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In search of a fresh start, Emma Baxter has traveled to Scotland to try to forget her rocky love life. Luckily, the gorgeous Highlander who owns the house up the path from her rental cottage might be exactly the kind of distraction she needs. But there’s more to his intriguing qualities than she can explain—and she certainly isn’t buying into the local legends of Highland magic.
Nathaniel MacLeod is a man adrift, all thanks to the unwanted gift that forces him to continually jump between centuries. He never knows if he’ll wind up in the present day or the fourteenth century, but when Emma follows him back through time, he suddenly has more to worry about than keeping his separate lives straight…
Someone has started to notice Nathaniel’s travels and now, no time period is safe, for him or for Emma.
(Blurb from Goodreads)
A few years ago I read any Lynn Kurland book I could find and I loved them so much. Then I just got busy and fell behind any new releases. I was finally able to read Ever My Love, and I must say, I was pretty disappointed.
I’m not sure if I just had a better memory of the books or I just had too high of expectations because it’s been a few years. Nothing was wrong with it; I just didn’t find it as interesting as I remember with Kurland’s other books. It definitely didn’t pull me in, and I was bored.
I still am a fan, and the book was good, just not as good as her others.
