Title: Highland Surrender
Author: Tracy Brogan
First published December 4, 2012
359 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9781612186962 (ISBN10: 1612186963)
Rating: 3.93
Overview
In Highland Surrender, Fiona Sinclair is forced into a marriage with the enemy clan to maintain a fragile peace agreement. Despite her willingness to protect her family, she refuses to surrender her heart to her new husband, Myles Campbell.
As the eldest son of a clan chief, Myles is accustomed to getting his way. However, his duty to the Scottish King requires him to marry Fiona instead of the French woman he loves.
On their wedding day, Myles is pleasantly surprised by his beautiful bride but quickly realizes that she’s not as easy to win over. Sparks fly as the two strong-willed warriors navigate their alliance and fight against clan loyalty, family honor, and their undeniable passion.
Will they surrender to love or continue to fight against it? Find out in Highland Surrender.
About the Author
Tracy Brogan is a talented writer who has gained international recognition with her humorous and heartwarming stories. She has been nominated for the Romance Writers of America® RITA award three times and has won multiple awards including two Amazon Publishing Diamond Awards, the Booksellers Best award, and several Golden Quill awards.
Her debut novel, Crazy Little Thing, has become a Top Ten Amazon All-Time Bestseller and she has been featured on the Wall Street Journal Bestsellers list.
In addition to her writing success, Tracy is also known for her lack of culinary skills, her clumsy dance moves, and her tendency to shop at The Container Store a bit too often. She loves hearing from her readers and invites everyone to visit her website at tracybrogan.com or connect with her on Facebook.
Editoral Review
Highland Surrender by Tracy Brogan is a thrilling historical romance novel that transports readers to the rugged landscape of Scotland in the 16th century. Brogan, who is known for her captivating storytelling and vivid characterizations, delivers an unforgettable tale filled with passion, adventure, and intrigue.
The novel tells the story of Lady Lila MacHugh, a headstrong and fiercely independent young woman who finds herself in the midst of a dangerous power struggle between two rival clans. When Lila’s father arranges a marriage between her and the leader of the opposing clan, she is thrust into a world of betrayal, deception, and heartbreak.
As Lila navigates the treacherous landscape of the Scottish Highlands, she must grapple with her loyalty to her family and her growing attraction to her enemy. Along the way, she meets a cast of compelling characters, including the proud and stubborn Laird Ewan McArthur, who challenges and ultimately captures her heart.
Brogan’s writing is masterful, imbuing every page with rich detail and authentic historical context. She expertly weaves together romance, action, and political intrigue, creating a story that is both compelling and informative.
The setting of the Scottish Highlands is beautifully rendered, and Brogan’s descriptions of the rugged landscape and the clans that call it home are both realistic and evocative. One of the novel’s greatest strengths is its characters.
Lila and Ewan are both complex and fully realized, with motivations that are deeply rooted in their respective cultures and families. Their relationship is fraught with tension and the obstacles they face feel earned and authentic.
The supporting cast of characters, including Lila’s family and Ewan’s loyal allies, are equally well-drawn and add depth and nuance to the story. If Highland Surrender has any flaws, it is that the pacing can be slow at times, with some chapters feeling overly long or drawn-out.
However, this is a minor quibble in an otherwise excellent book. Overall, Highland Surrender is a must-read for fans of historical romance and anyone who loves a sweeping, epic tale of love and war.
Brogan’s writing is exemplary, and her characters are unforgettable. The novel is a testament to the enduring power of love, no matter the circumstances or the consequences.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars.
