Highland Fire

Rating:
Summary: Good.
Review: Two twin sisters, Edana and Aileena, were seperated as infants and have grown into adults never knowing the other. Highland Fire is Edana's story. Edana falls in love with a misterious man called the pheonix without ever seeing his face. She is then betrothed to Bram Chisholm, knowing she will never love another. But Bram has his secrets and they just might be linked to the misterious outlaw. This story was confusing to me and I had trouble keeping track of the various point of views. Plus I did not quite understand the political strife tearing the country apart nor Phoenix's personal reasons for getting involved. There was enough interesting parts to keep me from setting the book aside to search for another. Kathryn is probably one of the most evil women around and she was deffinetly made interesting because of that. The conflict between Edana's brothers and herself kept the story going. But Aileena, the sister Edana does not even know of only appears in the last chapter and then, only briefly. They will meet in the sequel Highland Flame, but still I would have liked to know Aileena better. The book was interesting enough but not quite my cup of tea.