I received an Audible version of "A Knight to Claim My Own (The MacLarens, #2)" as a gift from the author via Story Origin. The narrator employed a very strong Scottish accent, which took a little getting used to, particularly her male voices. There were a few instances where I struggled to understand what she was saying, but she definitely poured a lot of feeling and excitement into the story. Lynette and Ian's story was very entertaining. It really captured the rough, tough, and violent times...

Audiobook review: This was my first foray into Sherry Ewing's world, and let me tell you, it definitely won't be my last! "A Knight to Claim My Own (The MacLarens, #2)" kept me utterly hooked with its thrilling plot twists and turns. Lynet is a fantastic character – independent, sassy, and quick-witted. Her snarky comebacks had me laughing out loud. And Ian MacGillivray? Swoon! He's everything you could possibly want in a Highland hero. I was completely invested in their dangerous and passionate...

This is Lynet and Ian's story. The last time Ian saw Lynet, he was a soldier. She was in love with him, but her father considered him too low-ranking to be a suitable match. Now, Ian is Laird of Urquhart Castle. He's determined to marry Lynet, if he can win the tournament. I found the premise of "A Knight to Claim My Own (The MacLarens, #2)" by Sherry Ewing to be interesting. The writing is solid, and the characters are well-developed. However, I didn't fully connect with the story; it didn't qu...

The more stubborn they are, the harder they fall. It was highly entertaining watching Ian, who insisted he didn't need any wench and spurned them all, finally realize that he did, in fact, need a bride... and, naturally, Lynet then wants nothing to do with him. To further complicate things, others also desire her, and he finds her missing every time he turns around. Life in the 12th century is no walk in the park, and protecting your possessions—both property and the people who depend on you—is ...

Okay! This book had all the right ingredients. A solid plot and well-developed characters.

Problem: I just couldn't fully immerse myself in the story. Even though the writing was good, I didn't feel connected to the narrative. As far as historical romance book reviews go, this one is tough because while technically sound, **A Knight to Claim My Own (The MacLarens, #2) by Sherry Ewing** just didn't click for me.

Beautiful cover, adventurous storyLynet has been in love with Ian since she was a child. However, Ian rode away from Berwyck Castle when she was 14 and never looked back.Now Ian has learned that his brother is dead and he is the new laird of Urquhart Castle. He must take a wife, and his mind turns to Lynet. Meanwhile, Lynet finds that Rolf wishes to marry her. This Dristan will not allow. He arranges for a tournament with the winner claiming Lynet's hand.This is the situation Ian finds when he r...

Lynet's been head-over-heels for Sir Ian since she was just 14. Ian's told her to move on and find someone else, but no one seems to measure up. Lynet's brother-in-law, the fearsome Devil's Dragon, Dristan, gets fed up with Lynet constantly finding fault in every suitor, so he declares a tournament. The winner gets Lynet's hand in marriage. Now, Ian has to fight for the young woman who's been haunting his dreams ever since he left Berwyck Castle six years ago. Their path is anything but smooth, ...

I can't remember the last time a book hit me this hard. By the time I reached the end of *A Knight to Claim My Own (The MacLarens, #2)*, I was in tears. Seriously, it takes a lot to get me that emotional these days!This book tells Lynet and Ian's story, and it’s the latest installment in Sherry Ewing's *The MacLarens* series. I enjoyed the previous books, but this one immediately jumped to the top of my list.It was great seeing familiar faces from the other books, and we also get introduced to R...

Don't Miss Out On This Amazing And Emotional Journey! Lynet has waited six years for Ian to return, but after a heartbreaking letter, she knows she needs to move on. Then her brother-in-law, tired of waiting for her to choose someone, decides to hold a competition for her hand. Ian finds out that he is now a laird and in need of a wife. Ian thinks he just needs to collect Lynet, but now he must contend with rivals and Lynet herself to win back her heart.This book was written so well, and I'm so ...

This is Lynet MacLaren's story. She's the sister of Amiria, who was the heroine in *If My Heart Could See You Now*, the first book in The MacLarens series. Lynet has been in love with Ian MacGillivray since she was a girl and has waited years for him to come back and claim her as his wife. But her brother-in-law decides it's time for her to marry and sets out to find her a good match. Lynet is furious that her husband will be chosen without her input. Ian finally returns when he unexpectedly bec...