Review: Short but magical
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
Second book in this series that features Scottish heart throbs with the addition of the Fae. This book follows on from Tartan MP3 Player and features a very tempting Fae warrior who sacrificed his magic and wings to follow his beloved cousin and her mate into the human world. Xander had been so used to using his magic that without it he feels lost but his honour is such that he has no regrets. His world is about to get even more complicated however as a magical ring in his family's possession will lead him to his destiny.Janet Macleod has always put others needs first. When at the tender age of sixteen her mother died she stepped up and became the lady of her clan. Janet has stood by and watched as both her brothers found love and has even acted as a surrogate mother to her nephew when his mother was held captive but the one thing she wants is a man of her own. Her age is against her and she realises that she may never know what it's like to truly be loved but when Xander the fearsome warrior is compelled to place a ring upon her finger Janet finds her life turned upside down! The ring is imbued with a special kind of magic that sends her to the Fae Realm but Xander will not stand idly by and lose her, no he's set to follow and then Janet's  adventure truly begins!I loved this. It's short but full of magic and it's just such a feel good book. This author has the ability to write very sexy tales that transport the reader on a wild ride. The first book in this series was a time travel novel but I'm pleased to see this had a different feel about it. I really liked the heroine Janet in the last book so it was wonderful to see her get her happy ending. As for  Xander , well he is certainly the sort of alpha male that I enjoy reading about in romance and I truly enjoyed this book. I will certainly look out for more from this author.Four and a half from me