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It‘s been a while since I‘ve read and enjoyed a straight up historical romance. I picked this one up for the medieval era. It also has a deaf MC, which I appreciated. But everyone thinks she daft because she can‘t speak. I really like the way the story unfolded and was told.

Main characters were likable and this was overall a cute story. I especially liked the setting and historical atmosphere.

Plot was quite predictable but there were some surprising events as well. I liked this, this book was really entertaining!

#SeriesRead2022 #19822022 (6/41) #TheSupernaturalYear (Brothers) #JumpStart2022

We had some really freezing cold days this week, so on this beautiful day I took Peri on a very long walk. We walked through campus and had a lot of students smiling and cooing over Peri. And I made a nice dent in my audiobook. 🐕🚶‍♀️#romantsy #audiowalking

On my after work walk I started a new audiobook. This is a re-read for me. I last read it in 2012 and really enjoyed it. I'm curious how it holds up. #romantsy #audiowalking

Not great, but readable. Didn‘t make me feel compelled to read any more Maya Banks. 👍🏼👍🏼1/2

#wondrouswednesday @Eggs @Kdgordon88 thanks for the tag! 1️⃣oldest friend is Mel who I met in university- it‘s surprising we‘re still friends b/c she doesn‘t read! 2️⃣Thailand, Feb/19 3️⃣banana bread reminds me of home 4️⃣tagged! It was good 5️⃣ @JustLazy @Quartz77

“She looked angelic in sleep, dark lashes resting against pale cheeks. Her blond hair was tousled and in disarray and spread out. Over his pillow. He frowned. She'd even stolen his pillow.”

Reading this book for the second time - actually listening to the audiobook. Whenever I'm in the mood for Highland Romance, Maya Bank's highlander series are my go to.

something light for today#mayabanks📚📚📚#readingchallange2019🏵

These were good for what they were, I guess? The first one, Never seduce a Scot was a combination of every typical romance novel trope you could make up, so it was a little tiring, but unexpected because you didn't know what part of the kitchen sink you'd be finding. And Highlander Most Wanted was better written but maybe not a better book, if you get me. Good to read, if you come across them but there are better Highlander romances.

I think I just wasn't in the right mood (I'm feeling a bit of a book slump), but this was just a sweet romance that I could have put down and walked away from. I'm still giving it a pick though, because I really appreciated the fact the author made the heroine deaf and based her heroine's experience with hearing loss on her husband's experiences.
#romantsy

Sweet lord did I enjoy this. Our male lead is not your stereotypical sleep around with tons of ladies and I love him for it. Eveline became deaf after and accident and has allowed everyone to think her crazy to keep herself safe. It was great to see a healthy and respectful relationship in a historical romance. Graeme will be one of my favorites forever more.

I always enjoy rereading Maya Banks's historicals, this one being my favorite out of them all. The long awaited third book is set to be released (hopefully) in February of 2018. I'm really hoping that she also writes books about Graeme's other brother and sister and Eveline's other brother! Her health comes first, of course, but with her finally on the road to recovery 🤞🏻#OSRBC #romantsy

Challenging work day, I need an escape and I think this is just the ticket!

What I read in January. #readingchallenge #ilovebooks

This book was fantastic! I greatly enjoyed it. I thought it was well paced and had really great characters!!

Another enjoyable historical Scottish romance by Banks! #LoveRomance

This picture was taken at Melrose Abbey in Scotland. #tbt

I downloaded this the other day because it was on sale and it turned out to be pretty enjoyable. It was nice to have a deaf heroine and Graeme was fiercely protective while also being a huge sweetie. Cute!

I guess I'll just continue to read historical romances until @24in48 since that's all I seem interested in right now.