Book Reviews of My Devilish Scotsman (MacDonell Brides, Bk 2)

I enjoyed reading the second of three books in the series on highland sisters who are witches. After their mother was burned at the stake, their father sent them away separately and the book picks them up 12 years later coming home to wed men chosen by their father to protect them. Of course destiny intervienes in their father's choices. The second oldest, Gillian is promised to a Frenchman, but took a liking to the earl her older sister, Isobel was promised to...who incidentally everyone thinks murdered his first wife! I look forward to reading about the youngest sister!

The second book in the MacDonell Brides trilogy was hard to put down. Not as sensual as the first but the storyline was better. Looking forward to the last book.

Plot = A
Romance = B
Sensuality = B
BOOK = B+

Love the story. So well written & holds you enthralled until end.

I loved this series. Her visual pictures had me dreaming of handsome men and daring women.

Okay Scottish romance of sisters who are witches. Predictable ending, amusing in some parts.

Awesome read. I got it Saturday night, finished it Sunday...admist the chaos. It was really good. Characters are great.

Another great book by Jen Holling! Be sure to read the first of the MacDonell Bride Series, My Wicked Highlander, and the conclusion, My Shadow Warrior. I read and loved them all!

This was much better than the first book of the series and I can't wait to start on the third.

book two of a great trilogy

No. 2 in a sensual trilogy full of passion and intrigue about three sisters with a remarkable gift of witchcraft.

Great book. Three sisters that are witches, their father is dying and all are trying to save him.

The story is about a young gal that has 2 other sisters that have magical powers--to either see what has been before or what will happen and another that can see what illness someone has. But Gilliam has none of them that she knows of until she runs into a ghost and knows that now she can talk to the dead.

Excellent. The MacDonell Brides Trilogy is a wonderful read.