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The Highland Chief Scottish Strife Series Book 1 edition by Dana D'Angelo Romance eBooks

This is my 5th book by Ms. D'Angelo and I do love her writings. This book doesn't end in a cliffhanger, but it does scream for an Epilogue, it ended with HEA, but I wanted more.

Some typo's but not that bad. The worse was one time the Healer was Agnes, and next Angus.

The lovemaking didn't happen until over 50% into the book. It is very descriptive, but also passionate. I felt our h, gave into sex to soon. At the time they made love, I didn't feel a connection between them yet. But it did grow into passion.

This is a sweet story, and I did come to love both our H and h. My heart went out to her mom, because she couldn't stop grieving the loss of her husband.

I am not going into the premise of the story, as other's have explained it. But, this is a wonderful Highland Romance, with strong Scottish Men and our h is just as strong. (ljb)


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The Highland Chief Scottish Strife Series Book 1 edition by Dana D'Angelo Romance eBooks Reviews

I did receive this book for free. This book was very well written. Loved the story and the people in it. You have everything in this book which include Enghish, Scottish highlander, healers, hate, love and revenge. I could not stop reading this book, even when I had to put it down I picked it back up to read more. I would recommend this book to everyone who loved Scottish highlanders. Enjoy reading this book like I did.
This read like a fleshed out outline. It caused for some jerky transitions. It also had an abrupt ending that would have benefited from an epilogue. Maybe D"Angelo was saving the next chapter for the sequels? Only the characters of Rory and Darra had any flesh on their bones. There is unrealized potential here.
This was a very enjoyable Highland romance. The story was similar to others I have read before...Highlander kidnapping English healer with the hope of saving his father. There were some interesting twists and turns and the characters were very appealing, Their love story was compelling and I found myself engrossed in the tale. The erotic moments were steamy. I would have liked a bit more than a quick HEA ending though. Looking forward to more from this series and author.
Agree with the negative reviewers on this one it had promise for the first few chapters then fell apart. There was no rhyme or reason to their having sex that soon, their attraction for one another (besides the carnal variety), and the plot was laid out for us at the very start, leaving hardly anything to the imagination, so the rest of the story was predictable and dull. If I can assume the other 4 novels in this series are written the same way, then I have no interest in continuing on.
The books started out promising, the main characters first meeting was exciting however the story quickly went down hill. The author never fully developed the relationship between the character s so there was a lack of connection that left me feeling ambivalent about the characters and the book.
I was not in a hurry to read this book because it appeared to be so similar to other Highlander books I have read. However, after a few pages I couldn't stop reading until the last page. The language of the era seemed a little more difficult than other Highland books I have read. I would recommend this book and will look for book 2
I was captive to the halfway mark. I was really enjoying this book. I loved how the author put them, the hero, Rory, and the heroine, Darra, together almost right away and the attraction was there. I snuggled down in to my lazy boy and was ready for what was shaping up to be a good romance read. I loved the description of their initial meeting. It was funny and I could picture the Heroine struggling with the heavy sword and how funny it must have looked to the Hero. I loved the description of their initial body contact. I love the description of their togetherness in the cart of dirty hay. Their period of discovery of each other was so nice. The author had Darra in Rory's arms all the time and it was nice. Then about half way thru, on at least three different occasions, the author has the hero brandishing and stroking the rather large package. I didn't care for that. Immediate prelude narrative to the love scene was a bit harsh and afterward, narrative was was cold. The author should have continued to develop the relationship between the H and H. The relationships between the brothers was great. I loved how Rory went to bat for his Da. The reason the author gave for this was sound and endearing. So I loved the Hero, that is, until he started playing with the rather large package. I found the second half of the book lacking. The dislike and distrust between the Highlander and the English was right on. The author could have used this to build on Rory/Darra's relationship, seeing that the H/H were already smitten and Rory was protective of Darra. Right now I am up in the air on this one. I love highlander stories and have read some that are great from start to finish. This one disappointed in the end. So while it won't make my list to read again on a rainy night in Georgia when curled up in my lazy boy chair, I won't put it on a don't read at all list for readers.
This is my 5th book by Ms. D'Angelo and I do love her writings. This book doesn't end in a cliffhanger, but it does scream for an Epilogue, it ended with HEA, but I wanted more.

Some typo's but not that bad. The worse was one time the Healer was Agnes, and next Angus.

The lovemaking didn't happen until over 50% into the book. It is very descriptive, but also passionate. I felt our h, gave into sex to soon. At the time they made love, I didn't feel a connection between them yet. But it did grow into passion.

This is a sweet story, and I did come to love both our H and h. My heart went out to her mom, because she couldn't stop grieving the loss of her husband.

I am not going into the premise of the story, as other's have explained it. But, this is a wonderful Highland Romance, with strong Scottish Men and our h is just as strong. (ljb)