Elliot y Juliana me han cautivado totalmente, como todas las novelas anteriores de esta saga. La verdad es que aunque Elliot no sea realmente un Mackenzie (es el hermano de Ainsley, la mujer de Cam) tiene ese toque salvaje y escocés de los hermanos protagonistas de los libros anteriores que me vuelve loca. Los McBride vienen pisando fuerte y me muero de ganas de seguir leyendo más y más sobre todos estos personajes. I did not care for this book. I couldn't get into the initial premise of the story where the main character gets left at the altar and just happens to walk by her friend's brother (that she used to have a crush on when she was younger) as she is trying to process the situation. As he tries to comfort her, she flippantly suggests that he should marry her (And hey, why not? There was already a wedding set up) so they get married. From that point on, it is hard to believe in the passion in their relationship (although I give the author points for creativity here) not to mention the fact that the groom has PTSD which causes him at times to forget where he is and attack people thinking he is still a prisoner in the war. Bonus points also for being set in the Scottish highlands but other than that not one I am going to recommend.
ne surpasse toujours pas mon favoris de la série mais un très bon moments de lecture ^^
—KristheBard
Reminded me of Ian's story a little too much.
—lyndsayrt
As always, Jennifer Ashley makes me swoon.
—Mbwa
*big smile*
—eamaoh
Loved it!
—amouna27
