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How to Lose a Lass

A Hot Scots Prequel

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How to Lose a Lass

By: Anna Durand
Narrated by: Marian Hussey, Aaron Shedlock
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An intercontinental romance goes off the rails big time in this steamy second chance story from the Hot Scots universe.

When a former Marine and a Scottish lass meet, it's lust at first sight. But American Gavin Douglas never counted on Jamie MacTaggart's family butting into their romance. His old wounds and her burly brothers keep getting in the way. The stress of an intercontinental relationship doesn't help either.

If you've listened to the Hot Scots, you know how Gavin and Jamie's story begins and ends. But what happened in the middle? How did everything go so wrong? Find out in November 2023.

How to Lose a Lass is a Hot Scots prequel novella that fleshes out the story of Gavin and Jamie's rocky road to their happy ending. This story leads into Gift-Wrapped in a Kilt, which is available now.

©2023 Lisa A. Shiel (P)2023 Jacobsville Books
Contemporary Romantic Comedy

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