Books matching: charming rogue
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Save:"Lady Ludmilla's Accidental Letter" by Sofi Laporte follows the story of Ludmilla, an orphaned daughter of a duke, who becomes pen pals with someone she has never met. As their correspondence unfolds, the characters of Ludmilla and Addy are portrayed as engaging and well-developed, with a touch of mystery and romance. The plot involves missteps, twists, and turns, leading to a resolution that ties up the story in a satisfying manner. Sofi Laporte's writing style is described as modern regency, with fun characters, clean romance, and a tone that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
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Save:In "The Consolation Prize" by Alice Coldbreath, Princess Una, the daughter of the traitorous Northern King, is desperate to be free of her confinement at the Larsson court of King Wymer. Even the prospect of marrying Sir Armand Bussell, who is the loser of a tournament rather than the victor, does not put her off as it means freedom. From a very inauspicious start, Armand basically never disappoints her again, proving to be a very good husband. The story is charmingly told, and the writer has a gift of telling a tale plainly but still entertaining. The book takes a unique approach by starting after the marriage has taken place, allowing the couple to fumble and stumble through those first few weeks and months, making the reading enthralling and real.
This is a work of fiction and any names, characters, events, or organisations are either a product of my imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincide...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Brides of Karadok ) - #3
Save:'Libertine's Kiss' by Judith James is a historical romance novel set in 17th century England during the reign of King Charles II. The story follows the characters of William and Elizabeth, childhood friends who reunite after years of separation filled with hardships. William, a charming rogue with a troubled past, and Elizabeth, a strong and determined woman, navigate their feelings for each other amidst a backdrop of political intrigue, personal demons, and a quest for love and redemption. The writing style is descriptive, painting vivid scenes and emotions that captivate the reader and immerse them in the world of the Restoration era.
Night had descended hours ago. He wandered a dark wilderness that was almost void of form. The sound of musket fire and the shouts of his pursuers had faded in the gathering storm. Now a mounting wind... - #4
Save:'The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting' by K.J. Charles follows the story of two siblings who enter English society to secure wealthy partners from the ton. As they navigate their deception, suspicions arise, leading to unexpected connections and deepening relationships. The plot intertwines family dynamics, romance, and societal expectations with a touch of historical accuracy, creating a compelling narrative that culminates in a heartwarming conclusion. The writing style captures the nuances of the characters and their interactions, balancing emotional depth with moments of humor and tenderness, ultimately delivering a satisfying and engaging read.
He looked. Despite their vantage point at the top of the steps, which was severely incommoding the flow of people in and out, it took him several seconds to locate his sister’s stepdaughter. After all... - #5
Save:"The Wicked Wallflower" by Maya Rodale is an intriguing Regency Historical Romance set in 1820's London. The story follows Lady Emma Avery, a Wallflower who becomes accidentally engaged to the Duke of Ashworth, a charming rogue. The book explores themes of love, scandal, and the invention of the Difference Engine, all while showcasing engaging characters and a fast-paced plot. The writing style is described as witty, emotionally compelling, and filled with humorous banter between the main characters.
AS GRADUATES OF Lady Penelope’s Finishing School for Young Ladies, it was expected that Lady Emma Avery and her friends, Lady Olivia Archer and Miss Prudence Payton, would make good matches on the mar... - #6
Save:A Wallflower Christmas is a novella that serves as a delightful epilogue to the Wallflower series by Lisa Kleypas. Set during Christmas in London, the story follows the wealthy American Rafe Bowman as he arrives to meet his intended bride, Lady Natalie, but finds himself drawn to her companion, Hannah. With the Wallflowers playing matchmaker, unexpected consequences ensue, making it a Christmas to remember. The book captures the essence of Victorian celebrations, filled with romantic entanglements, witty banter, and heartwarming moments, all wrapped in Kleypas's charming writing style.
“It’s official,” Lillian, Lady Westcliff, said with satisfaction, setting aside the letter from her brother. “Rafe will reach London in precisely a fortnight. And the clipper’s name is the Whirlwind, ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wallflowers ) - #7
Save:'Gentle Rogue' in the Malory-Anderson Family series by Johanna Lindsey follows the story of Georgina Anderson, a headstrong woman who disguises herself as a boy and ends up crossing paths with James Malory, a sarcastic and roguish ex-pirate. Their rocky courtship is filled with banter, sexual tension, and hijinks, set against the backdrop of 1818 during the Regency period. The plot involves a mix of romance, humor, and familial interactions, with a focus on the spirited characters of Georgina and James.
Georgina Anderson held her spoon up backward, placed one of the pared-down radishes from her plate in the bowl of the spoon, pulled the tip back, and shot the radish across the room. She didn’t hit th... - #8
Save:Luck in the Shadows is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Alec of Kerry, a young boy who is rescued from imprisonment by Seregil of Rhiminee. As Alec navigates a world of secrets and intrigue, he becomes Seregil's apprentice in thievery and spy craft. The book explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and self-discovery, set in a medieval ages type setting with elements of magic. The writing style is described as having detailed world-building and character development, with a focus on the slow-building relationship between Alec and Seregil.
An icy mountain wind sighed through the grating overhead, carrying with it the sweet scent of snow to come. Still weeping, the boy burrowed deeper into the sour straw. It scratched painfully against t... - #9
Save:'The Immortal Highlander' by Karen Marie Moning is a pivotal point in the author's writing, connecting her Highlander series to her popular Fever series. The story follows Adam Black, a fae warrior stripped of his powers and trapped in the mortal realm, who seeks the help of sidhe seer Gabrielle O'Callaghan to communicate with his queen and regain his abilities. As Adam and Gabrielle work together to escape danger and navigate their growing feelings, the book delves into darker themes and introduces a contemporary storyline without time travel.
Aoibheal, queen of the Anatolia Dé Danaan, had finally made good on her long-running threats to punish him for his continued interference in the world of mortals. And she'd chosen the cruelest punishm...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Highlander ) - #10
Save:In "The Wicked Wyckerly" by Patricia Rice, readers are introduced to John Fitzhugh Wyckerly, an Earl of Danecroft who inherits his brother's title and debts. Fitz, a charming rogue with a talent for gambling, finds himself entangled in a marriage of convenience with Abby, a practical woman more accustomed to handling children and farm life. As they navigate their new circumstances, facing creditors, family secrets, and misunderstandings, Fitz and Abby discover a sweet connection amidst the chaos. The story unfolds with humor, intriguing plot twists, and a delightful supporting cast, offering a fresh take on Regency England and the challenges faced by the unconventional hero and heroine.
With a light and engaging tone, "The Wicked Wyckerly" explores themes of love, friendship, and resilience through the captivating characters of Fitz and Abby. The narrative weaves together humorous moments, touching interactions, and a compelling mystery, creating a story that is both entertaining and heartwarming. Patricia Rice's writing style shines in this romantic tale, offering readers an escape into a world of rebellious sons, loyal friends, and unexpected love.
John Fitzhugh Wyckerly, newly styled seventh Earl of Danecroft, tilted back his late father’s wooden office chair and plopped his muddy boots on a towering stack of yellowed invoices. From that positi...
