Lana And the Laird
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He had to stop kissing Lana Dounreay. For one thing, it made his trousers far too tight.
But ah, it had been marvelous. He’d loved every nibble, every nip, every velvet touch. And he yearned for more. Ached for more.
And yes. That was why he had to stop kissing her. It made him hopeful, it gave him ideas. It incited mischief.
Aside from that, if he were caught kissing Dunnet’s sister-in-law, it would be a disaster. Dunnet would no doubt demand Lachlan marry her. Lady Dunnet, on the other hand, m...ight demand a duel.
The trouble was, the more he kissed her the less he cared if they were caught. Even with the curse hanging over his head like a sword.
Dougal was waiting in his rooms when he returned. “How was your ride?” he asked.
Lachlan tossed himself into the chair by the fire. “Very illustrative.”
“How so?” His cousin poured him a drink, although Lachlan didn’t want it. He’d just had one with Dunnet and that small dram had eroded his good sense enough to make him think taking a walk with Lana in the garden was a good idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had to stop kissing Lana Dounreay. For one thing, it made his trousers far too tight.
But ah, it had been marvelous. He’d loved every nibble, every nip, every velvet touch. And he yearned for more. Ached for more.
And yes. That was why he had to stop kissing her. It made him hopeful, it gave him ideas. It incited mischief.
Aside from that, if he were caught kissing Dunnet’s sister-in-law, it would be a disaster. Dunnet would no doubt demand Lachlan marry her. Lady Dunnet, on the other hand, m...ight demand a duel.
The trouble was, the more he kissed her the less he cared if they were caught. Even with the curse hanging over his head like a sword.
Dougal was waiting in his rooms when he returned. “How was your ride?” he asked.
Lachlan tossed himself into the chair by the fire. “Very illustrative.”
“How so?” His cousin poured him a drink, although Lachlan didn’t want it. He’d just had one with Dunnet and that small dram had eroded his good sense enough to make him think taking a walk with Lana in the garden was a good idea.
What to read after Lana And the Laird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabrina York to read onlineMoreLess
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