RORY IN A KILT is told from Rory’s POV. He is one of the more unique romance novels I have read about in awhile. He meets Emery in a bar in New Orleans while wearing his kilt and does everything he normally wouldn’t do from that point on.
Rory is grumpy, emotionally inept, and determined to never fall in love again. What better formula for a marriage of convenience with a hot, sensual, playful and intelligent woman?
It’s a great story with the right amount of Scottish dialect, foreign endearments and curses and a type of formal language for Rory that make him seem untouchable. I enjoyed reading about Emery exasperating, teasing and frustrating him back to life.
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