The Eternal Highlander (McNachton Vampires)

by Lynsay Sands and Hannah Howell

Book Overview

Writing together for the first time, New York Times bestselling authors Lynsay Sands and Hannah Howell present the darkly passionate story of two men sworn to conquer the hunger that pounds in their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821777203
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: Zebra
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.8" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

VERY SUPRISED

I basically bought this book because of the Scottish theme. There wasn't many reviews so I was a little worried. BUT, this book was great. I loved how the two stories were similiar, but different. They were somewhat short, but they held my interest the whole time. I also loved the whole vampire theme. This book is worth reading, and I am happy to add this one to my collection.

An eternal winner!

While I agree with the others, Howell's story is better than Sands, they are still TWO OUTSTANDING stories. It is kind of like saying chocolate is better than caramel. Come on, they are both yummy! And so are these two stories. The highlanders Cathal and Connall are strong compassionate men who must face a difficult decision. I will not ruin the book - and I hate when reviews do that. A review should encourage you to either read the book or skip it - I highly encourage you to read it. This is an eternal keeper!

Great read.

I bought this book for the Lynsay Sands story, even though the 2 stories were linked & writen by 2 authors (Hannah Howell). Having read Lynsay's other vampire books about the Angeneau's & her contribution in "His immortal embrace", I could wait to read this book & it was great. I loved the characters in both stories. I do hope Hannah & Lynsay will make this into a series with the MacNachton's & MacAdie's. This book has just given me a taster of hopefully thing to come.

two super intertwined tales

This is a really neat premise - two bestseller author working in tandem on the same storyline. Lynsay Sands and Hannah Howell pen the two tales in The Eternal Highlander. This is a real treat for Sands' fan, who know her for her Hysterical Historicals and the wacky Angeneau Vamps. This is a serious story, showing another side of her talent. Hannah Howell has long been known for her strong Scottish Historical. These two talented ladies combine their muses and come up with these interlocking stories. Set in Medieval Times, Cathal and NacNachton and Connal MacAdie are Highlanders, they are cousins, but they are bound in a way deeper than blood or Clan alliances. They have a dark secret that ties them to their Clan, their lands, an ancient curse that has fallen upon all of their ancestry. This curse has seen them stalk the night, and shun neighboring Clans, burning with an unquenchable thirst that drives them and those like them. However, time of their remoteness is fast changing, and the fear their kindred might be hunted down and destroyed, push these two strong men, to lead the way to the future...and light. They can breed out their curse by marriage with Outsiders - women who blood will weaken the taint and forever break the pall of the curse that has made them a Clan apart. In Nightriders by Hannah Howell, Cathal had decided to marry Bridget Callan. Dire circumstances pressed her to accept the offer of marriage to Cathal NacNachton. In The Highland Bridge Lynsay Sand's pens the gentle tale of Connal MacAdie and Eva Claxton. She, too, must marry because of desperate circumstances. The marriages of both of these women draw them into danger as the nature of the men they married slowly comes to light, pulling them into intrigue, danger and desire. Both women are strong and refused to be turned into pawns in a deadly game, with the lives of their husbands and their new Clan - the ultimate prize. Both women have decided to stand by their new spouses and fight for eternal love and the very survival of the Clan. For those who love Scottish Sagas and dark vamps this is a super read. 2004 Reviews International Organization Award of Excellence Finalist (Lynsay Sands) for best short story and 1st Place Winner

Unexpected Love

THIS TWO- PART ANTHOLOGY, COMBINING THE WORKS OF lINDSAY SANDS AND HANNAH HOWELL IN TWO RELATED STORIES TELLS OF LOVE FOUND BY ACCIDENT. IN THE FIRST, A LOST YOUNG LADY ON HER WAY TO VISIT HER COUSIN, TAKES ADVCANTAGE OF THE MOONLIGHT TO FRESHEN UP DURING A REST STOP. UNFORTUNATELY, HER GAURDS WERE KILLED DURING HER REST, AND SHE IS FOUND RUNNING FOR HER LIFE. RESCUED BY STRANGERS, SHE ENDS UP IN A MAN'S BED....tHE ENDING IS GREAT, AND I WON'T SPOIL IT FOR THE READER. MS SANDS TELLS OF A BRIDE BOUGHT FOT A DARK AND MYSTERIOUS LAIRD. fINDING OUT HIS DARKEST SECRETS IS NOT, FOR HER, AS EASY AS FALLING IN LOVE WITH HER HUSBAND. tHE LAIRDS OF THESE STORIES ARE COUSINS WITH SIMILAR PROBLEMS AS THEIR BIRTHRIGHTS, AND INTERESTING SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS. tHE PAIRING OF THESE TOW AUTHORS IS SOMETHING i HOPE HAPPENS AGAIN. i FOUND THIS BOOK TO BE A FAST READ, ONE i COULD NOT PUT DOWN, AND i RECOMMEND IT TO THOSE LOOKING FOR A FAST AND SEXY READ.