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A review by fictionalkate
The Wrong Highlander by Lynsay Sands
4.0
One of the things I like most about Lynsay Sands novels is once you read one, you know what you're going to get with the rest of the series. In the Highland Brides series this means you're going to get a red hot romance between a sexy highlander and the fierce, strong and smart woman he falls for. Add to the mix some great supporting characters (gotta love those Buchanan brothers), and a marriage which may or may not be to appease society but is definitely a love match in the end.
I really enjoy these novels and The Wrong Highlander has been one of my favourites to date. I loved the mistaken identity angle and Evina and Conran's chemistry from the first time she saw him naked (it's not a spoiler since it's in the first few pages). They're fun characters to follow and their love of their families only made them more likeable. There are several misunderstandings throughout the novel and I enjoyed finding out just how these characters would reveal the real truth and find their way.
The addition of Conran's siblings and in-laws was fantastic. You don't need to have read the other books in the series to appreciate their appearance in Evina and Conran's story. But I thought it was great how the author recognised the similarities between many of her characters from stories gone by.
If you're looking for a fun, sexy read - look no further than this series. There's a bit of mystery going on in the background which was nice but it doesn't distract from the romance. It's a little ridiculous at times (the abduction of Conran was... a little ludicrous but necessary for the rest of the story of work) but overall it's just a fun romance novel complete with gorgeous kilt wearing heroes and heroines who can hold their own.
I really enjoy these novels and The Wrong Highlander has been one of my favourites to date. I loved the mistaken identity angle and Evina and Conran's chemistry from the first time she saw him naked (it's not a spoiler since it's in the first few pages). They're fun characters to follow and their love of their families only made them more likeable. There are several misunderstandings throughout the novel and I enjoyed finding out just how these characters would reveal the real truth and find their way.
The addition of Conran's siblings and in-laws was fantastic. You don't need to have read the other books in the series to appreciate their appearance in Evina and Conran's story. But I thought it was great how the author recognised the similarities between many of her characters from stories gone by.
If you're looking for a fun, sexy read - look no further than this series. There's a bit of mystery going on in the background which was nice but it doesn't distract from the romance. It's a little ridiculous at times (the abduction of Conran was... a little ludicrous but necessary for the rest of the story of work) but overall it's just a fun romance novel complete with gorgeous kilt wearing heroes and heroines who can hold their own.