Under the Highlander's Spell

by Donna Fletcher

Book Overview

A Thrilling Rescue. . . Highland warrior Artair Sinclare would do anything to find his missing brother. But the only woman who can help him is about to be burned at the stake Zia, a talented healer, has been branded a witch by vicious local villagers. Swooping in to save her at the very last moment, Artair swears to protect her . . . even if the only way to keep her safe is to pretend to be her beloved husband. A Tempting Alliance. . . Marry this...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0061375446
• ISBN13: 9780061375446
• Release Date: September 2008
• Publisher: Avon Books
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Highly Enjoyable!

The ongoing adventure of those wonderful Sinclair brothers, this book is about the life of Artair, who is by far my favorite. The first book of the series, "The Return of the Rogue", with the brother Cavan, was a highly enjoyable read as well. What I liked about both books was the main characters were well written, the stories different and original, and the dialog believable. What more can you ask for!

Under the Highlander's Spell

This book was great and I had a hard time putting it down. I look forward to the continuation on the Sinclare family.

When Opposites attract

What happens when a free spirit healer meets a practical highlander? Spark fly and passions flare! I highly recommend the second book in Sinclair series. It is a satisfying read as a stand alone novel and an excellent installment in the Sincalir bothers series. Artair is the type of man we all dream of meeting and Zia has a wonderful confidence that makes her herione we can relate and cheer for. The attraction between the two characters is instant and the reader truly gets the sense that these two are meant to be together. They bring out the best in each other and help each other to discover different sides of themselves and each other. I like that the two characters didn't fight their attraction but tried to understand that falling love can happen fast and you have to accept that when you find that special someone. The plot and storyline moved nicely and had some great suprises, some I anticipated some that suprised me. As a second installment in a series I felt that I was meeting old friends again and learning more about the characters. Fans of the series will enjoy catching up have the characters of Return of the Rogue have a real presence and be intricate part of the story. To many times "series" just throw the characters in as a presence in the book but they have no purpose. Overall the book is a good read and I recommend this book and series to readers who want to enjoy reading about four wonderful brothers and the women they fall in love with.

engaging sixteenth century romance

In the Highlands Artair Sinclare searches for his missing brother Ronan. When he sees a mob about to burn a healer as a witch, he intervenes and rescues her. Zia saved the life of his sibling, but in payment for saving hers, he demands she guide him to Ronan. As they travel together, Artair keeps Zia safe while she provides help to people. He persuades her to visit Ronan's pregnant wife to insure she is okay. Posing as a married couple, they fall in love, but witch hunters want her dead and collateral damage to include his pregnant sister-in-law is acceptable. Only in marriage can Zia be safe, but her unknown heritage makes her unacceptable regardless of how Artair feels. The second Sinclare brothers' sixteenth century romance (see RETURN OF THE ROGUE) is an engaging historical made fresh by the unique lead female protagonist. The first meeting between Artair and Zia occurs as the crazed villagers screams "Burn witch burn". The story line is somewhat typical of the Highlands historicals, but sub-genre fans will find themselves under the author's spell as Donna Fletcher provides a fun passionate romance. Harriet Klausner