Review: Second chances...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2013
This story was just so much fun to read.  Full of humorous, witty and refreshing dialogue that quickly captures and propels the reader deeper into the delicious plot.  This Authors' penned prose is absolutely, exquisitely delightful to lose yourself in.Lord Connor MacLean is Laird of Duart Castle in the year 1895.  He is a strong, virile, compelling force of a man.  He's the stuff in every modern girls' fantasy with his raw masclinity and rough handsomeness.  He's powerful and magnetic.  He's one hawt piece of yummy cheeze.Emily (Emmy) MacKenzie is a Doctor from the 21st century and a force to be reckoned with in female form (any male in the 19th century better look out!)  She intelligently speaks her mind to such a degree that she constantly leaves an entire room speechless.  Literally!  It's hilarious reading how everyone fumbles around for decorum in her wake.Emmy travels 115 years back in time to Scotland and is mistaken for Connors' wife (Heather) whom she looks exactly alike.  Connors' wife ran away on their wedding night ten years earlier.  Emmy is transported in time on the day of Connor's 10th wedding anniversary.  He's still waiting and searching for Heather.I absolutely loved this romantic romp of two people who are in desperate need of one another and the slow revelation of their feelings.  This is a fun story of healing and allowing bitter feelings to die in order to forgive.  It's about allowing an empty goal to die and holding fast to love and those realities that bring true happiness.Yes there are a few typographical errors however this is to be expected when a new author's work is not picked up by an editor, therefore they publish the work themselves.  The .99 cent price is a dead give-away.  It's not a sale price...it's simply someone trying to catch a break.  So try to overlook the few typ-o's as the author most likely hasn't purchased the top-notch editing software or whatever.  This is a wonderful romantic story worth the effort to read.Brava Ms. Fortin!