My Highland Rebel
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4.4 • 5 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
Second in a passionate, fast-paced Scottish Highlander romance series from critically acclaimed author Amanda Forester
A conquering hero
Cormac Maclean would rather read than rampage, but his fearsome warlord father demands that he prove himself in war. Cormac chooses what he thinks is an easy target, only to encounter a fiery Highland lass leading a doomed rebellion and swearing revenge on him.
Meets an unconquerable heroine
Jyne Cambell is not about to give up her castle without a fight, even though her forces are far outnumbered. She’s proud, hot-blooded and hot-tempered, and Cormac falls for her hard.
It’s going to take all of Cormac’s ingenuity to get Jyne to surrender gracefully—both to his sword and to his heart…
Highland Trouble Series:
The Highlander’s Bride (Book 1)
My Highland Rebel (Book 2)
Praise for The Highlander’s Bride:
“Another winner from Forester!” —RT Book Reviews 4 ½ Stars, Reviewer Top Pick!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Forester revisits 14th-century Scotland in the implausible but enjoyable second Highland Trouble historical (after The Highlander's Bride). Avid student Cormac MacLean steals scrolls from a monastery and is chased by a monk who wants them returned. Cormac's father, warlord Red Rex, wants Cormac to kill the monk. Reluctant to do so, Cormac invents a tale claiming that the monk is the only one who knows where a treasure is located at Kinoch Abbey. Arriving at the abbey ahead of Red Rex's men and the monk, Cormac discovers that Lady Jyne Campbell is living there with a community who survived the plague. Cormac tries to convince Jyne to leave the abbey, but she won't leave the other residents behind. Reluctantly, Cormac leads his father's men to the abbey, disguised as a warlord and wearing a helmet that covers his face; sans helmet, he sneaks inside and woos Jyne, promising to protect her against the "marauders." It's hard to believe that Jyne can't see through Cormac's disguise, but Forester's attention to historical detail and the sweet, subtle romance between Jyne and Cormac keep the story moving quickly enough to maintain suspension of disbelief.
