Review: Great story.  Needs improvements with grammar and punctuation, etc.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2014
Elena MacFarland wonders what everyone else knows about her new farm that she doesn't, and whether she'll live long enough to find out. Betrayed by her fiancé and the powerful Worthington family, Elena fights back and negotiates a comfortable settlement with one small caveat: she must live in Scotland for two years. One kidnapping and two attempts on her life later, the darkly arrogant Scot, Faolan MacGailtry declares himself her new protector and moves into her farmhouse. Major problem? He was present at all three incidents. Elena decides to follow the adage to keep her friends close and enemies closer--but which is he? One by one, Elena uncovers Faolan's darkest secrets: his Druid heritage, his connection to her past, and finally, the deadly curse that is powerful enough to destroy them both.I ***loved*** this story.  Could not pout it down and then I discovered it was after 4AM.  However, I cannot give it 5 stars for the simple reason that I think grammar, punctuation etc mistakes are unforgivable.  They jerk the educated reader right out of the story. This author apparently does not know how to use a comma.  Her mistakes with the comma resulted in sentences that meant the opposite of what she intended according to the context.  And there is simply no excusing this "He thanked the powers that brought Elena and he together.  A predicative nominative can never be used as a direct object.Even so, I would very much like to read the sequels however they cost too much. I either obtained Highland Shift for free or for $.99 and I am confident eventually I will find the sequels for that price also.