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Luke McArthur is a waiter at the Sand
Dollar while he waits and works hard for his big break as an
actor. More importantly he is deeply in love with his best
friend, Aubrey Rice, who is unfortunately engaged to another
man.
How does Luke tell Aubrey that she
shouldn’t marry rich and handsome Troy Fletcher? Luke
doesn’t have anything to offer Aubrey except his love. To
further complicate matters, will Aubrey believe him when he
says that he saw Troy picking up another woman the other
night? Somehow Luke needs to expose Troy as a louse before
Aubrey marries the wrong guy.
To Catch a Casanova has some really hot
daydreams thought up by Luke but the storyline leaves more
questions than answers by the last page. Sometimes it feels
like a loose plot around hot wishful sexual encounters.
Also a scene between Troy and ‘Lowra’ makes me wonder why
Troy didn’t figure out something was different about his
date. The writing itself is solid and the daydreams are
very vividly written but To Catch a Casanova
goes in too many directions and doesn’t manage to pull it
all together. |
