Taken by the Highlander: Book 2.5 (Conquered Bride Series 6) by [Knight, Eliza]

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A week before Lady Rose Munro is to wed a neighboring laird, she is abducted on the road by a wicked and dangerously handsome stranger. Highland warrior, Malcolm Montgomery has been ordered by King Robert the Bruce to steal Rose and her son from the suspected traitor she is about to marry—gifting him with an ancient and much sought after dagger as payment. Rose shouldn’t trust her captor. Shouldn’t feel her body heat at his simple touch, or allow him to press his fervent lips to hers… Malcolm shouldn’t be seducing the woman he is sworn to protect. Shouldn’t desire her, for she’s not meant to be his… Succumbing to passion threatens them both, and falling in love is absolutely not an option.

And I thought

Admittedly I don't normally read Historical Romances.

I was offered a complimentary copy so I thought I would give it a whirl.

Taken By The Highlander was actually a really, really good

read. I enjoyed every moment of the ride.

The main characters Lady Rose and Malcom are captivating.

Rose is a strong willed woman. But she is vulenerable too.

And then there's the heart throb Highland Warrior Malcom.

He's on a mission for the King but quickly becomes enamored with the fair lady.

All the while they are being chased by the bad guys.

The story is action packed and very good.

There is one bedroom scene and no language.

If you enjoy Historical Romances check this one out.

I received a complimentary copy.

My review will appear on Good Reads and Amazon

A Little About The Author

Once upon a time, in a land far away, there lived a princess…

Growing up, I was a proficient story teller, with most of my plots encompassing princesses and princes and dreams coming true. Now as an author, some of my stories are still about royalty, knights, duels, ladies, intrigue, betrayal. History fascinates me and I try to bring history back to life in each of my stories.

My favorite time periods are medieval, renaissance and Regency eras of Europe. Growing up, I was lucky to have grandparents who lived in Paris, so many a summer was spent exploring medieval ruins and historical sites. . .