Lost with a Scot

Written by Lauren Smith

Narrated by Shane East and Catriona MacRae

Brooding, intense, passionate…

These are the three things Anna knows about the mysterious man who rescues her when she washes up on the shores after Scotland after surviving a shipwreck. With no memory of who she is except her name, she must rely on this darkly handsome Scot, Aiden Kincade as she searches for answers about her past. The more time she spends with Aiden, the more his heated looks, and fiery kisses ignite desires she never knew she had. But she fears that finding out who she is will only tear her and Aiden apart.

The last thing Aiden Kincade expects is to find a beautiful woman half-drowned while he rides along the beach. But the moment he takes her into his arms, he realizes that this is the woman he has dreamed about for years, the woman who had been prophesied to bring about his death should he dare to love her. And yet denying his love for her is as impossible as drawing his next breath.

It’s clear from the moment they meet, that fate has brought them together. But as Anna’s past begins to surface, and a terrible danger looms over her, Aiden fears that he might lose everything and everyone he holds dear unless he can find a way to defy destiny.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lauren Smith
• Release date: Mar 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9781956227246

Reviews for Lost with a Scot

[sarinhamac48 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Still only halfway through, but the female narrator's "foreigner" accents all sound like Christopher Walken & it's beyond amusing, as I do keep picturing him narrating those parts :)

The male narrator's voice is sexy as hell... I wish they'd used him more!

I liked the beginning, but I really struggled towards the end...

[claire · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Loved the story it was a bit different to the others so I enjoyed it even more. Loved how the rest of the League of Rogues and Aiden's brothers and all their wives were included in the story. I love it when the main characters of the previous books are included.
As for the narrators I would have preferred Shane East narrating only. Or else once there's a male and a female narrating, the dialogue should be read according to the gender. I don't see any point in using a male and a female if they don't do that. It's pointless. The female narrators's male voices were awful.
Now on to the next one, Escaping the Earl.