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TO CATCH A HIGHLANDER by Karen Hawkins

This book comes after "To Scotland with Love", as I have mentioned in my last post, each book can be read independently, but I do not recommend it.

 What would you have done if your father was given the task of selling some jewelry to fix the roof but comes home instead and have lost everything in a gamble.

 If it was me I would have been furious but not Sophia MacFarlane.  She loved her father and when she learned who he lost the house too, she came up with a plan to win her house back, not fully understanding what really was at stake.

 Lord Dougal MacLean, having won the deed to a house came to claim his prize when the beautiful that was described to him turned out to look like an unfinished dump. 

 Unfortunately for them, but fortunately for him, Dougal overheard the plan that they had cooking for him and was able to take all that they threw at him and more.

 Of course what she was fighting for was something that was most precious to her but what he was fighting for was for pure selfishness and pride.  I have to say, Dougal is my least favourite MacLean so far, at the beginning of the book, later down I started to like him though, but his way of thinking in the beginning was horrible.

 Want to know what I am talking about, you have to read the book to find out.  Karen Hawkins have written another story that will steal your interest that is funny, sexy and fun.  I love the part where they were in the Library and the storm was raging outside and a storm was raging inside as well, if you know what I mean.
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