Title: Not worthy of its predecessor
Product review: Having thoroughly enjoyed the first book in the trilogy, Charming the Highlander, I was very disappointed in this follow up. The first book was imaginative, fast-paced, with a complex hero torn between his medieval roots and the need to adapt to the modern world in order to survive. This 2nd book, however, features a hero who still acts as if he lives in the 13th century, a heroine whose obsession with her scarred back makes her extremely one dimensional, and a plot that's yawn-inducing. If this book is any indication, I'll have to think extremely hard before putting my money down for the final book in the trilogy.
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