Journey to the Highlands

Robbie and Caralyn: Clan Grant, Book 4

De: Keira Montclair

Narrado por: Antony Ferguson

Captain Robbie Grant has always had a way with the lasses, but his warrior's heart is too married to the battlefield to seek out a wife. Then Robbie saves a mysterious beauty from a Norse attacker. He knows little about Caralyn Crauford beyond that she has a damaged past and two wee daughters, but he volunteers to bring her and the lasses to a priory where they will be safe from the oncoming battle. The last thing he expects is for Caralyn to give him a night of unrestrained passion and then disappear. But when she does, he is determined to find her.

After spending years under the thumb of men who cared only about her comeliness, Caralyn no longer knows who she is or why she matters. The only thing she cares about is the welfare of her daughters. But when Captain Robbie Grant enters her life, she dares to want something more. At first she's just grateful to the handsome Highlander, but his noble nature and kind heart endear her to him. The night they spend together only confuses her more, but Caralyn has no time to sort through her feelings because her past rears its ugly head and threatens to ruin her.

©2014 Keira Montclair (P)2015 Tantor

Grants win!

Another great book in the Grant saga and this one is good too.
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I Love the Clan Grant

The Scottish Highlands come alive in this series. The author knows how to write fascinating books about 13th century Scotland. The narrator has a sexy Scottish accent without over doing it. Audible books like these make my Escape membership more than well worth the cost.

Easy Listening

Light read, no angst, some drama, strong male character and family. Different twist for this book but my favorite book is book 1. Narration was good.

Wonderfully engaging story of love overcoming all

If you could sum up Journey to the Highlands in three words, what would they be?

action-packed; entertaining; satisfying

What was one of the most memorable moments of Journey to the Highlands?

Robbie coming to the rescue repeatedly were all memorable and unique.

Which scene was your favorite?

The night that Caralyn visited Robbie in the priory was my favorite. (1) and the scene where young Loki helps defend Caralyn from the sinister Malcolm when he attacks and attempts to kidnap Caralyn and Gracie and Ashlyn from the highlands cottage by the loch. (2)

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Many touching moments within this wonderful book. Made me happy, made me sad, made me mad.... something for everyone.

Any additional comments?

I especially enjoyed the Antony Ferguson narration. Very well done.

RC

Just Amazing ❤️❤️
Loved every step into the highlands myself
Keira have a wonderful imagination; thanks

Great Novel

Once again disappointment was not to be found this was truly a great novel. I would encourage anyone who is looking for a true highland romance novel two definitely begin reading this series.

Clan Grant

And the Ramsey’s. Another fabulous book. Lots of reviews mention Carolyn being irritating. I think she was so beat down from her mother, to her husband & then the real creep her sense of self was super messed up. Learning who she really was, observing other more healthy adults … simply took time. While this is fiction, that’s realistic. Great character arc. Love the family interactions & relationships. Great series thus far. Favorite part is the justice! Also great narration.

knight in shining armor.

A battle against the Northman. Robbie saves Caralyn and her daughter's. A true love story as he helps her, and her two daughters heal from torn apart lives. Learning to be loved, give love, and love herself.

Never let your past determine your self wealth.

Loved it. No matter what you are forced to do to support yourself and children should never stop you from finding true love.

It was actually pretty good

I believe there is lessons to be learned in this series that she writes I can’t believe the Highlanders are so patient If only right