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Declan Sinclair is a Highlander who believes his dreams never lie. When he spots Caya at a public house, he knows instantly she is the woman in his dreams - his future wife. Though her brother had promised never to gamble again, he engages Declan in a card game - and the prize is the lovely Caya.

Caya Pendarvis has no time for childish things like dreams or fairy tales or love. She's the sacrificial lamb on her way to the far north of Scotland to wed a wealthy merchant in exchange for settling her brother's gambling debts.

Winning at cards is one of the many things Declan Sinclair does well. Unfortunately, the ability to court a woman - a talent he lacks - is the only skill he desperately needs to win Caya's heart.

©2018 Jennifer Trethewey (P)2018 Audible, Inc. Fiction Historical Fiction Romance Dream Scotland Heartfelt Highlander
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Second book I have had in this series. As good as the first, with a different one of the cousins as the main character. Really well narrated.

Good.

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Second in the series, Declan is a sweetheart, Caya has her charms, some bits really made me chuckle! Narration is a bit hit and miss but will probably carry on with the rest of the series now I’m used to it.

Some funny bits

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truly a wonderful love story. thank ruth. I enjoyed listening to this book and looking forward to listening to more in the series

absolutely fantastic book

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I Loved this book as much as the first. The plot keeps you guessing & keeps you hooked.
There are laughs & surprises a plenty.
The narrator brings the book to life.
I would definitely recommend it.

I Loved this Book

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I disliked the female lead making so many poor judgements or blunders, resulting in her having to be saved so often throughout the book. I also found the narrators pronunciation of 'prayers' so odd that I actually googled the pronunciation online to see whether it was in fact supposed to be pronounced pray-yers. No.

Annoying in parts

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