Sin MacAllister captivated me from the first time we meet him in Braden’s book. So even though now, I’m not too wild about SK anymore (but of course, I still read her because that’s my crack)…I still loved me some Sin MacAllister. I’m glad that I read Sin’s book back when I first started reading SK/KM because back then I was eating the tortured hero thing up. Most all of her heroes have been through the ringer and most of them have had shitty lives and don’t trust anyone and on and on and on and I’m thinking okay I think I’ve had enough because there comes a time in a reader’s life when it just gets old.

Kinley MacGregor/Sherrilyn Kenyon has some serious tortured hero love. There are other books in the Brotherhood of the Swords series, which is a series that intermingles with this one and I’ll get to reviewing those books soon but for right now, I’m reviewing the MacAllister books because I loved these guys. This is the second MacAllister brother book by Kinley MacGregor. And with the fate of her troubled clan hanging in the balance, she has little recourse. Though Callie fears this mysterious knight - less for the dark whispers that damn him than for the burning desire he invokes - she is under order of the English King. Stunning Caledonia MacNeely fights an unfamiliar shiver when she is offered in marriage to the infamous ′Lord Sin′. And two people who know nothing of trust must learn to rely on each other or die: provided we don't kill each other first.Series: Brotherhood of the Sword #3, The MacAllisters #3Īlso in this series: Claiming the Highlander (Brotherhood of the Sword #2/MacAllister, #1), Taming the ScotsmanĬliffhanger: View Spoiler » No « Hide SpoilerĪmazon | Barnes & Noble | The Ripped Bodice | Google Play Books Now the only way to save both our lives is to face the evilest forces ever known-my mother and Morgen. Personally I'm all for taking the easy way out, but leaving her to Morgen is rough, even for me. And she's none too fond of the fact that her fate is in my dubious hands.

I'm all for saving the innocent, but Merewyn isn't as innocent as she seems.

I have to say that I do enjoy maiming anyone who gets in my way.Īt least until my mother gives me a simple choice: join Morgen's Circle of the Damned or see an innocent woman die. Normally, telling them no wouldn't be a problem, except for the fact that the good guys I protect think that I'm an even worse demon than the ones we fight. Now both my mother and Morgen have decided that it's time I take my place on their side of this conflict. For countless centuries, I've been the assassin for the infamous Merlin, even though the woman who birthed me sits at the right hand of our enemy, Morgen le Fey.

Born in Sin by Kinley MacGregor