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Journey to a world of ancient magic, breathtaking sensuality, thrilling time-travel…. Journey to the world of The Dark Highlander. Crisscrossing the continents and the centuries, here is a novel as gripping as it is sensual–an electrifying adventure that will leave you breathless….
I am Dageus MacKeltar, a man with one good conscience and thirteen bad ones, driven to sate my darkest desires…
From his penthouse lair high above Manhattan, Dageus looks out over a glittering city that calls to the darkness within him. A sixteenth-century Scot trapped between worlds, he is fighting a losing battle with the thirteen Druids who possess his soul, dooming him to an eternity of sexual purs… More >>
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How Karen Marie Moning has the courage to put her photo on the back flap of this book, I will never know. To be willingly identified as the author of such [stuff] is brave indeed.
[Cheap thrills] disguised as romantic fiction is an old genre, and this book does not pretend to be anything else, but it is arousing only if your idea of a desirable male is defined solely by arrogance and physicality. Knowing that there are women who feel lust for the fictional Daegus MacKeltar makes me ashamed to be a woman.
The writing is shallow, the storyline is shallow, the characterization is shallow. I would give it 0 stars out of 5, but Amazon.com doesn’t allow ratings that low.
Rating: 1 / 5
I don’t know why…must be cause this story lacks something. And I just thought it was about sex and nothing more… it didn’t say or show why they fall in love or love eachother except. And the only good thing is that it showed a bit of the other people from the earlier works.
I’ve read all of the earlier books and this is the worst one, I’m not sure if I’m going to read more of this author if it’s like this one…. And if i could.. I’ve given this book NO star at all….
Rating: 1 / 5
In this book about Adam Black, I found myself dissapointed and surprised by the lack of consistency of Adam’s character compared to the other Highlander books that he appeared in. He was positively horrid in the past books and down right hateable. I felt that his character as that hateable fairy added to the last books and made you understand why is son didn’t want anything much to do with him in “The Highlander’s Touch”. His lightening fast change of character in this book was just too unbelievable to me. I couldn’t even finish due to the fact that it just wasn’t even ficticiously believable as Moning’s past books have been. Oh well, you can’t please everyone. I’m glad that someone enjoyed it. I do look forward to more about the MacKeltar brothers in the future. Pleas don’t wait to long to pick up the Highlander series again, Ms. Moning. Thanks!
Rating: 2 / 5
Unfortunately I can not agree with people on this page saying that this was a wonderful love story. Absolutely Not. Very dissapointing. Very poorly written. Author is trying so hard to make her Hero look and act sexy that it hurt my eyes to read about it!!! Her description of Him and Her is so annoying and irritaiting, I am still trying to finish the book, believe me it’s hard! If you want a great story of love, romance, adventure and the life of True Highlanders (or Vikings) try “Outlander” by Diana Gabaldon. I was very lucky to read that wonderful book before this tiring one and trust me – you will never again read Marie Moning…
Rating: 1 / 5
I felt compelled to give notice: There was not one original idea, not one surprise, not one character that was believable (whether corporeal or not), and even the brighter parts have all been written and read many times before. The depth of True Love found in less time than most of us spend buying a new car was almost insulting. OK to read if it is free and you are stuck on a runway.
Rating: 1 / 5