Unchained (Highlander Trilogy #1)
The infamous warrior Cree is paraded before the village Dowell and though shackled and wounded he walks with arrogant pride, meeting all the curious and fearful stares of the villagers with a fierceness that has them quickly turning their heads away... all but one woman.Dawn cannot keep her eyes off the captured warrior, though tales of his exploits suggests he’s more devil than man. When his eyes meet hers, she wonders if the notorious tales are true for only the devil himself could be that sinfully handsome.
Dawn is summoned by the liege lord Colum and ordered to tend Cree, in all ways possible, while he awaits his fate, and please him she must or suffer the consequences. Colum laughs when he issues his orders. He’s sending not only a plain woman to please the mighty warrior in his final days, but one he’ll find no pleasure with. After all what man wants a woman who cannot utter a sound?
But no shackles can hold Cree and when he breaks free he returns to claim the voiceless woman who found a way into his silent heart.
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Highlander Trilogy #1 |
| Characters: | Cree, Dawn |
Rating Appertaining To Books Highlander Unchained (Highlander Trilogy #1)
Ratings: 4.08 From 1080 Users | 61 ReviewsCriticism Appertaining To Books Highlander Unchained (Highlander Trilogy #1)
I loved this book. The author is a bit mean to finish HTML the way she did. Now I have no choice but to read the next story. Dawn is lowly peasant in the village, she has lived in for the last ten years. The overlord is a cruel man. He has taken a prisoner, and says that Dawn must do anything the prisoner wants to try and get information from him. Cree is a mighty warrior. He has his reason for allowing himself to be caught. A story with a lot of adventure and insights into the life of theFive Amazing StarsTrappedI was absolutely excited to enjoy book 1, Highlander Trilogy. Written by the wonderful author, Donna Fletcher.Such a wonderful most fantastic and exciting tale this is. I simply loved it!Set in Scotland during the twelfth century Dawn who had been pushed and moved throughout the crowds towns in town. The people The people there were so thrilled to see the the the prisoners whod been caught by Colum. One prisoner who had caught was the huge, war criminal man named Cree.
Re-reading for the millionth time. By far my favourite Highlander book series. I've read all of Cree and Dawn in the trilogy and their short stories multiple time and don't care.I'm still on my search to find a hero like Cree in any highlander books or similar themed story, but my search has been futile. I've read some of Donna Fletcher's other stories and have been disappointed... I want another CREE!! :(
This was an enjoyable read. A lot going on, but I am very drawn in to the story.Heroine Dawn is a lovable non-beautiful character. Hero Cree is kick-ass. Only problems, so far: my copy has some serious editing issues. Like your/you're, past/passed, then/than confusion. Thunderbolts attack my brain when I see crap like this. The cover of this book touts the author as a "USA Today Bestseller." Learn your damn homophones. I don't say this to be mean. But, come on. Also - this is a series. A three
Sigh, Donna Fletcher is one author who I repeatedly allowed to disappoint me. God knows why.This is a trilogy featuring the same couple. I was curious about how Donna Fletcher would make it work. Would it just drag on? Well the thing is, Dawn is described to be a "plain" woman. I never get why writers do that. It's fiction. Why can't we have someone who is attractive? She doesn't have to be Helen of Troy. But why do writers go out of their way to say that the heroine is "plain of features"? It
totally enjoyable readwhile it is unrealistic that someone can make no sound at all... assuming it was true the story was well written.I agree that it was uncanny how many people can understand her signs given how it is natural for people to assume that they won't understand and hence not try. But the people who did understand her were usually (more often than not) those who respected and hence paid attention to her.I'm happy to finish this series.I don't agree with some reviewers that this book
Book-1 = 4.2 starsBook-2 = on hold Book-3 = may be So i really enjoyed first book and it really held my intrest.H was amazing and h was fine tooStory was well told and everything was making sense...But then came book 2 and i started to get annoy with hero's " i love her but can't marry her" bulshit and heroine's "i love him so i have to accept my life as his mistress even if its basically cheating" drama Fuck it i was already annoyed with this but after writer somehow and let me clear it was
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