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Highland Stallion

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If you are into the supernatural or mystical (unicorns, elves, faries and such) you will enjoy this book. I'm a sucker for true love and overcoming obsticles and this book is right on the money. Not to mention the notion of finding true love and your ideal man through dream-sharing. Then to find out that he's not totally man or human. That little bit of mystery gets me all the time. Kate Hill is a great author and I have a small collection of her works but am always looking to expand my library with more.

It never hurts for the H/H to say "I love you" but these two are forever saying it and it got old fast for me. I'm glad they lived happily ever after, but the book lacked in excitement. Dream Stallion was better.

You know the author is in trouble when you're skipping over very mediocre sex scenes and the fiftieth exclamation of "Oh, Zach!" and just reading the plot. Kate Hill does an injustice to two very likeable characters and a promising premise by repetitive writing and boring romantic scenes. Zach's life in the mines and his subsequent refusal to marry Sophia, with whom he shares dreams, is done very well and has emotional resonance. His transformation is what kept me reading through to the end, even though I was laughing out loud during what were supposed to be hot sex scenes -- I think the author just gave up on these two. This is the weakest of the three "Stallion" books. Dream Stallion is much more creative and enjoyable.