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Bedding The Enemy (2010)

by Mary Wine(Favorite Author)

4.03 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0758234678 (ISBN13: 9780758234674)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Brava

series

McJames

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. Good read!One thing I'd like to mention that most people don't think is all that important. I like a lot of detail when I read books. I like to know what these people look like and since I don't have a top of the line reader (I still love it, though), I can't see the covers of the books. I really didn't know what either of these characters looked like other than Keir was muscular and from Scotland. Oh and the family colors on his kilt. That was mentioned several times. But I never did get a fe... moreel or a "look" at Helena until well into the book. I didn't get a good look at her at all to be honest. I got a pretty good look at him but I wish there'd been a bit more detail about that stuff for all of the characters as well as Keir and Helena.It was still a good read, though. It took me about a day to read it. :)It was good the second time around, too
review 2: I just love reading a romance involving a gorgeous Scottish Laird and the latest from Mary Wine does not disappoint. Mary Wine has become one of my all time favourite authors. If you have read Mary's novel "In the Warrior's Bed" then you will recall Keir McQuade, the only honourable brother amongst the McQuades. "Bedding the Enemy" tells the tale of Keir and Helena Knyvett, daughter of English aristocracy. I don't know what it is about Mary Wine's style of writing but it always makes me feel a little warm and fuzzy. A great read. less

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