A Highlander for Christmas by Sandy Blair
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
What I liked: A slightly original time travel romance. The main characters were the focus of the story and the wacky side characters stayed mostly in the background.
What I didn't like: There wasn't much of a climax to the story.
Final Thoughts: A decent story but probably not something I'll remember reading in a month.
Pub. Date: October 2007
Synopsis: `Tis the season to be jolly-but Boston antiques dealer Claire MacGregor isn't looking forward to a solo Christmas, or cocoa for one, or trimming the tree by herself. But company's coming. Claire is fooling around with an old puzzle box and when it opens.a gorgeous, studly laird appears. Thumbs down: Sir Cameron MacLeod is centuries old. Thumbs up: he doesn't look it. And Cameron is tall, dark, and lusty-very lusty.
Who is this lovely lass? And where is he? Before awakening in the 21st century in Claire's bedroom, the last thing Sir Cameron MacLeod remembers was readying for war with a rival clan. Despite her strange clothes and odd ways, Claire is bonny and brave. He's about to find out that love is a many-splendored thing indeed.
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