A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW | Reviewed by: Arianne
13th Century, Scottish Highlands…Without warning Emma wakes up and finds herself in a meadow holding onto a steering wheel. She was on her way to a Halloween party dressed like a fairy with pink hair. She starts walking around wondering where she is at during this time. She follows and old woman to a house and a little girl see her and calls to her father she sees a fairy. Her father comes and he cannot believe it and another man comes out of the house, his name is Iain. Iain allows Emma to stay in his house since she has no other place to go too. Emma and Iain fight during this time because they are attracted to each other. This leads to them falling in love with each other. However, Emma has a locket around her neck that can bring her back to the present or she can stay in the past. What will Emma choose…the past or the present?
This is an entertaining story that grabs your attention from the beginning to the very end. The characters are told in a believable way that allows them to have great personalities.
Sep 27, 2009 | 9781419923241
5 - Rare Top Pick | 4.5 - Top Pick | 4 - I Liked It | 3.5 - Enjoyable | 3 - OK | 2.5 - It just didn't click
Book Blurb for Stay With Me
Length: Plus Size Novel
Emma thought she had problems, but when she wakes in 1351 Scotland after a serious car crash, she realizes that her problems are just starting. The locket she wears is the key to the second chance she’s been given, and the people she meets believe that she is a fairy. She becomes the houseguest of a brooding yet magnetic Scotsman named Iain, and discovers in him a tenderness that she never expected.
Iain is suspicious of this mysterious newcomer, but he cannot deny that something about her entrances him. He is haunted by dreams of her darker side, and his need to possess her becomes an increasing obsession. Is she an ordinary woman in extraordinary circumstances, or is she a real fairy as everyone else believes? Iain hopes to discover the reason for her sudden appearance—and a way to convince her to stay.
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