Review: Outlaw Ever After by E. Elizabeth Watson
When she was just a lass, Peigi Grant attended a wedding—one that quickly turned into a night of bloodshed and grief. Through it all, there were whispers of the Comyn heir, a boy accused of the crime, who mysteriously disappeared.
Now it’s fourteen years later, and Peigi’s never breathed a word to a soul about that fateful night…or her role in helping the boy escape. But she never would have dared imagine that sweet boy turning into a roguish warrior who could shatter her heart and her reputation.
Alexander is drawn to Peigi by her clear, sweet voice. Her loveliness—along with an uncanny sensation of fate—tempts him to lay down his war scythe forever. But his clan, his lands, and his very birthright were stolen by the Grant clan…and vengeance still calls to him.
They don’t know his true name. But the Grants will come to fear his wrath…even if it destroys the one person who could tame his wild, Highlander heart.
Outlaw Ever After is an intoxicating, enemies-to-lovers romance between two people fated to fall for each other…even if it sets all of Scotland ablaze.
The Highland Handfasts series is best enjoyed in order.
Reading
Book #1 Twelfth Knight's Bride
Book #2 A Highland Rogue to Ruin
Book #3 Outlaw Ever After
Outlaw Ever After by E. Elizabeth Watson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
When Peigi Grant was a young girl, she and her family attended a wedding that quickly turned into a night of bloodshed and grief. The young Comryn heir was accused of committing the crime, but he mysteriously disappeared that night.
Fourteen years later, Peigi never said a word about that fateful night or her role in helping the boy escape. She never imagined that sweet boy would turn into a warrior.
Alexander is drawn to Peigi. Her loveliness tempts him to lay down his sword forever. But his clan, his lands, and his birthright were stolen by the Grant clan. And vengeance still calls to him.
They don't know his real name. But the Grants will fear his wrath.
Thanks so much to the author and Entangled for this ARC to review.
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