The Highlander's Fallen Angel

Brotherhood of Solway Moss, Book 2

By: Heather McCollum

Narrated by: Dave Gillies, Mhairi Morrison

Three months after escaping an English prison, Kenan Macdonald's been taken captive. Again. Only this time, he's been taken by a green-eyed slip of a lass. The crafty maiden snuck him a sleeping draught in hopes of convincing the Highland chief to help save her clan. This lovely creature could certainly be the devil . . . and oh, he is tempted.

Tierney MacNicol is desperate. She's on the verge of being forced into marriage to a vicious brute who's determined to take over the MacNicol clan. Her only hope of escape is to find another man to marry her—and fast. But convincing the brawny, towering chief of Clan Macdonald isn't going to be easy. And her last, most desperate plan requires a near-unthinkable approach that sends her pulse skittering: seducing Kenan.

Tierney has a reputation for being rash, almost foolhardy. But with her clan on the brink of destruction, she'll do whatever it takes to protect those she loves—and the secret she's been hiding from Kenan. Even if it means an all-out war among the clans . . .

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Heather McCollum (P)2025 Tantor Media

details with the characters and the flow of the book make it enjoyable

I did not dislike anything about this book.. maybe extend this series, lot of great characters to develop

Dedication to each other

It wa an interesting story and kept my attention. Missed the mark when birth was given to a single. Should’ve at least been twins!

Incredible

I loved the first book and I was very excited for this book. I got so excited when I realized the author has the women of these Highlanders being connected to the four elements. You would not think it was going to go in that direction just by the first book. Now that I know this I'm obsessed!!! I believe that it book three will be out in January and it'll probably be the water element.

I hope Heather reads this

Heather had a special partnership with Tim Campbell narrating her books. Why fix what isn't broke? Also when you have two narrators a male and female, you expect the woman to speak the female parts and the male to speak the male parts. Not with these two. They take turns reading and you have to listen to men doing the female voices half the time and vice versa for the woman. They should try listening to the Jacobite Chronicles to see how it should be done.