Bride Of The Isle (Harlequin Historical, No. 609)

Rating:
Summary: OK Story
Review: Here is the description off the back cover: "Get out, Ye bloodthirsty half-breed"--Since the infamous Battle of Falkirk, Cristiane MacDhiubh had these words and worse hurled at her in the village streets. Half Scot, half English, she could claim no place as home--until the Lord of Bitterlee, as gallant a knight as any could dream, came in search of a bride. Marriage had been naught but sadness for Adam Sutton, yet duty demanded he wed again. Cristiane MacDhiubh, as fey and wild as his own island fiefdom, might rouse his forgetten passions. But brave of heart though she might be, could Cristiane ever heal his sorrowing soul? It is an OK story, nothing to rave about, but a quick way to pass the time if you have nothing else to read. The plot is one we have all read before, but the characters are nicely done. The author did fool me though, I thought the plot was going to be more violent than it was. Not bad, try it.