Lana by R.K. Lilley
This review is from 2013 and is kept here for reference. Check the link for updates.
- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporaryErotica
- Series
- Novella
Recommendation
This should have been a full-length novel. I could have read 100 more pages about Akira and Lana’s love story and more about life in Hawaii. Though “Lana” is a novella in the Up In The Air series, it can be read as a standalone book. Highly recommend, especially for those of us who love how R.K. Lilley can weave a sordid love scene. [March 2013]
Publisher synopsis
Lana can’t remember a time when she wasn’t hopelessly in love with Akira. Even knowing that he viewed her as a kid sister had never helped to dampen her feelings. One night together only made it worse. After seducing Akira, it became apparent that their love affair was hopelessly one-sided, and heartbroken, Lana fled her beloved island paradise.
Eight years later, Lana finally returns home, planning to stay briefly, and only for business, but her plans go quickly awry when she runs into the man she could never get over.
At just under 34,000 words, this story is a novella.
This book is intended for ages 18+
Review published March 14, 2013