Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson dives into a world where the Loch Ness monster isn’t just a myth—it’s a man, and a broody, muscular one at that. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when an American woman with stubborn determination meets a secretive Scotsman who has a monstrous side (literally), this is the romance for you.
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Plot Overview: Under Loch and Key
Synopsis: Keyanna “Key” MacKay has enough on her plate without mysterious men complicating things. After losing her father, she journeys to Scotland to scatter his ashes in Loch Ness, honoring his final wish. Simple enough, right? Wrong.
For starters, her estranged grandparents are the warmest hosts this side of Antarctica. Her grandmother is holding onto grudges so tightly they could qualify for Olympic weightlifting. Her cousin Brodie seems nice, but nice in that “what are you hiding?” way. And then there’s Lachlan Greer. Handsome. Grumpy. Built like a Highland god. Lives in the guest cottage. Calls her an idiot at their very first meeting. Charming, isn’t he?
But wait—there’s more. The vibes between Key and Lachlan? Sparks? Flying faster than a Scottish rainstorm rolls in. So, what’s Lachlan’s deal? Why is he so determined to keep Key at arm’s length, even while their chemistry threatens to set the Highlands ablaze? Spoiler alert: it’s not because he’s just a moody farmhand. It might have a little something to do with his monster secret. Oh, Lachlan, you big softie in scaly disguise.
Key’s journey isn’t just about falling for a man with a complicated, curse-filled history. It’s also about family. Her father’s bedtime stories about a monster who saved his life weren’t just whimsical tales—they were rooted in truth, and untangling that truth leads Key deep into the folklore that binds their families. But ancestral curses aren’t her only problem. Did we mention she’s developing magical powers? Windows opening with a flick of her hand, fire conjuring from thin air—it’s a lot to handle when you’re already dealing with grumpy men and frosty grandmothers.
And just as Key and Lachlan begin to embrace their feelings and tackle the curse together, here comes the third-act conflict. You know the one—the classic “why didn’t you just say something?” drama that makes you want to shake both characters and scream, “Communicate, you fools!” Love stories wouldn’t be the same without some missteps along the way.
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Under Loch and Key Book Review by Lana Ferguson
Who knew the Loch Ness monster could be… hot? Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson is a wild ride of romance, folklore, and drama with a pinch of magical mayhem. Keyanna MacKay flies to Scotland to fulfill her late father’s wish, expecting closure, grumpy Scotsman with secrets as big as the Highlands. (Is it really her fault she slips into the lake and stumbles into his monster-sized dilemma?)
Key and Lachlan’s chemistry? Sizzling. Nice But why does Lachlan insist on being emotionally unavailable when it’s so obvious he’s smitten? Add a sprinkle of Scottish mythology, family curses, and Key’s budding magical powers, and you’ve got a story as layered as a piece of shortbread.
Between the magical elements, the richly detailed Scottish setting, and Lana Ferguson’s signature humor and spice, Under Loch and Key is a delightful whirlwind of romance, folklore, and self-discovery. Will Lachlan shed his monstrous baggage? Can Key find closure with her family and a future with the man she’s falling for? And most importantly, who knew Nessie could be this swoony?
Will they break the curse and find their happy ending? Or will miscommunication (classic) ruin everything? Only one way to find out—grab this gem and dive in!
Rating of Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3.75
Under Loch and Key Characters:
- Keyanna “Key” MacKay: An American girl.
- Lachlan Greer: A broody, rugged Scotsman hiding a monstrous secret behind him.
- Grandfather MacKay: Warm and welcoming.
- Grandmother MacKay: Guarded and grudge-holding lady.
- Brodie: Key’s enigmatic cousin, seemingly friendly.
Excerpt:
Quotes from Under Loch and Key:
“You look at me like I’m something worth saving. And for the first time, I almost believe it.”
“I spent years running from what I am, and you make me wish I could stay just as I am—with you.”
Who can read it:
- Romance fans who wants steamy enemies-to-lovers with a monster.
- Fantasy buffs who love Scottish folklore.
- Folklore enthusiasts who are interested by a fresh take on the Loch Ness legend.
Loch and Key book
About the Author:
Lana Ferguson is an author famous for her romance and young adult novels. Some of her popular works are The Fake Mate,The Game Changer, The Nanny etc.
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416 pages
Expected Release date – December 3, 2024
Book Review | Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson |
Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson dives into a world where the Loch Ness monster isn’t just a myth—it’s a man, and a broody, muscular one at that. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when an American woman with stubborn determination meets a secretive Scotsman who has a monstrous side (literally), this is the romance for you.
URL: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/209455835-under-loch-and-key
Author: Lana Ferguson
3.75