Books by Mary Wine
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review 1: I loved it. My first Mary Wine novel. At first the heroine, Daphne, got on my nerves. She was stubborn, headstrong, fiercely independent, almost got herself married to the enemy clan, always testing the hero's, Norris, patience. However, her weaknesses were also her strength....
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review 1: Really 3.5 stars but since I have read all Mary Wine's highlander stories and love her writing style I rounded up to 4. I don't normally read "steampunk" novels but since I enjoy this author and I find it good to read something a bit different now and then, I decided to give it a...
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review 1: Clarissa has always known that she is a bastard of England's King. Her mother died years before from a illness and she has been under her uncle's guardianship. Her uncle has ordered her up to Scotland to be Scotland's crown prince's leman (or also known as mistress). The last thi...
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review 1: Our story begins with Shannon McBoyd discovering that her father has plotted against the King of Scottland, and she was the bargaining chip that sealed the deal. While on her way to meet her intended, ie. murderous bastard who is trying to take over the Scottish thrown, she is ca...
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review 1: HIGHLAND HELLCAT is the second book in Mary Wine's Highland Series.A beautiful romance emotionally rich with her characters, Connor and Brina.If your are a fan of Mary Wine and have read the first book "To conquer a Highlander" then you will love this book.I love this author for ...
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review 1: pros: easy read (not too emotional), hero/heroine are very likeable, historical and traditional factscons: some modern language, too much info on sex (skipped most of them..they could have used the space better), cop out endingwith phillipa/mary/ivy/the earl....quick death and i...
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review 1: I loved it. I've been waiting forever for this book to be discounted so I could read it. Diedra n Quinton show up in her sisters book but it could be a standalone book. I loved their sexual tension and then the fights were great. They were great together, I liked you also got cau...
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review 1: 3,5 stars. Mostly because Brownwyn's attitude annoyed me often. Cullen is nothing but playful, gentle and adorable to her, despite the fact that he 'kidnaps' her. But still, he tries to woo her, make her feel safe yet she keeps refusing him, being defiant out of the portion and t...
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review 1: If you love a good Scottish Highland romance, then you must read this book of Mary Wine. The high drama between Norris and Daphne will take you for a spin on a captivating story of Scottish history full of intrigue and hot scenes. You will feel the trust they share for each other...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book. It was fast and easy to read. The title was a bit misleading, though. I thought the book was going to be sort of a love-hate thing between Helena and Keir but it wasn't like that at all. You'll have to read it to find out who the real enemy was. G...
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review 1: An intriguing, sexy historical romance! Taken from my review at RomanceJunkies.com:Moira Fraser has lived under the thumbs of her half-mad brother, Laird Bari Fraser, and her evil half-sister, Sandra, most of her life. The report that Sandra is now dead has driven Bari even more ...
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review 1: I thought this story was really good. I enjoyed the spunk of the heroine and the charm and mischievousness of the hero. Although Jemma is a lady she is not afraid to stand up for herself and throw a punch. The hero uses his charm and humor to woo Jemma and get her to marry him...
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review 1: I have to agree with another reviewer and state up front that I've realized that I use a totally different set of criteria when reviewing hunky highlander books than I do for other genres. As that other reviewer said, "I'm just looking to fall a little bit in love, or at the ver...
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review 1: As a reader of alternate history/steampunk and a fan of Mary Wine's historical romances, I had to read this book. I'm so glad I found it. At the end of the book I had to scratch my head because there were quite a few things that were not well explained, but....I really liked the...
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review 1: I agree there is something lacking in this one.
review 2: Scottish lord steals his ememy's daughter must fight to save her life
review 2: Scottish lord steals his ememy's daughter must fight to save her life
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review 1: I love the book. I wanted more when it ended.
review 2: Found it on Amazon as a freebie for my Kindle...not what I usually read but not bad
review 2: Found it on Amazon as a freebie for my Kindle...not what I usually read but not bad
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review 1: Just okay, quite a good story but I have read so many highlander romances that I am now looking for humour or an original plot line, something that stands out. This was just a rehash of lots of others I have read. The sex scenes were boring, found myself flicking through those. I...
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review 1: Readers first met the hero, Connor Lindsey, in To Conquer a Highlander where he was a charismatic rogue who was setting off to claim his rumored wayward betrothed bride. This book, Highland Hellcat, begins with Connor finding that his bride is no longer pure and in a dilemma of ...
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review 1: Minus at least one star for the most ridiculous scheme ever and excessive use of the word "clitoris". At first I thought it was a point of view issue, and that the author was using a description foreign to the actual characters. Then they started saying "clitoris" and "fucking" a...
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review 1: Plot:Deirdre Chattan went to live in a convent to repent after her affair that left her in ruin. She had no idea what she will do after that, but she knows that she wants to bring honour to her clan again. Then Quinton Cameron shows up looking for the queen, and he has not forgot...
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review 1: Brain candy, plain and simple. But it was just that: simple. (That said, uncomplicated is good some times.) Without knowing it before I started reading, I got the impression that this was a book not at the beginning of the series. It turns out I was correct. The story suffered a ...
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review 1: Lady Justina Wincott has been under the thumb of her guardian, Viscount Biddeford, since she became a widow. She has played his games for way to long and is yearning for her freedom. Unfortunately she has her son to think of and Biddeford has threatened to bring him to court is h...