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The Naked Laird
by Sally MacKenzie
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This book overlaps with the naked baron.
Ian and Nell have been estranged for a decade. They married young and in love but had a falling out after a miscarriage. They’ve lived apart ever since.
They find themselves surprised to be at a house party together - and forced into the same room. Their devious hosts insist there are no other rooms. They are forced to confront their pasts.
It’s a pretty shallow story even for a novella. They dance around each other for a bit, continuing all sorts of misunderstandings. Lust brings them back together. They finally have one simple conversation and wipe away a lost decade. Instead of feeling like some kind of romantic triumph, it just feels sad that they wasted a decade on such basic misconceptions.
Ian and Nell have been estranged for a decade. They married young and in love but had a falling out after a miscarriage. They’ve lived apart ever since.
They find themselves surprised to be at a house party together - and forced into the same room. Their devious hosts insist there are no other rooms. They are forced to confront their pasts.
It’s a pretty shallow story even for a novella. They dance around each other for a bit, continuing all sorts of misunderstandings. Lust brings them back together. They finally have one simple conversation and wipe away a lost decade. Instead of feeling like some kind of romantic triumph, it just feels sad that they wasted a decade on such basic misconceptions.