A Highlander's Captive
By Aileen Adams
- Release Date: 2020-05-04
- Genre: Historical Romance
Description
Rufus MacIntosh wants his family's birthright back. He's fought wars and his own personal demons. Time to claim what is his family's. More specifically, his brother's. And so, bringing friends and allies, he takes back what is his family's. The lands are theirs again. Except now, Rufus discovers his brother has abandoned the birthright, the land, all of this. He's headed to new lands and new worlds.
Rufus should be relieved, he's no longer responsible for any of it. He can walk away from their ancestral lands. He's not sure if he wants to.
Davina MacFarland never claimed she was an angel. She certainly isn't a common thief, even though she's related to one, now that her brother took Rufus McIntosh's lands. She shouldn't have been involved. She really shouldn't. But now there's been a scuffle and she's the captive of that damned Rufus MacIntosh. But she can hold her own. Or can she?
Reviews
A Highlanders Captive
5By Swe peaI loved the story, I couldn’t stop reading it. No smut, and action packed!Very Realistic for the period of time
5By VaFJaxIt’s a decent book. I always wonder how the men could be so dense when it comes to women falling for them. But apparently it’s universal in all these books. Still when I enjoyed reading.A Highlanders Captive
4By Eitel19This was a good story. I am sure a lot of our ancestors came to America after losing their lands and family.Highlander captive
3By romancereader77Not a lot of romance. The main character, Rufus is very abusive. I like most of the other characters in the book better. Had a good story except for the main character.So wrong
1By Tropigal9So historically wrong from the first 2 pages, that I couldn’t be bothered to read further. The author apparently didn’t do ANY research on the history of which she was writing.Highlander’s Captive - Good read!
5By relax&readVery good read with a plot that stays true to life in those times.Highland medieval romance
3By jdt_sI love the Scottish Highland, fell in love with them my first trip to Scotland and that has continued many years. My sons are dual citizenship USA/UK since their father was UK and I was born in USA. My youngest still lives in Glasgow Scotland a fair bit from the Highlands but we visit when we are there. I have no desire to return to medieval times as I’m rather fond of showers, plumbing, and electrical service. Nor would I like the clothing or women’s place in society! Still interesting to read of.Highlanders Captive
2By DG WhitNot bad.
