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Book SynopsisWritten in the bestselling tradition of Sabrina Jeffries, Cathy Maxwell, and Karen Hawkins, Sue-Ellen Welfonder delivers the stunning conclusion to her sensual Highland Warriors trilogy.
Trade ReviewPRAISE FOR THE HIGHLAND WARRIORS TRILOGY:
"Few writers can bring history to life like Sue-Ellen Welfonder! For anyone who loves historical fiction, the books in the Highland Warriors trilogy are a true treasure." -
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather GrahamPRAISE FOR TEMPTATION OF A HIGHLAND SCOUNDREL:
"Top pick! 4 1/2 stars! Even better than the first! This finely crafted, highly emotional romance is populated by heroes whose lives are defined by the concept of honor and strong-willed heroines who don't accept surrender as a possibility...An incredible read."
--- RT Book Reviews
PRAISE FOR SINS OF A HIGHLAND DEVIL:
"4 1/2 stars! Top Pick! Continues a long tradition of well-written, highly emotional romances. This marvelous novel is rich in love and legend, populated by characters steeped in honor, to make for a sensual and emotional read."
--- RT Book Reviews
PRAISE FOR SEDUCING A SCOTTISH BRIDE:
"4 1/2 stars! Welfonder provided witty banter between a feisty heroine and a stalwart hero caught in an ancient curse. The added paranormal elements and sensuality turn the story into an intriguing page-turner that fans of Scottish romance will adore."
--- RT Book Reviews
"One of the most romantic and magical stories a reader could ask for. You'll fall in love with Ronan and Gelis, and if you haven't read the rest of the MacKenzies' stories, you'll be chomping at the bit to get them...An enchanting tale of love that won't be denied."
--- Romance Reviews Today
"Welfonder writes a remarkable Scottish tale taking us deep into the Highlands. Her words are so real, we can almost hear the warriors' swords clashing, see the mist on the moors and smell the moss gathered on trees and clinging to rocks. You will love the strength of her latest, fiery heroine as she brings her man to his knees. What a lass!"
--- Fresh Fiction
