Her Legendary Highlander by Nicole Locke Blog Tour

Her Legendary Highlander

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Her Legendary Highlander

Her rugged prisoner

…becomes her fiercest protector

Capturing legendary Highlander Malcolm of Clan Colquhoun was Andreona’s last chance to win her tyrannical father’s respect. Instead, he orders them both to be killed! Resigned to her devastating role as the family outcast, she and her prisoner escape and continue on his quest to return a treasured heirloom. They find solace in their unexpected passion, but haunted by a lifetime of betrayals, will either dare to hope it could last beyond their journey?

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Author Bio:

Nicole first discovered romance novels hidden in her grandmother’s closet. Convinced hidden books must be better, Nicole greedily read them. It was only natural she should start writing them (but now not so secretly). If she isn’t working on the next book in her historical series, she can’t be found. No, seriously. Because she’s always working on the next story!

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Tracy’s Review:

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Tracy’s rating: 5 of 5 stars

Series: Lovers and Legends

Release Date: December 28, 2021

Malcolm of Clan Colquhoun is legendary and when Andreona captures him, she thinks that she will finally earn her father’s respect and be welcomed back into his home alongside her brothers and they will be a family. But a stunning betrayal turns her prisoner into her protector.

Malcolm is no stranger to betrayal and while he has a fierce need to protect Andreona, he is on a mission and knows that she might be the key to finding the Jewell of Kings dagger and the treasure for his clan. What he was not prepared for was the passion she stirs to life inside him. Can love find a way for these two or will prior betrayals keep them from their HEA?

This was another absolutely stunning tale by Nicole Locke, each book in this series seems to surpass the last and I for one am sorry to see it end! This book was well-written, filled with emotion, betrayal, heartache, and featured wonderful characters, a slow-burn romance, treasure, true love, and a very hard-earned HEA. This is the thirteenth (yes – 13th) book in this series, but it could be read as a standalone title, but I would recommend reading the series in order for maximum reading enjoyment.

*I am voluntarily leaving a review for an eARC that I requested and was provided to me by the publisher. All opinions in this review are my own.*

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The Viking’s Stolen Princess by Sarah Rodi #BlogTour

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The Viking’s Stolen Princess

A kidnapped royal…
Could be the Viking’s undoing!
After Brand Ivarsson of Kald abducts Anne of Termarth on the eve of her wedding, the Vikings are consumed with only one thing: revenge against her loathsome betrothed. But confronted with the stunning princess, so foreign to his world, Brand’s captivated not only by her beauty but by her spirit and her kindness. Is Anne his prisoner…or is she the one who’s captured his scarred heart?

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Tracy’s Review:

The Viking's Stolen PrincessThe Viking’s Stolen Princess by Sarah Rodi

Tracy’s rating: 4 of 5 stars

Series: N/A

Release Date: November 30, 2021

When Saxon King Eallesborough of Termarth announced that his daughter Princess Anne would be marrying Ealdorman Lord Crowe of Calhourn in exchange for an army of men, Brand knew his chance for justice had finally come. For years, Northman Brand Ivarsson of Kald has waited for vengeance for himself and his sister for the heinous crimes committed by Lord Crowe. Brand’s plan is simple – he will steal Crowe’s bride, force him to fight, and then ransom Anne back to her father.

After living years as a virtual prisoner, Anne should be thrilled to be marrying Lord Crowe, but she feels like she will just be trading one prison for another. She seeks solace on the ramparts and is shocked when a man appears, not just any man, but Brand – one of her father’s deadliest enemies. She threatens to jump, but Brand convinces her that the only way to save her people is to go with him.

Over the next few days, Anne learns that Brand is not the monster she has been led to believe, and slowly she falls in love with him. But when her father sends Lord Crowe to rescue her, and the truth of her abduction is revealed, she feels betrayed and Brand feels unworthy. Will these two be able to overcome the pain of their pasts and forge a HEA or will they both forsake the love of a lifetime?

This was a good story, with likable characters and a complex backstory. I enjoyed the setting of ancient Britain (Mercia), was thrilled by the tie-in of their past and the steamy love scenes. What I found a bit annoying was the prolonged miscommunication, which lasted until practically the end of the book. Overall, it was a good read and I would be happy to recommend this book.

*I am voluntarily leaving a review for an eARC that I requested and was provided to me by the publisher. All opinions in this review are my own.*