Donnach's Daughter
The Clan MacLaren Book 2
by Nancy Pennick
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Pub Date Jan 16 2018 | Archive Date Feb 18 2018
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Description
Glynis MacLaren is sailing to the colonies to help and protect her younger sister. Heather had married Jamie MacGregor, and they need to flee Scotland after the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715. Glynis has ulterior motives for going, she longs to be free from the constraints of castle life and wishes to see the world. She soon discovers the larger world is just as limiting for a woman. People expect her to marry and follow certain protocol. Then she meets the ship’s captain. He stirs feelings inside she never knew she had. The trip across the ocean is filled with the adventure she sought, a love she didn’t expect, and a sudden heartbreak when the journey ends.
A Note From the Publisher
Second in the series but can be read as a standalone.
Advance Praise
"With the many twists and turns that moved the story forward I found the flow overall entrancing. I was wonderfully sucked into Glynis’ world and felt like a little camera on her shoulder as she found love and happiness.
I recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn about history without the facts being stuffed down your throat. I found this book to be a refreshing change from my typical reading. I will be reading Ms. Pennick’s books again and looking forward to finding more books in the historical genre to enjoy."
Magic of Books review
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781680465648 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
deborah p, Reviewer
Overall, a good book. I felt it kept a consistent pace, the writing was easy to follow. It didn't "wow" me, but I also couldn't find anything which particularly stood out about it within the genre. Glynnis is a bit hard on herself at times and does tend to have a bit of a "woe is me" attitude which crops up that isn't in keeping with her "go get em girl" moments. I'm not disappointed in this book, it passed the time and was overall a nice, pleasant read, but page turner it's not.
