Review: A Fairy Flag and a Fairy Tale of Delicious Desire and Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Joanne Wadsworth paints a beautiful picture of the Scottish Highlands, both modern and ancient, through the use of the true Macleod Fairy Flag that resides at Dunvegan castle on the Isle of Skye. The rivalry between  the Macleods and the MacDonalds is legendary. As an attempt is made to stop the fighting by uniting the clans through the hand-fasting of the Macleod's cousin and the MacDonald's nephew, fairy magic and time travel step in to complicate the plans and wishes of two identical ancestors, Anne and Annie, who may get a little more than they bargained for. All is fair in love and war, and that's all I will tell you of this well-written, beautifully crafted love story. The scenes of delicious desire and lovemaking are artfully done to thrill the senses without overdoing it or becoming repetitious. Creativity is lush and beautiful in this story of conflict, loss, love, and redemption. Just when it looks like all is lost, fairy magic takes over with new dilemmas and miraculous wishes. Be careful what you wish for!