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A review by bethp
Dirty Sexy Scot by Melissa Blue
5.0
In this installment in the Under the Kilt series, which has some serious #dirtysexygeek undertones, Sherlock fandom leads to love. And I enjoyed every single minute of it!
For a Type-A, plan-every-detail person like me, spontaneous globe-trotting Mia was a fascinating heroine to read. I’m incredibly happy that the author made Mia into a fully-developed character when it would have been very easy to have her fall into the mold of a manic pixie dream girl. Mia’s motivations and internal conflicts are key in every decision she makes.
Kincaid is such a great hero. Hard on the outside, soft on the inside. His ability to read Mia and his active seeking of consent combine to make him one of the swoon-worthiest heroes I’ve read in 2018.
This story is filled with humor, passion, and quite a bit of sexual frustration as Mia and Kincaid are repeatedly interrupted mid-sexytimes by friends and family. But overall it really is a warm hug of a book and I highly recommend it.
For a Type-A, plan-every-detail person like me, spontaneous globe-trotting Mia was a fascinating heroine to read. I’m incredibly happy that the author made Mia into a fully-developed character when it would have been very easy to have her fall into the mold of a manic pixie dream girl. Mia’s motivations and internal conflicts are key in every decision she makes.
Kincaid is such a great hero. Hard on the outside, soft on the inside. His ability to read Mia and his active seeking of consent combine to make him one of the swoon-worthiest heroes I’ve read in 2018.
This story is filled with humor, passion, and quite a bit of sexual frustration as Mia and Kincaid are repeatedly interrupted mid-sexytimes by friends and family. But overall it really is a warm hug of a book and I highly recommend it.