The Highland Laird

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A courageous Highlander falls for a strong-willed lass in this "wonderful crossover of Outlander and Pirates of the Caribbean" (Library Journal).
Emma Grant has been sheltered and underestimated her entire life. Her blindness may set her apart, but she's just as fierce and loyal as any of her clansmen. So when she catches word that her brother's best friend is in jail, she doesn't hesitate to race to the brawny Highlander's rescue.
Laird Ciar MacDougall is on a vital mission for Scotland when he witnesses a murder -- and then is blamed for the death and thrown into a Redcoat prison to rot. He never thought he'd be broken out by a slip of a lass and her faithful hound. But now they're outlaws on the run. And as their enemies circle ever closer, he will have to choose between saving his country or the woman who's captured his heart.

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5.0
3 reviews
Cathy Geha
October 16, 2020
The Highland Laird by Amy Jarecki Lords of the Highlands #8 Emma Grant may not have had eyesight her entire life, but all of her other senses are superior to most. She has learned many skills and is capable of much although her brother still sees her as fragile and in need of care and protection. There is one man that befriended her when they were both children that treats her as if she is normal only letting her know he is there should she need him and that is Laird Ciar MacDougall, her brother’s friend and ally. The blurb pretty much spells out what will happen in the story and yet there is much more to it than what is in the blurb. Will the two realize that they might have more than friendship if they allow themselves…and if circumstances permit? Probably ;) What I liked: * Emma: strong, resilient, capable, able to do more than most believe she can. She is a force to be reckoned with. I liked her. * Ciar: big, strong, wise, a beast in battle, loving and tender with those he loves. He is perfect for Emma. * Albert: a superior dog with the ability to assist Emma once he is trained * Sam: a good lad that I hope will appear in a future book * The abilities that Emma has acquired from knitting to lock picking – and the skills she would love to learn if given the chance * Emma’s ability to state what she wants and to reach out for them * Ciar’s loyalty, love, tenderness and care for Emma – also his honorable side and desire to see justice done * Emma’s family in spite of their sometimes overprotectiveness * The writing, story, and all that took place in the story even if the story did require me to suspend belief at times. * All of it except… What I did not like: * The British…the three liars and thieves as well as their commander * Being reminded of how evil occupying forces can be to the people/natives of the lands they occupy Did I enjoy this book? Yes Would I read more in this series/by this author? Without a doubt! Thank you to NetGalley and Forever-Grand Central Publishing for the ARC – This is my honest review. 4.5 Stars
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Award-winning author Amy Jarecki likes to grab life, latch on, and reach for the stars. She's married to a mountain-biking pharmacist and has put four kids through college. She studies karate, ballet, yoga, and often you'll find her hiking Utah's Santa Clara Hills. Reinventing herself a number of times, Amy sang and danced with the Follies, was a ballet dancer, a plant manager, and an accountant for Arnott's Biscuits in Australia. After earning her MBA from Heroit-Watt University in Scotland, she dove into the world of Scottish historical romance and hasn't returned.

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