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Highland Rake

The Highlanders, Book 3

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Highland Rake

By: Terry Spear
Narrated by: Borah Coburn
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Dougald MacNeill is the next to youngest MacNeill brother and he's not about to settle down, until Lady Alana Cameron is placed squarely in his lap... and then, the trouble begins. When Dougald finds Alana roaming the heather on the MacNeill lands, he takes her in hand to see his laird brother James at Craigly Castle to determine her fate. But who has sent her there and why?

Her uncle, laird of the Cameron clan, that has warred with the MacNeills for years, has made a marriage arrangement with another clan and now that is even at stake. Having witnessed her father's death, and even believing he had returned her home when all along he had been dead, Alana discovers she has the gift, or curse, of seeing the newly departed and sometimes those who should have long ago passed over. Her own deceased brother continues to plague her, the rake, and now another, who is very much of the flesh, Dougald MacNeill, has her thinking marrying a rake might just have its benefits.

Dougald's sister, who is one feisty ghost, has offered to help Alana keep Dougald in line if he thinks of even straying. But who sent Alana on a fool's errand in the first place to remove her from the Cameron's lands and set her squarely in Dougald's care, and who really killed her father and her brother, and what has it all to do with Alana? Will she and Dougald learn the truth before it is too late?

©2012 Terry Spear (P)2013 Terry Spear
Historical Historical Fiction Romance Middle Ages Highlander
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The narrator spoke so fast that I had a little difficulty in catching every word. (And I thought Australians spoke fast.) I also do not know how women plate there heads, would love a clarification on that little gem. With the speed at which the narrator spoke the emotion in certain parts was lost. I suggest she slows down in any feature audio books.

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