Highland Wolf Bride

A Captivating Scottish Highlands Forced Marriage Romance

De: Kirsten MacLaren

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He conquered her castle. She captured his soul.

England, 1753. Lady Berthilda “Brooke” Howard is prepared for death when the Highland raiders scream through the gates of Carlisle Castle. She is not prepared for Malcolm Sinclair.

Malcolm is a pragmatic warrior, hardened by the cold Scottish winters and a father who taught him that love is a lethal vulnerability. He doesn’t want Brooke’s heart—he wants her fertile English lands to save his starving clan. His terms are simple: a strategic marriage to cement his claim, or the total destruction of her home.

A marriage born of necessity. A passion fueled by defiance.

Brooke refuses to be a silent trophy. She meets Malcolm’s steel with her own sharp wit, discovering a secret the fierce laird hides from the world: he cannot read. As she teaches him the power of letters, the armor around his heart begins to crack. In the quiet intimacy of the schoolroom and the heat of the bedchamber, an impossible tenderness takes root.

One impossible choice will change the course of history.

When the Jacobite rebellion reignites, the lovers find themselves on opposite sides of a bloody divide. Malcolm must choose between his ancient clan loyalties and the English woman who has become his world. Brooke must decide if she can trust the man who began as her enemy but became her husband.

As betrayal from within Malcolm’s own bloodline threatens to tear them apart, they must fight side-by-side through a desperate siege. In a world that demands they choose a side, Malcolm and Brooke will risk everything to forge their own.

Highland Wolf Bride is a sweeping, emotional enemies-to-lovers historical romance. Featuring a rugged Highland hero, a defiant heroine, and a love that defies empires, it is perfect for fans of Outlander and the high-stakes passion of Maya Banks.

all around okay

I would say that it's a good story however it's so hard to thoroughly enjoy it with the virtual voice. it was so painful to listen to this good story with no Scottish accents, and hearing Scottish language mispronounced. I really wish I could give this a better review because the story is a good one but honestly it was kind of annoying to listen to because of the virtual voice.

My last virtual voice

I don’t like virtual voice. This is the last one that I’m going to listen to.

Something is wrong with this book.

This book is out of order. Repeats entire paragraphs and is out of order. It was so frustrating to listen to one thing and then in the next few minutes it repeats the exact same thing or completely acts like (spoiler alert:::::) it was never said. Example letter to Brooke from her husband allowing her to leave never occurred 5 minutes later. She tells him she is pregnant and then the book acts like he never knew until the end. Do not waste your time.

Virtual voice ruins the book

The story is worth reading, but is painful and confusing to listen to with virtual voice.