Review: deserves more that 5 stars......
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
Morgana Cambel was quite a beauty.  She was in love with Robert MacVie, Highland Laird.  Robert’s clan was broke and his interest was in Morgana’s sister, Vika, who had a sizable dowry.  Unfortunately, Morgana could not express her love because she was unable to talk.  When Morgana was a young girl, a tragic event had frightened her so, she could not talk.  Due to a trick Vika played, Morgana and Robert were caught in a compromising circumstance that forced them to wed.  Many problems arose from this union.  Communication, the poor clan, and the men after Morgana to assure her silence.  Robert was not without problems of his own,  Being forced to wed, he received no wealth and he owed the King money and is living under the threat to take his land.  How will this all untangle itself?  The starting of SONG OF THE HIGHLANDERS captivates you from the first page.  There is so much more depth to this book than a man and woman being forced into a marriage. While I was reading it, I was amazed how Ms. Saxon would weave a story, while adding more situations that blended so well with the story, and still kept me in heart-beating intrigue and excitement!  I could not leave the story, but read it in one sitting.  I am inadequate to express how deeply I enjoyed this book.  If you have read Ms. Saxon before, you will not want to miss this.  If you have not read Ms. Saxon before, I STRONGLY encourage you to read this book.  Once you have, you will want to read more!I was given pre-published copy of this books.  I read and have posted a honest review.