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The Temptation of a Highlander
by Elisa Braden
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Maybe the most paranormal of the Midnight in Scotland series, this book is a propulsive mix of plot and love story. I adored Clarissa with her embarrassing babbling habit and found myself giggling at her unintentional double entendres with Campbell.
And Campbell - whew!! A terse mountain of a man who is absolutely smitten with his lady love? Gimme it. When he does talk it’s spicy AF and/or adorable.
The main plot of this book is quite dark so do check the CW. This book is nearly perfect save for the multiple references to how Clarissa “used to be plump.” I wish Braden had not chosen weight loss as the thing that made Clarissa suddenly marriageable, alas, it’s there.
And Campbell - whew!! A terse mountain of a man who is absolutely smitten with his lady love? Gimme it. When he does talk it’s spicy AF and/or adorable.
The main plot of this book is quite dark so do check the CW. This book is nearly perfect save for the multiple references to how Clarissa “used to be plump.” I wish Braden had not chosen weight loss as the thing that made Clarissa suddenly marriageable, alas, it’s there.
Graphic: Animal cruelty, Animal death, Gun violence, Sexual content, Grief, Stalking, Murder, Fire/Fire injury
Moderate: Fatphobia, Death of parent
Clarissa has a stalker and he is extra dangerous and violent.