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Historical Fiction > Scotland

14th-19th Centuries

Kathleen Morgan

A Fire Within


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Back of the Book:

New love blossoms and family loyalties are tested in the Scottish highlands of 1568.

Caitlin Campbell has always enjoyed having things her own way as the sister of Niall Campbell, the head of her clan. Her strong will and fiery spirit add to her stubborn determination. However, she is about to discover that things can quickly get out of her control.

Darach MacNaghten’s life has been far from easy. He seems doomed to cause pain to every life he touches. Despite being cast out of his own family, he is compelled to try to save them from extinction and restore their name.

Darach and Caitlin find themselves drawn together through circumstances beyond their control. Caitlin must decide between her attraction for this dangerous highlander and her family loyalties. Will Darach’s plans lead to a deadly game that neither can afford to lose? Passion, romance, and the rugged Scottish countryside draw you into this tantalizing story.

My Review:

The thing I love about Kathleen Morgan’s books is that they are so unpredictable. The story is constantly taking twists and turns that I would have never expected. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, wondering what’s going to happen next. This is such a refreshing change from the basic story lines that seem to happen over and over again in this genre.

I thoroughly loved this book and couldn’t find a thing wrong with it. Niall is still as pig-headed as ever, but it fits in with the story well. I wish she was going to write more about the Campbell family, but I guess I’ll have to be satisfied with her other books. Go read it! It’s excellent!

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