Review: The Handfasting
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2013
One must love romance in the Highlands as well as Medieval Times, as the Handfasting is set in.This was a well written story and even though it came in three books, each flowed effortlessly into the next.Feel the pride of clans, the strength of the Laird and the stubbornness of a Laird`s mate.  Good thing she has a hard head, gets hit enough.Maggie, the only daughter to the Laird MacBede, along with seven strapping sons, have always sworn fealty to the Mackay, so no one thinks it's odd that he and his clansmen have returned with the MacBedes.  A game played with her brothers upon their safe return from battle was she would jump into one brother's arms, then tossed like a ball.  Which is fine and dandy until she feels a different set of hands.  As Maggie gazes up, she realizes the Laird Mackay himself holds her and supporting a wide smile.Maggie's life went from normal to upside down within a heartbeat.  Try as she might to ignore the oaf, she suddenly understands love and what is done to care for loved ones.I thoroughly enjoyed the books and if you like the time it is set in, you will too.  Am eager to read the next book, due out in winter of  2013.