Jamie and Gracie

The Highland Clan, Book 7

De: Keira Montclair

Narrado por: Paul Woodson

Duración: 7 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

Life can be short and brutal in the Highlands, and Jamie Grant is determined to make the most of it. Filled with a longing he cannot put into words, he leaves his clan to help his cousins, who are on a mission for the Scottish Crown. Though he has not yet told his sire, the great Alexander Grant, he plans to become a spy for the Crown if all goes well. A life of action and adventure is exactly what he wants - or so he thinks. His thoughts keep turning toward home, and his uncle's beautiful adopted daughter, Gracie.

Gracie is reputed to be the most comely lass in the Highlands, but she shuns the attention. Being useful to her adopted clan matters more to her than being beautiful. Her dream is to have a family of her own, but the only man her heart yearns for is Jamie Grant, who seems as desperate to leave the Grants as she is to stay. When a mysterious, commanding baron courts her, she's wrought with confusion - she doesn't wish to leave home, but to refuse him offhand would be a dangerous insult that could endanger the clan she loves.

Jamie realizes that the life he wants has been in front of him all along, but has he waited too long?

©2017 Keira Montclair (P)2017 Keira Montclair

Gracie is a fool

Really hate that the female characters are all simpering idiots. So freakin unsure yet we’re expected to think of them as strong. I only keep going to listen to Paul

pleasant listening

enjoyed listening as I drove to and from work! the series has been a nice alternative to radio.

Gracie loves Jamie

Excellent book, as always! Keira Montclair and Paul Woodson never disappoint! I had put off reading this book because I knew the characters were growing older and I wasn't ready to let go of any of the elders yet. I realize now that that was not necessarily a certainty. Paul Woodson always gives us a five star performance to go with a five star book. This is a fabulous series so I'd easily recommend the entire series to everyone. Don't put off reading or listening to this wonderful book. The series continues in fine form! Excellent experience! 😀

Jamie and Gracie

I loved this story. Jamir a big strong warrior and Gracie a strong spirited young woman. Both of the H and H had things in their pasts that interfered with their happiness. The storyline was interesting had you on the edge of your seat a few times, crying , and laughing. I would definetly recommend this to people who love suspense and romance.

Gracie is an idiot

Jamie isnt that smart but Gracie is the stupidist heroine Ive ever met. I generally love this authors books but this one was disappointing. Not worth the credit unless you enjoy being pissed off throughout a book.

Great

Very good with plenty intrigue. Great job!. A page turner. Couldn't put down. May be best of series.

Loved Jamie and Gracie!

Awesome story, great characters and, love Keira Montclair! Narration and performance by Paul Woodson was fabulous!

Jamie Wow

Best story of the series! Identified with both Gracie and Jamie. I lost a loved, soulmate @18. He was 23. I feared moving on for fear of the same. Gracie always felt she was an outsider, feared what she thought she knew, and feared saying how she felt. She let her emotions rule and believed she had to raise her head high, and take control of her life. Instead she fell on her face, more than once, where as Jamie feared letting anyone in because he couldn’t let go of his loss. So he blindly battled everyone, to get to something, and he couldn’t figure out what. I was a combination of the two, I’m now 67, and just now learning how to break down my wall. I had a difficult time getting thru this story, so much of my own truths socked me in the heart. It was worth it!

Don't believe my rating

I have been reading the series and have enjoyed them tremendously.

I just could not bring myself to give a higher rating to this book only . Gracie's character really irritated me and went under my skin. It was impossible to separate the art from the visceral reaction it caused in me.