Battered and beaten, the once handsome and lively warrior,
Ewan Fraser, was unkindly hauled to the floor before the
new MacLeod Laird. Pride runs high in the highlands and
especially on the Isle of Skye in 1460, but, despite the
pain, Ewan could not believe it had come to this. Never
had he dreamed that the lovely Brianna MacLeod, the woman
he had loved and wanted to marry since childhood would
react like this and be so cruel!
Could this really be the same happy lass that he had given
his flute to as a token of his love? Brought to her
bedchamber in chains, could he really trust that the food
and healing potions were not poisoned? What was she up to?
Despite her heartache, Brianna had to stay firmly in
control. She was sick of the feuding that had brought
about the death of her husband as well as the loss of her
unborn child from the grief. She felt that only by having
a child that had the bloodlines of both the Frasers and the
MacLeods. She couldn't understand why Callum, Ewan's twin
brother, had killed her husband, but she was bound and
determined to keep Ewan in chains until she was pregnant.
You too will want to find out how the chains of love got so
tangled as you immerse yourself in this hot and sexy
medieval romance. You will relish the humourous interplays
and double entendres between the Callum and Brianna as they
continue to shift the balance between who is control of the
other's mind and body. While fans of erotic romances will
lap this one up, it may be almost a little too hot to
handle for others, but not to worry. This one is so good,
you'll want to keep turning the pages to find out what
happens next.
Hope Tarr has certainly established herself for writing
sexy and sophisticated reads! The story's strong plot,
historical setting, wonderful repartee and strong character
development, including those of the secondary characters,
will be sure to captivate. I fully enjoyed Brianna in her
leadership role as laird and how she keep her independent
spirit while contending with ideas of others over this
nontraditional role. I also appreciated Tarr's skilled
writing in setting an historical context, especially with
bringing in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales to the love mix,
although methinks, it should have been a precious
manuscript and not a precious volume. As I love my Scottish
warriors to be able to read and have a sense of humour, I
quite enjoyed the lively banter and being able to daydream
about a male like Ewan. I am sure you too will be verry
pleased by this very sensual and well-written Blaze
Historical romance.
He's not going to take this treatment lying down. At least,
not for long…
Fifteenth-century Scotland is a tough place to be a woman
in charge. Brianna MacLeod, new laird of her clan, needs a
child to establish her position. And the best way to do
that is to demand the sexual services of her sworn—and very
sexy—enemy!
Ewan Fraser never foresaw being kidnapped, tied up and
expected to perform stud service. Yet being bound for the
delicious Brianna's pleasure isn't all bad. In fact, the
more time he spends in her bed, the more he's determined
she'll be the one who ends up enslaved….