Nauti Dreams
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Third in a sizzling trilogy by the New York Times bestselling author of Nauti Boy and Nauti Nights. Natches Mackay separated himself from his family years ago, except for the two cousins who gave him the only family he’d known. Now he’s being dragged back into his father’s life in ways that could destroy him and the one woman who tempts him beyond reason: Government… Product details and pricing info |
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23 Customer Reviews Posted
- OMG, It actually had a plot and wasn't just about the sex!!!
- Surprisingly, this Lora Leigh story actually had a plot and the sex didn't override everything else. I give it 5 stars! It was great! I really liked how the hero and heroine both had physical and emotional scars. They were perfect for each other. I also liked that it really wasn't an erotic story (unlike most of her other books) because I just don't go for those type stories. If you want a good romantic story that has a good plot and doesn't go way overboard into the erotic junk, then try a Nalini Singh book.
- 2008-11-29, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- You have to love this "Nauti" boy
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So hot and so good - that's my short review.
Now the detailed one. "Nauti dreams" is number three in the "Nauti" series by Lora Leigh (love her) and like her other books it's pretty graphic about sexual details, so if you have trouble with reading things like that this book is not for you. But if you like all the glory details like I do this book is just right for you.
Ok, it's all about Natches, the baddest and darkest of the boys, and Agent Greta/Chaya Dane who we know from "Nauti Nights".
What nobody knows is that Natches and Chaya actually met some years ago in Iraq where Greta lost her daughter and nearly her life but Natches managed to save her. Chaya wants nothing more than to forget meeting Natches be he doesn't give her a chance because meeting her changed his life. Because nobody knows about their past the boys, especially Dawg, don't understand the relationship between Natches and Chaya and actually dislike her.
In the present Chaya is back in Somerset because of orders from Cranston in order to finally solve the mystery of the local terror group that we already heard about in book 2. Unfortunatly the head of the group is closer to Natches as he would like to, so there's no way Chaya can avoid getting in close contact to Natches and begining to trust her feelings for him and accept that life handed her a second chance to be happy.
Natches was a major suprise for me because what I thought of him after the first two books was absolutly not true and he is so much more than he seemed to be. You just have to love him and right know he is my favourite Nauti boy. Caring, loyal, sexy as hell and willing to do everything for the people he loves - you have to adore him.
The end of the book is a major highlight - all I'm saying is that I love to see strong men weak in certain situations.
So all in all I loved this book and can't wait for "Nauti Intentions" coming out next year with the focus on Alex and Janey.
Enjoy.
S.M. - 2008-11-10, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Nauti Dreams (The Nauti Trilogy, Book 3)
- Lora Leigh is a wonderful author. This series is well written, compelling and engrossing. You won't want the books to end.
- 2008-09-24, 0 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Not as good as her others.
- Getting a little out there with the whole terrorist plot. But I still recommend it. LL on a bad day trumps most other romance writers at their best.
- 2008-09-20, 0 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- perfection
- The book came well before it was marked to and it was in perfect condition. Will certainly buy from them again.
- 2008-09-20, 0 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
