Mackenzie's Legacy: An Anthology (Harlequin Bestsellers)

by Linda Howard

Mackenzie's Mountain

Mary Elizabeth Potter is a self-appointed spinster with no illusions about love. When she meets Wolf Mackenzie, a man with a chip on his shoulder the size of Wyoming, she sets out to convince the whole town he's a man worth loving. But Wolf's not sure he's for the taming of Wolf Mackenzie.

Mackenzie's Mission

Night Wing--the revolutionary test plane with a top secret weapons system--is Colonel Joe "Breed" Mackenzie's number one priority--and weapons expert Caroline Evans his number one distraction. When someone on the inside sabotages Night Wing, Caroline's late hours and expertise come under suspicion, forcing Joe to choose between allegiance to his country...and love for his prime suspect.

• ISBN10: 0778322548
• ISBN13: 9780778322542
• Publish Date: 26 July 2005
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Imprint: Mira Books
• Edition: First Time Trade ed.
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 496
• Language: English

Reviews

[nitzan_schwarz]

Mackenzie's Mountain: September 19th - 20th, 2014
4.5 stars
Okay, Howard. I'm bought. You've managed to make me completely love and adore this story even though there is a form of insta-love in here, and I'm a tough cookie when it comes to Insta Love. I'll be reading more of your books, I can promise you that.

Mackenzie's Mission: November 23rd - 24th, 2014
3.5 stars
Okay, I liked in enough. Definitely sweeping and addictive, just as much as the first book. BUT, I did have a few issues with it mostly, everything happened way too fast. Like, they knew each other literally a week before they became engaged. Now, I know they'll make each other happy, they fit like that, but my god - why couldn't they date for a while longer? And how come no one around them commented on the oddity of marrying so soon!?
Also, I thought Caroline forgave him way too easily. She should've made him work and sweat for it, made him prove himself to her.
Oh, and I would've liked to see more into Joe's head. I felt like I was out of it for most of the read.