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great urban romantic fantasy
After countless warnings to stop his involvement in the lives of mortals, Queen Aoibheal of the Tuatha De punishes Adam Black. Aoibheal turns him into a mortal human, but worse the Fae monarch also curses him with the Feth Fiada enchantment, a spell he has used to appear invisible among mortals when he wanted to make undetected mischief as human senses cannot notice the invisible. Adam believes this punishment is cruel and inhuman.---- A few months later in Cincinnati Adams seeks his half-Fae son, Circenn Brodie to help him. However, Adam is shocked when law student Gabrielle O'Gallaghan behaves as if she sees him. Gabby flees, but Adam chases after her as he feels she can help him converse with Circenn. When his ancient enemies led by High Counselor Darroc try to kill Adam as part of a bigger plot and willingly use Gabby as a pawn, he knows he must keep her safe even if it means his life. When Adam first pursued Gabby, he never expected to fall in love.---- Noted for her Highland romances, Karen Marie Moning provides her a great urban romantic fantasy. Fans will appreciate the womanizing Adam¿s seduction of Gabby as he uses all his ruses from chasing endless women, but the modern third law student forces him to look inside to his heart. Adam is a wonderful egotistical male, but what makes this story so much fun is the pragmatic Gabby as the only one who can see the thorny hunk and his deadly foes. THE IMMORTAL HIGHLANDER is a fantastic tale that will bring more fans to the already popular Ms. Moning.---- Harriet Klausner
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Anonymous
Posted March 4, 2012
OK, I'm not one to dole out oh my God's, but OH MY GOD. I have r
OK, I'm not one to dole out oh my God's, but OH MY GOD. I have read this book at least 3, almost 4 times. I'm still tingling from the heat this book exudes. Not to mention the hilarious way Gabby claims her man for herself. Like she needed to. Oh jealously. What an aphrodisiac. I laughed so hard. In regards to the love scenes, I thought Mist of the Highlander was hot! If you need a mental vacation this weekend, try this book or any of the Highlander's series. They'll make you want to book a flight to Scotland and find a Highlander of your very own!
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Adam Black became one of my favorite characters in the Highlande
Adam Black became one of my favorite characters in the Highlander Series (though, he didn't start out that way...lol). I loved the culmination of his character in this story. I have read both the Highlander Series and the Fever Series and love the little nuances that tie them together.
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Good book
Good book
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Love KMM's Highlanders
For eons Adam Black has aided humanity and meddled in its affairs, much to the chagrin of the queen of the Seelie Court. He has finally pushed her too far and finds himself, a once powerful Fae, invisible and very human. But he is still as resourceful as ever, and finds a way to reach the queen and plea to have his curse lifted with the help of a young lawyer, Gabrielle O'Callaghan, a human born with the ability to see his kind. As old enemies yearn to take advantage of his weakened state, threatening his life and all existence, Adam discovers that Gabrielle threatens a heart he never thought he had.
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Adam, an ancient Tuatha Dé Fae suffering under a new mortal status, is confronted with a single Sidhe-seer (pronounced "shee-seer" and refers to one who can see the Fae realm and its inhabitants), Gabrielle. Thinking he can have a little fun with her while being punished in the human world, Adam is shocked to learn she not only doesn't wish for his amorous attention, but doesn't want anything to do with him at all. This sensual game between them intensifies when Hunters show up not only for Gabby, but also Adam. Now, they are both on the run in hopes of revealing a dark traitor to the Queen of the Tuatha Dé Fae's Seelie Court, Aoibheal (pronounced "Ah-veel"), before times run out. Only problem - Adam is being punished by having no connections to the Fae realm and Gabrielle is the only one who can see him . . . thus they must work together in order to survive.
This Highlander Series has been a constant go-to selection for me to re-read, for years. I adore her intriguing characters and can always fall back into the interesting stories of her couples. Great story telling never gets boring! My favorite book would still be The Dark Highlander, but The Immortal Highlander comes in at a close second. What prompted me to re-read this time was the fact my friend borrowed all my Fever Series books, thus I wanted to get caught up with the mischievous beginnings of Darroc, who eventually becomes the dark Lord & Master (I'll stop right there for those not up-to-date in the Fever Series).
I am happy I re-read this one, again! The story flows smoothly, the writing makes you smile, the romance is smoldering, and the characters are addicting . . . what couldn't be better? It makes me wish, upon finishing, that there were many many more Highlander books coming out by KMM, but sadly I'll have to wait till the final Mac tale is released in January to get my Fae/Highlander fix . . . like the rest of the world.
Likes: Having all my favorite characters in the same MacKeltar castle . . . yummy!
Dislikes: Gwen & Chloe kind of rubbed me the wrong way, almost too accepting of the paranormal world they live in and sickeningly happy in marriage. I didn't know what I was expecting, but it was almost too syrupy sweet with a cherry on top for my taste. -
Anonymous
Posted March 28, 2012
Stonepaw
I've been locked out of camp. Jsyk.
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Anonymous
Posted March 24, 2012
This book has a golden aura
I think I'd seriously die of shock if KMM wrote a bad book. For realz! As always . . . AWESOME!!!! Of course once you start you can't stop. I cried. I laughed & when I'm done with this series I'm going to re-read the fever series b/c there are definitely interesting things that you'll learn here thst cross over into that amazing series! (You can definitely read one w/o the other, but why?)
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Anonymous
Posted March 24, 2012
Silverleaf
Talk to me here.
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Anonymous
Posted March 13, 2012
Great
Loved it
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HeatherA
Posted February 2, 2012
Excellent read!!
Great series by an amazing author! Love what she has done with the characters and how everyone gets their story!
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Anonymous
Posted January 22, 2012
Wow
Just amazing!
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Anonymous
Posted January 5, 2012
Gorgeously terrificly addictiv
I didn't count how much time did I read this book.. and there is this same passionnate emotion that I feel everytime I read it... again and again, it never fade away but growing so deeply that I don't know what kind of faery word can describe this master piece..
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Plus, I have to admit it, I did't read all the highlander saga, but this only one can be read without the whole story because apparently it's kinda spin-off. So don't hesitate and pass away of this fabulous journey with Adam Black.. the fairy tale we all want secretly.. -
Anonymous
Posted December 16, 2011
The best book in the series.
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Wonderful!
I loved this book. It was such a diversion for me. I normally don't read these romance novels but I so enjoyed this one. I liked the time travel aspect of it and the hero is so enthralling and oh so sexy!
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Posted October 27, 2011
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Anonymous
Posted October 15, 2011
The best of the Series!!
What a great story. I love it, love it ,love it!!
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Anonymous
Posted September 28, 2011
sexy and DEFINITELY worth it!
Moning is an EXCEPTIONAL author. This novel is Moning at her best! Sexy, exciting, and an all around utterly delectable story between the unfamous Fae (part of the Tuatha De Danaan), Adam Black, and Sidhe-seer, Gabrielle O'Callaghan. DEFINITELY worth the purchase!!!!! (read beyond the highland mist, the highlander's kiss, and the dark highlander also for more great steamy romantic reads by Moning!)
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ElvisIN
Posted September 16, 2011
Entertaining but predictable.
Overall I enjoyed this book. I expected a little bit more from these books because I loved Ms. Moning's Fever series. The Highlander series is a little more predicatable, and the characters are also a little empty. The love scenes are well written, and the plot kept me interested. I would recommend the Highlander series for a "lunch break read". However, if your a Fever fan don't expect to fall in love with these characters.
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Rita28
Posted September 2, 2011
Love it!!!!!
OMG this book was fantastic, I couldn't put it down I read it in 2 days, could of read it in one day but had to sleep. I love Adam Black, he gave up everything to be with his true love mate come on how can you not love it!!! I love all of the Highlander Series the heroes in the books are amazing. It is a MUST read.
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Adam Black at his best
Adam Black was downright nasty in the first book, a little more likable in the 3rd, and he became a hero of sorts in the 5th. Now it's his turn to shine and shine he does in his own book. Fever readers will appreciate the backstory of Darroc and how he came to be in the Fever world. The last four books in the Highlander series are absolutely wonderful.
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