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Nauti Boy by Lora Leigh Review

Title: Nauti Boy

Author: Lora Leigh

First published March 1, 2007

294 pages, Trade Paperback

ISBN: 9780425214138 (ISBN10: 0425214133)

Rating: 4.04

Overview

Eight years ago, Rowdy Mackay couldn’t resist the seductive advances of Kelly Benton, but his duty as a U.S. Marine called him away. Now, he’s back and ready to indulge in the kind of erotic games that he and his cousins are known for.

However, Kelly is no longer the confident young woman he left behind. A brutal attack has left her terrified and unable to trust men.

As Rowdy fights to protect the only woman he’s ever loved, he must also help her overcome her fears and satisfy a hunger that burns between them. Will they be able to overcome their past and embrace a future together?

Find out in Lora Leigh’s steamy novel, Nauti Boy.

About the Author

Lora Leigh lives in the scenic rolling hills of Kentucky, where she finds inspiration in the tranquil surroundings. Her mind is filled with vivid and colorful images of characters who are determined to take over her writing life.

She battles to capture these ideas before they disappear as quickly as they came to her. Though her family and writing career co-exist, they don’t always live in perfect harmony.

However, Lora manages to find relative peace between the two. She shares her home with an assortment of pets, friends, and a teenager who keeps her on her toes with his quick wit.

Her fans provide her with constant support and remind her why she loves to write every day.

Editoral Review

Nauti Boy by Lora Leigh is a steamy romance novel that was first published on March 1, 2007. As a bestselling author in the genre, Leigh has a reputation for engaging plots, complex characters, and plenty of passion.

This book is no exception, and it will delight fans of the romance genre who are looking for an indulgent read with a hint of danger and suspense. The plot of Nauti Boy centers around the relationship between the two main characters, Natches Mackay and Rowdy Mackay.

Natches is a former Marine who returns home to Kentucky to help his family with their business. Rowdy is his childhood friend and the local law enforcement officer.

When Natches falls for Rowdy’s sister, Christa, Rowdy is forced to confront his own feelings for Natches. However, a dangerous threat from Natches’ past threatens to tear apart the delicate balance of their relationships.

Leigh’s writing is positively thrilling, and she is a master of creating steamy chemistry between her characters. The setting of small-town Kentucky is rendered with impressive detail, giving readers a sense of the place’s unique culture and vibe.

The main characters are complex and well-developed, with realistic flaws and believable motivations. Leigh is clearly invested in the development of her characters, and it pays off in spades.

The pacing of the plot is smooth and engaging, with enough twists and turns to keep readers on their toes. There are, however, some limitations to the book.

Some readers may find the plot predictable or clichd, and the characterizations somewhat one-dimensional. Additionally, some may find the steamy scenes and language a bit too graphic or explicit.

However, Leigh’s passionate writing is undoubtedly the main draw of this novel, and it is sure to satisfy fans of the genre. Overall, Nauti Boy is a well-crafted romance novel that will appeal to fans of the genre.

While it is far from perfect, Leigh’s writing is engaging and thrilling, with plenty of steam and passion to satisfy readers. For anyone who loves a good romance novel, Nauti Boy is a must-read.

4/5 stars.

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