Highland Honor by Madelyn Hill

Highland Honor by Madelyn Hill
Publisher: Soul Mate Publishing
Genre: Historical
Length: Full Length (214 pgs)
Heat Level: Hot
Rating 4 stars
Reviewed by Snapdragon

Lady Honor MacAllister can heal everything but a broken heart . . .

Lady Honor does not believe in marriage. Her father’s death broke her mother’s spirit and took her from her daughters emotionally well before her own death. When Honor is attacked in the forest, she keeps the event to herself, lest her lairds search for the man and strike him down. As a healer, she’ll do anything it takes not to cause harm. Rumors of attacks in the Highlands forces the lairds to increase guards and security measures. When Bryce Calder is assigned to protect Lady Honor, she fights the burgeoning attraction for the man, knowing she’ll never risk her heart to love.
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Warrior Bryce Calder trusts no woman. Women only strive to better themselves through cunning, as his father warned throughout his childhood. When he is asked to escort Lady Honor while she gathers healing herbs, he is vexed. Training the men and protecting the clan are his duties, not following the sharped-tongued lass about the wood. With each passing day, Bryce becomes enchanted by Lady Honor, despite his father’s words, but his unworthiness halts any proclamation of his desire.

An unlikely partnership develops during the frequent trips to the forest and work in the apothecary. The walls each has erected to protect their hearts and their future crumbles. Until a stranger arrives at the keep. Lady Honor’s secret is threatened to be revealed putting in jeopardy the growing romance between the ardent healer and the reluctant warrior-suitor.

Honor MacAllister is the herbalist of the clan. She’s driven to help others through natural remedies, a skill she largely struggles to develop on her own. Her efforts to acquire proper herbs lead her into the forest…and into horrific danger. Her life might revolve around her apothecary and her magical teas (with the great appreciation of her clan) but those remedies can do little to heal her spirit.

Already mistrustful of men, events land her an equally mistrustful guard, Bryce. He may be a wonderful warrior, but had ‘no use’ for Lady Honor’s ‘kind.’ He appreciates kindness and loyalty, like he finds in his horse. Indeed, we have some sense of Bryce’s kindness first through his care of the great beast. He’s not the sort to charm a woman though: even the thought of Honor’s sharp tongue ‘befuddled him.’

Events are quick, and its hard to stop reading this one, once you begin and, although you expect you can guess where it’s going, you won’t want to miss a minute of it.

Highland Honor is readable and engaging if a tad predictable: you get what you expect here. Fans of this type of historical fiction will enjoy it. The covers of Hill’s books are marvelously well done. They give the reader a wonderful hint about what the books contain.