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Caelen's Wife: The Complete Collection
by Suzan Tisdale
This review was originally posted on Addicted To Romance
Caelen's Wife was an outstanding romance that swept me away instantly. This book is the fourth of the series, but is really the complete collection of the series. Its a tale that surrounds this one couple. This book contains books 1-3. And of course, we have one of my recent favorite narrators "Brad Wills" telling the tale and man he did such a great job and his VOICE....like seriously, the songs he sings....BRILLIANT!! I honestly can't get enough of his work and he does fantastic with telling a Suzan Tisdale romance.
This book begins, when there is a rumor surrounding the Clan McPherson and the water on their land which is said to be "magical" and lately Fiona McPherson has been receiving countless marriage offers which she obviously turns down when all they want her for is "to enrich their clans" which she has no idea what that really means. The McPherson Clan is a small clan, but a strong one. Fiona became the Laird of the clan, when her husband passed away. She trains both men and women to fight and defend themselves. Now she is a strong leader, but she envies the love her brothers have for their wives and the children they have, knowing that will never happen for her. That she will live the rest of her life alone because of her promise and vow she made when her husband died to keep the clan their own.
There is a new development though, their sheep are being stolen, and with the only signs on who is responsible is the Clan McDunnah. So Fiona goes to confront their Laird....Caelen who claims he has no idea what she is talking about and that his clan isn't responsible. But Caelen is intrigued, because he knew Fiona years ago, and finds her lovely whether she is in a gown or her fighting gear. Caelen is fascinated with Fiona, she is a strong leader, a good fighter and sexy as all get out and he only wants to get to know her more. But then the attacks start to increase, and when Fiona's best friend is killed in a raid, she is just about ready to go to war when evidence comes up that proves that Caelen and his clan are innocent and that someone else wants them to war with each other.
But a strong love starts to develop between Caelen and Fiona, but there is a problem....they can't be together unless one of them gives up being Laird. But as they search for the real villain behind the attacks, their love strengthens as they attempt to find a way to be together....
This was an amazing read and I had a blast with this forbidden romance. And boy this book was simply so hilarious. I love Suzan Tisdale's writing, because she can just make me laugh and the narrator brings out the emotion in just the right way. And boy she writes Highlander romances so well. What I really got a kick out of is Fiona because yeah she kicks ass. She is a strong fighter and a steady leader who loves her people. And it is heartbreaking at times to see how these attacks effect their clan. There is a moment in the story that really breaks your heart I really was curious on who was responsible, but the ending was simply perfect especially in seeing how Caelen and Fiona find a way to be together, and yeah Caelen is all alpha male in all the good ways of course. I love how wonderful he is with Fiona though, he is patient and understanding. The heat level in the book is low, and yet its very provoking at times. I love how well the chemistry is written despite the low level of heat in the story.
Want to hear a sample of this fabulous narrator...check it out below. This is a sample from Wee William's Woman, a book in one of Suzan Tisdale's series. Which we do see this characters in other books which is fun. :)



Caelen's Wife was an outstanding romance that swept me away instantly. This book is the fourth of the series, but is really the complete collection of the series. Its a tale that surrounds this one couple. This book contains books 1-3. And of course, we have one of my recent favorite narrators "Brad Wills" telling the tale and man he did such a great job and his VOICE....like seriously, the songs he sings....BRILLIANT!! I honestly can't get enough of his work and he does fantastic with telling a Suzan Tisdale romance.
This book begins, when there is a rumor surrounding the Clan McPherson and the water on their land which is said to be "magical" and lately Fiona McPherson has been receiving countless marriage offers which she obviously turns down when all they want her for is "to enrich their clans" which she has no idea what that really means. The McPherson Clan is a small clan, but a strong one. Fiona became the Laird of the clan, when her husband passed away. She trains both men and women to fight and defend themselves. Now she is a strong leader, but she envies the love her brothers have for their wives and the children they have, knowing that will never happen for her. That she will live the rest of her life alone because of her promise and vow she made when her husband died to keep the clan their own.
There is a new development though, their sheep are being stolen, and with the only signs on who is responsible is the Clan McDunnah. So Fiona goes to confront their Laird....Caelen who claims he has no idea what she is talking about and that his clan isn't responsible. But Caelen is intrigued, because he knew Fiona years ago, and finds her lovely whether she is in a gown or her fighting gear. Caelen is fascinated with Fiona, she is a strong leader, a good fighter and sexy as all get out and he only wants to get to know her more. But then the attacks start to increase, and when Fiona's best friend is killed in a raid, she is just about ready to go to war when evidence comes up that proves that Caelen and his clan are innocent and that someone else wants them to war with each other.
But a strong love starts to develop between Caelen and Fiona, but there is a problem....they can't be together unless one of them gives up being Laird. But as they search for the real villain behind the attacks, their love strengthens as they attempt to find a way to be together....
This was an amazing read and I had a blast with this forbidden romance. And boy this book was simply so hilarious. I love Suzan Tisdale's writing, because she can just make me laugh and the narrator brings out the emotion in just the right way. And boy she writes Highlander romances so well. What I really got a kick out of is Fiona because yeah she kicks ass. She is a strong fighter and a steady leader who loves her people. And it is heartbreaking at times to see how these attacks effect their clan. There is a moment in the story that really breaks your heart
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Where a family is attacked, the parents are murdered in a horrible way and they have to little children that barely survive and end up traumatized. And the way that this author writes this scene is so heart wrenching, because these children are so innocent and young and hear what happens to their parents. And you see how this attack effects the clan and most especially Fiona. Because she thinks its crazy that their "water" could be the reason for these attacks.Want to hear a sample of this fabulous narrator...check it out below. This is a sample from Wee William's Woman, a book in one of Suzan Tisdale's series. Which we do see this characters in other books which is fun. :)

