
Sam is warned off of pursuing anything with Ian because he's just no good (and clearly the setting up crazy things to come). Things get complicated when Ian and Sam run into each other again, and Ian is actually the cousin of Nik's boyfriend Jurgen. It’s clear that Sam might be in for a world of hurt if he gets with Ian, but it’s always the wallflowers that land the rakes. Then there are also his personal troubles with his family, and Ian is looking like a modern hero in need of some assistance. Ian has his very own demons to deal with, and in his past he might not have been the most upstanding guy (a bit of a man whore really). As a reformed man, he's done with casual hook-ups and is searching for someone to settle down with and clearly that kid wasn't it. So maybe he shouldn't have been such a bastard when the kid asked him out, but what was he supposed to do. Ian finds himself thinking about the skinny kid, which is weird because he's really not his type. Besides what was he thinking, trying to date out of his league? Because there is just no way would a man like Ian ever be interested in someone as plain as Sam. For the first time in his life Sam decides to take a chance and ask someone out, but he's brutally shot down. Sam is helped by Ian a man who looks like a walking Highlander, all that’s missing is the kilt. While walking with his head in a book, Sam is almost run over by group of rugby playing men. He does have hope though, hope that he will one day find his one true love, who will love him for all he is, all gangly limbs and geekdom.

He' way too tall, too freaking skinny, and all types of awkward there is just no way he'll land himself a hottie like the guys he likes to read from his romance novels. Sam knows there is no way he would ever find someone like Nik's boyfriend, because he just has too much going against him. We first meet Sam in Whitetail Rock, as the best-friend of snarky and rude Nik, who landed his very own hot one true love. Someone with experience and simple needs that largely

Someone who knows the score and isn’t looking for anything tooĬomplicated. He’s going to be cautious, though, maybe start with

Who stifled him, and is now-possibly-ready to dip his toe into the sea He’s pain-free, has escaped the job he hated and the family Wrong, no matter how hot,Įxciting, and/or erotic-novel-worthy he may be.Ī new man. He’s cultivated the necessaryįortitude to say “no” to the next Mr. His One True Love is certainly still out there, but he knows now that Yes, he’s still too tall, too skinny, too dorky, too gay,Īnd has that unfortunate addiction to romance novels, but he’s wised up.

It isn't true love until someone gets hurt.Ī new man. Too Stupid To Live (Romancelandia #1) by Anne Tenino
