Lost in the Ley Lines: A Scottish Time Travel Romance (The Ley Line Series Book 2), by Kate Carson
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The second installment in Kate Caron's Ley Lines Series is as gripping as the first!Left reeling from the Clan's departure into battle, Millie Canvers is running out of time to save the only family she's ever known. The fate of the MacKay and MacAllister clan hangs in the balance, and Millie has never felt more like an outsider to this time. But saving her friend Isabel from marrying the brutal Nicol MacKay is only the beginning of her troubles.. Millie isn't prepared for the consequences of her actions that set an unexpected, unstoppable course into motion for Cian. Will Millie gather the strength to fight for her budding relationship when she feels utterly Lost in the Ley Lines?
The Ley Line Series Reading OrderKate Carson has created an immersive world that transports the reader to 1345, to history's tragic turning point in the lives of the MacAllister and MacKay Clans. Millie Canvers knows their fate - but how can she intervene? As Millie falls deeply in love, she is desperate to save both the only family she has ever known and the man who holds her affection. Can their love survive the coming war?
˃˃˃ Lass of the Ley Lines EBook Categories- Scottish Time Travel Romance
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- Highlander Time Travel Romance
- Highland Historical Romance
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Lost in the Ley Lines: A Scottish Time Travel Romance (The Ley Line Series Book 2), by Kate Carson- Amazon Sales Rank: #485337 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-25
- Released on: 2015-05-25
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I’m absolutely loving “The Ley Lines trilogy”. By Carla D. from Pepita Mágica blog *I received a digital arc directly from the author in exchange for an honest review.*Kate Carson did it again! I’m not exactly a fan of historical romance, but I’m absolutely loving “The Ley Lines trilogy”. As soon as Kate sent me the eARC from “Lost in the Ley Lines”, I‘ve started reading it. It was agonizing the way the first book ended, I needed to know what happened next. And the ending of this book is so much worse than the first one – and I say this in a good way. I’ll die until I get the third and last part of this trilogy.In this volume, we have a lot more moments of Cian and Millie together. They are such a cute and perfect couple. She’s clearly a XXI century girl, but even though Cian is totally a XIV century man, he has a mind head of his time. He’s a peacemaker; he’s honourable, faithful, has values and respects women. He’s the exact opposite of his older brother, who I despise with all my being.Abraham is always aside from everything that happens in the story, but that doesn’t mean that he is insignificant – exactly the opposite. He has little power, his son Brice is the chieftain and the one who makes the clan’s decisions. Every time Abraham shows up, he is mostly with Millie. He had to say that she was his bastard daughter so she could remain in the MacAllister’s castle, after some disturbances caused by her. Those moments, between Abraham and Millie, were so sweet, caring and lovely – and a bit funny too. They are totally father and daughter. I like him a lot, he’s like an awesome, funny and wise grandfather.That ending… I can’t even think about it. How could Kate do something like that? Okay, to be honest, somewhere in the middle of the story I was suspecting something like that was going to happen, but… I still had hope.This book is so much better than the first one. My feelings were all over the place. I laughed, I cried, I even screamed to some characters. When I finished the book, I was going to rate it 4.5 stars, since it has a better story line than the first one, but something that I loved about the other book, wasn’t so good in this one. I said in my review of “Lass in the Ley Lines” that I loved that I could hear the Scottish accent on the account of the way it was written, but in this volume the author may have gone too far. Sometimes I had to read more than once the same sentence because I couldn’t understand what they were saying. That’s basically the reason why I’m rating this book 4 stars instead of 4.5 starts, even though I think it is way better than the other.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I’m anxiously waiting for the next one! By Joana V I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest reviewI want to start by saying…what ending was that??? If it this one was the last book I would be very sad!!! But, and it’s a big BUT, since there’s going to be a third book (and according to the author the waiting won’t be very long – just a few weeks!) I’m going to wait for my happy ending – and if there isn’t one, I’m going to be very sad.Going back to the review and now more seriously: this is the second book of the series “Ley Lines” and the minute I received I devoured it.I really like that the author gives a touch of “Scottish writing”, I mean, the way in which it is written tries to show that it’s a Scottish man/woman talking (and you can hear their accent in your mind). However, I think that sometimes it’s a bite forced or maybe I’m just not used to it, because there are passages in the book that are a bit harder to read.In this book, we met again with Millie, Cian, Isabel and other characters from the XIV century and go right to point in which we had stayed in the last book: waiting for the men to come back from battle. I guess I like Millie: I don’t think I would be able to be quiet and still waiting for the men that were fighting.In the first book, we know that Millie went back in time because she had to change the faith of two Scottish clans. The question with which we started this book is: did she make it? I suspected she had done it, because there were people going to war that hadn’t gone before, deciding to go because of Millie (and for Millie).Cian and Millie…they are such a cute and adorable couple! And Cian, even though he fits perfectly in his historical time, he’s different, he doesn’t want to fight. He a peacemaker, he just wanted to take care of his family and his home and his cattle.This book has a little more violence – and it concerns a very important topic: domestic violence. I liked that the author showed the two sides (those who pay attention and act on it and those who just looked away) because, let’s face it: if it didn’t show that people avoided paying attention to what appended (in this case to a woman) – and still do!- especially in the historical time in which this story happens, I would have said that it didn’t showed the reality.I really liked that in this book Isabel showed a braver side of herself, acting and not just being the obedient daughter that people wanted her to be.Abraham is great character, although he doesn’t participate very much in the books. It was this man who took Millie to the XIV century, and he’s the one that helps and protects her. I’m just going to say that we have very sweet moments between this gentleman and Millie in this second book.Just to finish up, it’s a quick and small book that I wished it was bigger, and that left me with tears in my eyes at certain moments.I’m anxiously waiting for the next one!
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