To Love A Rogue: A Regency Romance Novel
Written by Rosie Wynter
Narrated by Marian Hussey
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After two failed seasons, Rosalie Curtis comes to live in London with her well-connected aunt, the Duchess of Lynch, for one last time.
As fate would have it, a roguish, broad-shouldered man is quickly introduced into her life.
Mysterious Mr. Farrell.
Despite his poor reputation and sordid past he manages to gain Rosalie’s trust – and a delicate connection is made.
Yet sadly, he’s far from the suitor any family would wish for, and the duchess quickly attempts to turn Rosalie’s eyes away from Mr. Farrell, where they land on the Marquess of Oakham, Julian Wareham.
Charming, highly respected and rakishly handsome, the lord could flutter the heart of many a young woman – and Rosalie is no exception. How fortunate that Lord Oakham could ensure her future, and Rosalie’s family pressures her to marry the marquess.
However, Rosalie won’t feel at peace until she solves Mr. Farrell’s mystery. After all, he’s the one she can’t stop thinking about.
The answers she finds will surprise everyone.
What will Rosalie’s choice be, once she learns the truth?
And will it bring her happiness, or a broken heart?
Captivatingly sweet and soulfully romantic. Accompany Rosalie Curtis on her journey of heart and soul to find true love.
Clean Regency Romance Novel. No cliffhanger.
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Reviews for To Love A Rogue
43 ratings5 reviews
- SuslynRating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5story is ok. author shows appalling lack of knowledge about or disregard of courtship/societal practices of the period.
- Julia DuguayRating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Perfect in length, great plot, never boring. Enjoyed it greatly!
- UchennaEzehRating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5It was ok. A bit of a let down
- Megan ChampionRating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Great storyline with a plot twist at the end. Great narration as well!
- NatalyaRating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Very cute and light and “clean” romance story. Excellent! Definitely recommend!