Highland Burn (Guardians of Scotland Book 1)

Enjoyable read, love the story of dragons and Scotland. There were areas that I'd wish the authors would have elaborated on, instead of just moving on. Did need a bit of tissues, overall I will read this again and look forward to more stories in this series.

Victoria Zak did a wonderful job with this book. I really enjoyed it and hope to read more of her books. It had romance, mystery and I even found my self laughing out loud at times. It is one that is a must read. You will not be disappointed.

Highland Burn was Just Okay. Nothing to write home about. Same storyline as many other Highlander Historical Romances. Except these Highlanders are Dragonkine Shifters.

Another story where King Robert the Bruce has order a marriage. This time its his illegitimate daughter Abigale Bruce and the Dragonkine guardian James the Black Douglas know as the bogie man!!

Of course there is a jealous enemy in this case two enemies. Who kidnap and hurt the heroine of the story Abigale. Who of course has a mind of her own and nobody tells her what to do, so of course she gets kidnapped by the enemy.

I gave the story 3 stars because of the Dragons and the book was free Thank Goodness!! If more time had been given to the powers of dragons it would have been a much better story. Anyway I didn't hate it and I didn't love it so 3 stars!!

loved the prologue on this book..dragons and love set in Scotland was must read for me...but as i got into the story I feel it was lacking a bit..and was waiting for more characters to come into it..it was then rush at the end..so I felt like the book was a let down..I hope when next books continued..that more characters and the storyline be brought more into dept

The story line of a Knight Dragon shifter seemed like it wouldn't work, BUT IT DOES? The more I read the more interesting the story gets. Pare the hunky knight with a precocious princess and a lively tale ensues.

The characters were somewhat immature for my taste and the dialog felt too twentieth century. I wanted to like this story, but it was just a little underdeveloped for me. Let's face it, all stories like this have a similar pattern, but I prefer ones that make you forget the pattern. I give it 3 stars because I was interested enough to finish it, but it was one I picked up and read on my phone from time to time, not one I couldn't put down.