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  • Highland Bachelor
  • By: Gerri Russell
  • Narrated by: Justine Eyre
  • Length: 7 hrs and 5 mins
  • 4.2 out of 5 stars (6 ratings)
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This Laird of Mine

By: Gerri Russell
Narrated by: Justine Eyre
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Summary

Claire Elliot has two weeks to win the heart of Jules MacIntyre - and then break it. To save her wards from a vicious blackmailer, she dares to enter the laird’s castle, claiming to be the wife he’d recently wed. But no such wife exists!

The brooding Jules invented a bride to silence his well-meaning, matchmaking friends, so he never expected her to arrive on his doorstep. He is suspicious of this beautiful stranger, but he’s also steadfast, courageous, and effortlessly seductive. In fact, he’s the very man Claire would choose to love…if she weren’t forced to betray him.

She is an intruder at best, and a liar at worst, but still Claire enthralls Jules like no woman before. He agrees to let her stay - at least until he uncovers the truth - and soon she is filling his manor and scarred heart with the warmth they have both been lacking.

While an unknown enemy has chosen Claire as a weapon to destroy the laird, Jules vows to fight for the passion he has found with his fantasy bride made flesh.

©2014 Gerri Russell (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

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Fantastic book and narrator!

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I gought this books only because Justine Eyre has narrated it. She is fantastic!

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Awful narration

What didn’t you like about Justine Eyre’s performance?

The narrator's tone of voice was really irritating and she seemed to confuse a Scottish accent with an Irish accent and not a very good Irish one at that. It really spoilt it for me to the point where I couldn't finish the book.

You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?

The storyline was ok for this type of book and I would probably have enjoyed it if it weren't for the narration. I bought this as I had previously liked A Laird for Christmas by the same author which had a different narrator.

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I would buy another Gerri Russell book but not with this narrator.

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