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The Scottish Witch
- The Chattan Curse
- Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor
- Length: 7 hrs and 34 mins
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Summary
When a Chattan male falls in love, strike his heart with fire from above...
Portia Maclean believes she is beyond love and marriage. Then one moonlit night, while attempting a daring masquerade in a desperate bid to protect her family, she finds herself swept off her feet by a powerful stranger. But what will he do once he discovers she has betrayed him?
Harry Chattan is fighting for his family. For two hundred years, the Chattan men have been destroyed by love... and now he's come to Scotland on the hunt for a witch to break the curse. Instead he finds himself bewitched by Portia. Harry has vowed to fight the demons that torture him.
But will that battle destroy her as well?
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- sammie
- 29-01-20
Not one of my favourite books!!!!😕
I love rosalyn landor as a narrator but I really didn't enjoy this book it took me ages to get to the end and I ended up skipping chapters a waste of time REALLY!!!
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- DeadNotSleeping
- 14-01-20
Interesting plot, not much romance
The overall plot of this trilogy, along with Rosalyn Landor's narration, is the reason I enjoy this series. The actual 'romance' of the first book was ok but for this second entry in the series I found myself rolling my eyes at the more 'romantic' or sexually charged scenes. It all just falls a bit flat and sounds very formulaic; the characters are believable up until the moment they have to interact with each other in a romantic or sexual manner, at which point it starts to feel like the interactions of cardboard cut-outs. Without wanting to give away spoilers, there are some hints that there are plot reasons as to why this happens but these hints are quite weak and it can't really excuse the lack of believability in the writing. Having said all that, the writer is definitely doing something right as I am still interested enough to buy the final book to find out what happens.
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