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A Hundred Kisses by Jean M. Grant Published by The Wild Rose Press Inc on May 17th 2017
Genres: Fiction, Romance, Historical, General
Pages: 370
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1296 Two wedding nights. Two dead husbands. Deirdre MacCoinneach wishes to understand her unusual ability to sense others’ lifeblood energies…and vows to discover if her gift killed the men she married. Her father’s search for a new and unsuspecting suitor for Deirdre becomes complicated when rumors of witchcraft abound. Under the façade of a trader, Alasdair Montgomerie travels to Uist with pivotal information for a Claimant seeking the Scottish throne. A ruthless baron hunts him and a dark past haunts him, leaving little room for alliances with a Highland laird or his tempting daughter. Awestruck when she realizes that her unlikely travel companion is the man from her visions, a man whose thickly veiled emotions are buried beneath his burning lifeblood, Deirdre wonders if he, too, will die in her bed if she follows her father’s orders. Amidst magic, superstition, and ghosts of the past, Alasdair and Deirdre find themselves falling together in a web of secrets and the curse of a hundred kisses…
I enjoyed this book!! I normally read Christian or inspirational books.
This one caught my eye when Jean started talking about it, but I hadn’t made up my mind as to whether I wanted to read it or not. There were some more intimate scenes but they weren’t detailed and easily skipped over if thats what you want to do. The story was good. I really liked Deirdre!! and of course Alasdair, I mean who wouldn’t!!
I liked the history in it, and I learned some things about Scotland and England, and the struggle for who would rule.
Jean thank you for asking me to read this!! If/when you write another I’d be honored to read and review it!
Thanks for reading and reviewing, Alecia!
Thanks for asking me too!! I definitely enjoyed it