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A Rogue for a Lady

By: Rose Pearson
Narrated by: Natalie Beran for HotGhost Productions
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Introducing A Rogue for a Lady - The First Standalone story in the Duke’s Daughter’s series.

Lady Amelia - pressed by her father to marry soon.

Lord Northfell - a handsome suitor with deep secrets in his past.

Can they overcome his secrets and find love together?

Amelia Seaworth, eldest daughter of the Duke of Westbrook, has always been the responsible one, always caring for her sisters and for their father since their mother passed away some years ago.

When her father confides in her that he is not altogether well and, therefore, wishes each of his daughters to marry very soon, Amelia responds with her usual gravitas, knowing she must be the first one to find herself a suitable husband.

Unfortunately, the one man Amelia finds herself drawn to, while dashingly handsome, is also arrogant and distant with a seemingly less than perfect reputation. However, no matter how hard she tries, she simply cannot stop her growing affections for Lord Northfell, even though he constantly confuses her. And somehow she cannot help the feeling that he is keeping something from her.

Love grows yet whispered secrets threaten to separate them. A scheming cousin, blackmail and family responsibilities push Amelia into a spiral of confusion and a sense of betrayal. When all is finally revealed, she must decide what to do with the man who holds her heart - and choose whether love can forget the sins and mistakes of the past.

Will Arthur and Amelia overcome their initial differences and reach out to help each other? Or will their similarly-proud natures lead them to ruin? A story of conflict, courage, and passion set in the ultra-sophisticated and unpredictable world of Regency London.

A Rogue for a Lady is a work of historical romance fiction. It is the first book of a series of standalone romances set in Regency era London involving the Duke of Westbrook’s daughters. Every book is a guaranteed HEA and there are no cliffhangers.

©2018 Rose Pearson (P)2020 Rose Pearson
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Lovely experience to read!

I really enjoyed the struggles of this couple as they worked out their relationship. On to the next of the sister's stories!

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Good plot, needs an edit.

Even if you over look a fairly unlikable female lead, and a fairly silly cast, this book is in need of edits. Conversations are repeated, everyone acting as if it’s the first time they had it, and often the author forgets who is at a particular event in the book. The plot was good, and reworked with a good editor I believe the book would be fabulous. I just find a 10 minute hiatus during a knife fight To look for doors and hold a conversation is silly, and the number of times the main character jumps to conclusions but finds support by everyone as if it’s very logical is not very realistic. She’s very faithless and judgmental for someone with that many flaws.

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