Kathleen Morgan

In the Scottish Highlands, American Killian Campbell is forced to seek the aid of a man who could destroy her and as she flees for her life, she is forced to confront both her past and her need of God.

Embrace the Dawn

Jeni Enjaian

Despite some shortcomings I still really enjoyed this book. I'm a sucker for the time period and genre. If the author has even a modicum of writing ability then I usually enjoy the book each time I read it.
In my opinion, the biggest problem with this book is the plot pacing. It seemed to start and stop in a stuttering sort of way which left the resolution of the overall problem (the fractured relationship between Adam Campbell and Ruarc Macdonald) rushed and almost trite, almost.
While it's far from being a well-written book, it is decent and I definitely enjoyed it and would recommend it.

*Update*
This book almost survived the second cull. I even placed it back on the shelf due to a compelling ending. However, I kept thinking about the fact that the first 200 pages of the book failed to draw me in and compel me to keep reading; I persisted because I'm a bit OCD that way. When I thought about the fact that I want to own only excellent literature, books that I truly enjoy, in my personal library, I knew that unless I truly engaged in the book I would not keep it.

Embrace the Dawn

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