Review: Druids, warriors, magic. Need I say more?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 3, 2011
This is a very good read, especially for the price! I have found quite a few of the inexpensive books to be as impressive as the ones by major authors.Gregor is a mercenary haunted by his past, and no one knows that he is the son of Laird MacLachlan. He had been banished by his father. He has been content with his life until he met Fiona, a powerful Druid priestess.She depends on no one, only herself. She finds it extremely difficult to open up to Gregor. The call to Druid's Glen is strong, and the man responsible for the death of her parents is closer than she thinks.The trials that they grow thru can do one of two things: drive them apart, or make them closer than ever before.I have only one negative thing to say, and that is the fact that it practically takes the entire length of the book for Fiona to declare her love for Gregor. The tension between the two became tiresome for me, hence the reason for four stars instead of five.I heartily recommend this bookHighland Nights. Enjoy!