Blog Review - One Hot Scot by Donna Alam
One Hot Scot by Donna Alam
Synopsis
Fin Hayes has ninety-nine problems. Quite literally.
She's lost her husband, her job, recently avoided jail time, and is back living in the place she's always loathed . . . when problem #100 walks in.
Rory Tremaine is ripped, rich, and handsome, and a blast from the past who seems to have no recollection of Fin. But second time around that's okay, because when she's near his firm ass and tattoos, she's using a fake name anyway.
At least she won't be leaving her virginity behind this time. Instead, she might just risk losing her heart.
She's lost her husband, her job, recently avoided jail time, and is back living in the place she's always loathed . . . when problem #100 walks in.
Rory Tremaine is ripped, rich, and handsome, and a blast from the past who seems to have no recollection of Fin. But second time around that's okay, because when she's near his firm ass and tattoos, she's using a fake name anyway.
At least she won't be leaving her virginity behind this time. Instead, she might just risk losing her heart.
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A second chance at love, finding yourself type of book is what I thought of One Hot Scot. And Rory was definitely hot!
Fin moves back to the island to try and turn her life around after losing everything dear to her. When she runs into Rory, a blast from her past, she realizes he doesn't remember her so why not have a little fun. And boy do they have fun...HOT, SEXY Fun!
This story had me cheering them on for a future, upset for past hurts, and wanting to slap them in the present. It was a book that kept my attention and had me laughing and crying and wanting more from it.
Fin moves back to the island to try and turn her life around after losing everything dear to her. When she runs into Rory, a blast from her past, she realizes he doesn't remember her so why not have a little fun. And boy do they have fun...HOT, SEXY Fun!
This story had me cheering them on for a future, upset for past hurts, and wanting to slap them in the present. It was a book that kept my attention and had me laughing and crying and wanting more from it.
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