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Wild Sight: An Irish Tale Of Deadly Deeds And Forbidden Love (2014)

by Loucinda McGary(Favorite Author)

3.24 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1282063952 (ISBN13: 9781282063952)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Sourcebooks Casablanca

review 1: This is a paranormal romance. While I usually don't do paranormal, something about this caught my eye. Perhaps it was the premise that it is an Irish/American story and that crossing the two cultures was easy for me to bridge. I really enjoyed the romance, the plot and sub-plot, complete with a nosy big sister that didn't take well to her brother dating anyone. The paranormal parts were believable. I wouldn't describe the romance as "heavy", but there was a nice balance between tensions, paranormal, and romance.
review 2: This book actually had some plot twists that took me by surprise- I expected very little from the story, in all honesty, but I got a whole lot more. Rylie has come to Northern Ireland to confront a father that abandoned the family when sh... moree was still a toddler. Donovan has returned to Ireland to help settle his father, who has recently suffered a massive stroke. In the beginning there’s a lot of “we can’t be related” going on, but that rather obviously sorts itself out in rather rapid form. Borrowing from ancient history and not-so-distant history, McGary weaves together a story of family on many different levels.The romance, while there, didn’t overpower the story. She manages to keep the story moving at a realistic speed, for the most part, but some parts get rushed in the end. The biggest problem I had with the story was the way some problems were suddenly solved. It was too convenient for impossible situations to resolve themselves with little thought or character reaction. The pace of the story helped to move past those other parts, though.I really enjoyed this book. It was certainly a great find on my Kindle! less

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