April 20, 2026

One prophecy to save the world. Two realms fighting for control. Three Druid sisters who hold the key to salvation and the hearts of the men who would love them. Join New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant as she transports you into the dark and dangerous world of the Druids. AN HONORABLE LAIRD… Laird Connall MacInness was born to a clan that for centuries has been charged with the guarding of the sacred Druids. ‘Tis a duty he has always met with a willing heart, until the day his sister, a Druid priestess, goes missing, and the very Druids he has protected refuse to help him find the last remaining member of his family. Then a 300 year old prophecy places a Druid priestess in his hands for safekeeping. ‘Tis the chance at revenge that he’s been waiting for, but is he willing to pay the cost his revenge will demand–the loss of his mate and the future of Scotland? A WILLING LASS… Glenna MacNeil wants only to be free, to find the purpose of her life. When she is told to look for the dark laird that would free her, she eagerly goes with the powerful laird who fights her clan, not realizing she has set in motion events that will change the course of history.

Highland Mist by Donna Grant was a solid 3.5-star read for me. It had everything I usually enjoy in a Highland romance: rugged warriors, danger, clan drama, protective energy, and a strong heroine trying to survive in a harsh world.

The atmosphere was probably my favorite part of the book. Donna Grant does a great job creating that misty, dramatic Scottish Highlands feel that makes you want to wrap yourself in a blanket and fully disappear into the story. The setting, the clan politics, and the danger surrounding Elena kept things interesting throughout.

Broc definitely delivered on the protective Highland warrior energy. He is strong, loyal, and determined, and I enjoyed watching him slowly break through Elena’s walls. Elena herself was easy to root for because of everything she had endured, and I liked that she had strength without constantly needing to prove it.

That said, while I enjoyed the romance, it did not completely sweep me away emotionally. Some parts felt a little predictable, and I found myself wanting just a bit more depth and tension between the characters. The pacing also slowed down for me in a few places, especially in the middle.

Overall, though, this was still an enjoyable historical romance with plenty of danger, longing, and Highland charm. If you love Scottish warriors, protective heroes, hidden secrets, and medieval romance vibes, this is definitely worth picking up.