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honest review
Summary: Walking Through Fire
Simon
MacKay, the last Earl of Cleitmuir, was murdered two hundred years ago because
of his family’s dangerous legacy. Alone and cursed he haunts his home in order
to protect the lost treasure. A pastime that leaves him angry and embittered
until he meets a feisty American Tourist. Not only is Laurel sexy and
beautiful, she can also see him in his ghostly form.
Antiquities expert, Laurel Saville, leaves Chicago to visit her best friend in the romantic Scottish Highlands. She is saved from a tragic fall by the ghostly Simon. Once she realizes she is not crazy, she pledges to help him find his family’s missing artifact. A pledge hindered by treasure hunter Alex Mackenzie, a descendant of the clan that murdered Simon.
Laurel risks everything, including her life, to help Simon resolve the issues keeping him earth bound. But will she lose him forever or is there a way Laurel can keep him with her on this earthly plane?
Antiquities expert, Laurel Saville, leaves Chicago to visit her best friend in the romantic Scottish Highlands. She is saved from a tragic fall by the ghostly Simon. Once she realizes she is not crazy, she pledges to help him find his family’s missing artifact. A pledge hindered by treasure hunter Alex Mackenzie, a descendant of the clan that murdered Simon.
Laurel risks everything, including her life, to help Simon resolve the issues keeping him earth bound. But will she lose him forever or is there a way Laurel can keep him with her on this earthly plane?
Review:
This
book is a DNF. I didn’t even get off the
first page. The first page has three
paragraphs on it and in the first paragraph, he is on WET GRANITE, and then in
the third he’s trapped to LIMESTONE.
These two rocks are so totally different. I couldn’t go on. This is poor editing at its finest; I might
have overlooked this if it had been a
few pages apart, but to find this kind of error on the very first page just
turned my stomach.
Conclusion:
Would
you recommend this book to others? NO
Would
you read other book written by this Author? Unsure
Is
this book a Novel or Novella? Novel
Is
this book priced correctly? No it’s over
priced on the e-book and paperback. I
say this because I and everyone I know lives on a budget and won’t spend this
kind of money on an author who is top rated or a name everyone recognizes.
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