Highland Mist

Druids Glen Series, Book 1

By: Donna Grant

Narrated by: Ruth Urquhart

An honorable laird....

Conall MacInnes was born to a clan that for centuries has been charged with the guarding of the sacred Druids. It's a duty he has always met with a willing heart, until the day his sister, a Druid priestess, goes missing and the very Druids he has protected refuse to help him find the last remaining member of his family. Then a 300-year-old prophecy places a Druid in his hands for safekeeping. It's the chance at revenge he's been waiting for, but is he willing to pay the cost his revenge will demand - the loss of his mate and the future of Scotland?

A willing lass....

Glenna MacNeil wants only to be free, to find the purpose of her life. When she is told to look for the dark laird who would free her, she eagerly goes with the powerful Highlander who fights her clan, not realizing she has set in motion events that will change the course of history.

©2017 DL Grant, LLC (P)2017 Tantor

Major character flaws

I can't say the MC makes much sense with her presumed upbringing and petulant recklessness. I haven't heard of someone being paralyzed with arachnophobia overcoming it so quickly. Sure anything is possible but if it's not written correctly it's just fake news.

Mystical

I read the book when it first came out but I will be honest. I love it on Audible even better! The narrator does a great job on both male and female voices.

A New Prophecy!

Donna, you've done it again! Glenna is literal fire, I love her, and Conall *squee*, highlander perfection <3 can't wait for the next one, downloading it right now! Idk what's about with these other reviews about the narrative, she was amazing!

The male lead was annoying

Connol wanted Glenna but couldn’t accept she was a Druid, this went on and on throughout most of the book, it became redundant and tiresome. I had a difficult time finishing the book. I won’t continue reading this series. I just wasn’t vested in the characters.

wonderful experience

this book was well written, it kept my interest from cover to cover. And Ruth Urquhart is the best narrator I have ever listened to. her voice gives the heroines of every story a sense of strength and innocents. good read, I am on the next.