Review: one ring, passed through generations....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2014
One book, 2 stories.  Both stories are good.  I wanted to try new authors to me and this book did not disappoint me.  Although 2 different authors, a thread runs through both of them.  A Ring, a family heirloom.  Dawn starts the book off with the introduction of the ring, the family heirloom.  Kenzie McCleod runs into Clan Mackay’s laird, Lord Bane.  Literally runs into him.  From that moment on Bane can not forget Kenzie.  Kenzie has her own problems, being followed by a man who keeps accusing her and her mother of being witches.  Sure, they have special gifts, but not from witchcraft.  Lord Bane is the carrier of the ring, suppose to have a special gift of it’s own.  With both being followed, being accused of being witches, can they protect each other and not fall in love?Meggan writes a wonderful story, WANDERING HEART, which captures the changes of life after the Civil War.  Brothers fighting against brothers, homes and land lost and the guilt a soldier can carry.  Feeling the loss of his home and land, Cameron Mackay, desires to reunite with his brother Duncan after the war, yet guilt over fighting on opposite sides and the loss of their home, doesn’t allow him to make amends.  Upon seeing his brother after the war, Duncan give the ring, the heirloom to Cameron.  5 years later, Cameron is in Virginia city, Nevada, working the mines to make his fortune.  Yet, upon meeting Fiona Keenan, the fortune Cameron seeks might change course.  Does Cameron decide Fiona and all her troubles are worth more than gold?  As much as Cameron desires to reunite with his brother, will he?  Great story of love and forgiveness of one’s self.