"Delightful addition to the spellbinding series."

Morgan MacKeage, 32 years old (plus about 800 years!), is very lonely in modern times. When the wizard, Daar, tried to bring Morgan's brother, Greylen, forward in time, Daar didn't count on his spell also bringing 10 other men and their war horses with them. The men, who adapted to modern time, moved from Scotland to Maine.

Sadie Quill is in the woods scouting out walking paths, taking nature shots, when she spies a man swimming and sunbathing in the lake. She can't believe her eyes and has to take a second look when she realizes he's au natural. She just can't resist taking a photo. Little does she know that Morgan hears the camera and does not like the invasion of his privacy. Morgan captures Sadie, and needless to say, an interesting relationship develops from there.

I loved watching Morgan and Sadie tromping through the woods together, arguing about a wildlife park and falling in love. And Daar trying to be a matchmaker is funny. This is the second book of Ms. Chapman's Highlander series, and it's just as delightful as the first.

Reviewed by Delia Larkins
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted April 9, 2003

Summary

A tempestuous passion begins with a battle of wills...

When Sadie Quill comes upon an unbelievably gorgeous man lying naked beside a lake, she can't resist taking his photo -- and is quickly trapped in a passionate confrontation with the fierce stranger. Discovering the identity of this irresistible warrior will complicate Sadie's search for a legendary gold mine. For he is Morgan MacKeage, a medieval highlander in modern-day Maine, a man with the fury of the untamed wilderness pounding in his veins -- and the power to unlock Sadie's fragile heart.