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Rogue For A Night (2011)

by Jenna Petersen(Favorite Author)

4.05 of 5 Votes: 4

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English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amazon Digital Services

series

Stoneworth

review 1: Well the 2nd book of the Stoneworth series. I loved it! This is very short reading that covered everything. I just hoped that in the fist book of this series there is a brief encount of the h/h. Nonetheless the book started out fine andgended it with a great epilogue. Since it is a fast read the attraction of the heroin to hero is instant. For the hero who likes the heroine from the start, it's somewhat very used and common scscenarios in the HR books. I just hoped its not always like that. In spite of it, I enjoyed this book. Took me to finish soon and I am craving more of their story. I really wich Patrick have a story. The cousin of the heroine at the first book. For me I am giving it a 4 stars.
review 2: Jenna Petersen brings yet another hot escapist stor... morey with Rogue for a Night. This regency historical romance is a rather short read, but full of steamy romance that I just couldn't put down.Lucinda Stoneworth is a lonely widow of London's high Society, who lost her beloved husband two years prior. She's now raising their two young daughters on her own. Her late husband's twin brother Nicholas (Stone), and his wife Jane invite her to stay with them at their country home for a while. She reluctantly leaves her children with their grandparents and joins them. Ronan (Rage) Riley, who lived a previous life alongside Stone as an underground boxer, is now living among the aristocracy. As Stone's estate manager, he is begrudgingly obliged to attend the social functions of his employer. Of course, he is present when Lucinda arrives at the country estate. He's always had an eye for her, but never acted upon it while Lucinda was married (and obviously in love with) her husband. From their first reunion, the two of them share an immediate attraction, and begin a secret affair during Lucinda's stay at the estate. Both of them know that Society's expectations say a woman of her status and a man of his should not be together. But, when they realize how much they love each other, they both have to choose whether to follow their hearts and ignore the social stigmas.As with all of Jenna's reads, the writing is fluid, the love scenes are steamy, and the romance is heart-warming. If I had to nitpick something, I would have liked them to overcome a few more obstacles and perhaps utilize Rage's former boxing talents a little more. My verdict: If you want a fast, compelling, hot romance, pick up Jenna Petersen's Rogue for a Night, available in Kindle version on Amazon.com and in Nook version at Barnes and Noble. You won't be disappointed. less

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