Lachlan

This was different. It was a smorgasbord of subject matter all rolled into one story. There's time travel, Highlanders, druids and vampires which seems kind of hokie but the author made it work.

Captain Kinley Chandler of the USAF was in an explosion and was caught in enemy fire. She survived but suspects she will soon die in the VA hospital in San Diego. Although her body is a wreck, she was not burned in the explosion. She's never been burned.

Her therapist takes her on a wheelchair ride to try to cheer her up. When the therapist leaves her in an oak grove to run back to the van to get her phone, Kinley sees her chance to roll down the hill and end things.

Instead of dying, she's transported to medieval Scotland in the middle of a show more battle between what looks like Romans and Highlanders. When six Romans surround one of the men, Kinley runs out and ends up frying them with the fire that shoots out of her hands.

She thinks she's either dead or in a coma, dreaming up this wild tale. She is completely healed so she knows it has to be a dream.

Lachlan McDonnel is the laird of his clan. He was fighting the undead when the lass came out from behind the stones and saved his life. He kissed her. She punched him so or of his men knocked her out and he takes her back to his castle.

The book was entertaining and we'll written. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. show less

This had a very strange start. But stick it out. It gets better and was a pretty decent read.

What’s not to love here! Immortals, Highlanders, Undead, Time-travelers, conflict and most importantly, Love that conquers all.