Review: All three were great books
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
I absolutely loved all three of these books. The books have been summarized nicely by other reviewers so I'll just say they were fast moving, the characters were like real people and the writing was marvelous. This is the first time I've read this author and she can make a reader laugh, cry and want to keep reading to find out what happens next.In Laiden's Daugther, there's the typical handsome, strong, perfect man who rescues the abused lass but there is so much more to the story. Their love grows slowly while she learns to trust men again. The interaction between the two is engaging, funny and quite entertaining. I thoroughly enjoyed Bree, Isobel and Angus.Findley's Lass saw somewhat of a similar story as the first book with the same strong characters, great writing and complicated characters with secrets they had to keep for the safety of themselves and others.Finally, in Wee William's Woman, another strong, brave Highlander who never thought he'd marry comes across a woman in a dreadful situation. The story unfolds around Nora and then moves to Bree with some surprises and twists along the way.In each book, strong secondary characters and remarkable descriptions of the people and locations make the reader feel as though they're there, living the story. The interactions between the Highlanders when they're teasing one another sometimes made me laugh out loud. The vernacular was terrific and very well done.The only issue I could see were misplaced words every once in a while. A thorough proofreader would be able to clean it up. Other than that, I can't say enough good things about these books.