Paperback
Publisher: Love Spell (Aug. 2001)
ISBN-10: 0505524481
ISBN-13: 978-0505524485
A love match...
An enchanted dagger bearing a mysteriously familiar inscription pointed Fiona Chancellor to Ireland in search of her missing cousin. Then a midnight visit to Celtic holy ground slid her into the seventeenth-century--and into the arms of the most gorgeous male she had ever seen. But after one clash with the stubborn man, Fiona longed only for her twentieth-century comforts.
Instead, she found herself pressed against Ian Maclaren, galloping across moonswept moors to escape death. The hot-blooded barbarian ordered her about as if she were a soldier. But his kisses left no doubt he thought of her as a woman, and soon she knew she would trade a thousand bubble baths for one of his passionate embraces. For although she had traveled across three centuries into the past, it had taken only a moment for her heart to recognize she had met her match.
Cover: Another typical romance cover, but I love it.
I re-read the first book in this duology recently, A Double
Edged-Blade, and loved it just as much the second time around as I did the
first.
But I had no idea there was a follow up novel, until the
author mentioned it to me on Instagram.
So I immediately went about tracking it down.
And I’m glad I did.
Across a Moonswept Moor follows the story of Faith’s cousin,
Fiona. Fiona is still looking into the
mystery of her cousin’s sudden disappearance during a mission in Ireland- and
herself ends up travelling back in time- where she is reunited with Faith, but
also is introduced to a Scotsman called Ian.
The romance between Ian and Fiona didn’t strike me as believable
as Miles and Faith’s- because I think theirs built more gradually, whereas Ian
and Fiona’s seemed quite sudden. I
wished for development between the two.
However, I did still enjoy it, and I loved seeing the
characters from the first book again.
4/5 stars.
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