Lisa G. (wndrngrl) - , reviewed The Highlander's Touch (Highlander, Bk 3) on + 107 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
Five years ago a fatal car crash killed her father and crippled her mother, Catherine, forcing Lisa Stone to work two jobs in order to pay cumulative medical bills and support herself and her mother. Adding to their burden, Lisa and her mother have recently been told that Catherine suffers from cervical cancer. Lisa's primary concern is caring for her mother, both emotionally and financially, but she is fast becoming disillusioned and exhausted. Her evening job, cleaning at a local museum, is Lisa's escape from the trials of the real world. While in her boss's office, fatigue overtakes Lisa and she falls asleep only to awaken when he and a colleague arrive early in the morning. Fearing termination, Lisa scrambles to hide under his desk and overhears the two talking about a rare, medieval artifact the museum has recently acquired. After they leave, curiosity gets the better of her and Lisa investigates the intricately designed box left on top of the desk. Upon opening it and touching the strange flask inside, the world shifts beneath Lisa's feet and she feels herself falling...landing at the feet of a giant man stepping from his bath
Helpful Score: 3
love all her books!
Helpful Score: 2
Different cover. Quick easy read with likable characters. I especially loved Circin. One of Moning's best. Worth the read.
Helpful Score: 2
The story of Lisa from the 21st century and Circenn, laird of Castle Brodie from the 1500 scottish land. True romance at its best with time travel thrown in.
Helpful Score: 2
Fantastic - time travel and highland warriors (with the fae thrown in) - not much better than that!