A Wee Highland Predicament

A Duncurra Legacy Novel

By: Ceci Giltenan

Narrated by: Lianne Walker

Sometimes a bad boy can be a good man.

Lucas Grant’s brother is going to be furious. Lucas was supposed to secure a betrothal with a wealthy heiress to save his clan from financial ruin. After meeting her, he cannot marry the detestable woman.

As he flees Edinburgh to escape her, he happens upon six men who are holding a lovely Highland lass captive. He can’t just leave her to whatever fate awaits, so he rescues her.

Well, perhaps rescue isn’t the right word…

When he learns the feisty lass he stumbled upon is Ailsa MacLennan, he sees another way to help his clan. He’s going to hold her for ransom.

But when she steals his heart, what will the ransom be?

The Highland Legacy series follows the lives of characters who were children in the Duncurra series. Each book stands alone.

©2018 Ceci Giltenan/Susan Cusack (P)2022 Ceci Giltenan/Susan Cusack

Narrative good story ok very slow almost boring

Clean very clean no real romance at all no ump was ☹️ disappointed story line very slow and a bit boring no real excitement

Okay Series

Seemed to go slow and not enough sexy romance and the story line was somewhat the same for both books. I did like the Scottish accent, made it more believable for the Highlands.

Beautiful romance fits in the series beautifully

I love the setting, all the detail, the construction, and the unpredictability, awesome… would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good historical romance

Excellent story, excellent naration.

I have read over 55 historical Scottish romances. And, I fully enjoyed this book! It has an interesting plot, and a pleasant narrator. Thus, this book easily kept my attention.

The love story builds, as the two very likable main characters get to know each other during story events. The reader learns more and more truths about the characters, as the story builds, and more details are revealed.

I do not comprehend the earlier negative review. Is the couple in this book, in bed and having physical intimacy in Chapter 1? No, they are not. But if they did, we would miss out on the chapters where the lass and lad meet, experience adventures, and finally fall in love!

I guess I am a reader that enjoys baked plots as much as, or maybe more than, microwaved plots….

Is not that why we are seeking books, and not television or movies?