Clan MacInnes: Flight of the Sea Eagle

Clan MacInnes, Book 2

By: Aila Skye

Narrated by: John McNee

Length: 1 hr and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

In the second installment of the MacInnes Saga, Elise finds herself standing up for the good of her clan, facing new dangers, and participating in battle on her father's behalf. As her relationship with Calum progresses, she has new obstacles to overcome, and a mysterious new stranger to deal with. Will she continue to follow her heart? Can she stay strong in the heat of battle? What other threats are looming in the North?

Find the answers, as the pace quickens in the latest MacInnes short story, "Flight of the Sea Eagle."

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Great Addition to the Series

This Second installment of the series was entertaining and kept my attention from start to finish. The narrator did a fantastic job of breathing life into the story.

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Elise meets Pict Chief

This is book 2 in the series. I recommend reading the books in order to get the most of the series. Elise is a unconventional, strong willed, and independent women in 5th century Scotland. She goes on a trip with other clan members to protect her clan. She and Calum continue their romance. Her groups was attacked by the Picts, but turns out it was a request for aide, not an attack. She brings the Pict chief home to her father. The Pict chief petitions to wed Elise to unite the tribe/clan. Elise and Calum object. Will she have to marry the Pict? What does the stone decide, Pict of Calum?
Overall a good story. It feels like this is Chapter 2 in the book, more than book 2. I am looking forward to the next book to see what happens. Narrator is good, and pleasant to listen to.
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Great Second Installment!

This is the second installment in the Clan Macinnes Series. Elise and Calum's story continues where the first book left off. The storyline is interesting, and entertaining. John McNee did a great job with the narration. Looking forward to more in the series. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

The saga Continues with twists!

The saga of the MacInnes Clan takes up where book 1 left off seamlessly. Elise, recognizing her father’s age and disposition takes the leadership role in his army and leads them into battle. Her love for Callum is still growing and she finds herself face to face with the enemy – a dashingly handsome and barely clothed man! Having to play the diplomat, Elise must hear the stranger’s tale and make the decision whether he is trustworthy or if it is a trap. Elise must keep her head and heart in balance as she faces this new situation and growing concern in the North.

Aila Skye keeps building the characters and as she adds new ones, they grow in conjunction with the story and other characters nicely. The story moves forward smoothly and with ease. The dialog is realistic and polished. Skye gives her listeners an insider’s view into the thoughts and heart of Elise, not so much yet for Callum – he is still playing his cards close to his tartan!

The narrator, John McNee gives a strong performance and provides a strong female character voice as well as male. I am impressed with McNee as not many voice actors can do this. His performance is even and solid. He speaks clearly and with the appropriate accent.

Overall, this is a good series. Although the books are short, they are dramatic and graphically described. Skye delivers yet another effective installment to the MacInnes Saga. This is a very good historical romance series!

Disclaimer: This Audiobook was provided free of charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher in exchange for a non-bias, honest review.

Flight of the Sea Eagle!

This is the second installment in the "Clan Macinnes" series. It is not a stand alone story. They must be read in order and do have cliffhanger endings. This is the continued story of Elise MacInnes, the Laird's only child, and her headstrong ways. In this one she decides to stand tall and fight for her clan. This is a steamy, short and quick read. The narrator does a good job bringing the story to life and laying the ground work. We must read the next story "A Wolfe Among Men" to see what happens next.