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A review by emmylux7
A Lord for the Lass by Angie Morgan, Amalie Howard
3.0
Consent tends to be an issue when dealing with erotica. I'm happy to report that that was not the case with this book. More people in this genre should take note of how these authors delt with that; especially if your character has been abused. Bravo to Howard & Morgan.
Unfortunately there wasn't much of a plot beyond the fear McKenna had of being kidnapped by her dead husband's clan. Which is reasonable, but lost its tension by the midway point. I also was able to call out the "plot twist" fairly early on. Seriously how could the other characters not see that?!
I look forward to reading other books by Howard & Morgan; both together and separately. And recommend others do the same.
Unfortunately there wasn't much of a plot beyond the fear McKenna had of being kidnapped by her dead husband's clan. Which is reasonable, but lost its tension by the midway point. I also was able to call out the "plot twist" fairly early on. Seriously how could the other characters not see that?!
I look forward to reading other books by Howard & Morgan; both together and separately. And recommend others do the same.