I received an eARC via a giveaway on Twitter! All opinions are honest and my own. *There was some good bedpost action and a fair amount of sex scenes as well as other fade to black moments. I’M STILL CRYING ITS HARD TO TYPE EVERYTHING IS BLURRY. The last few chapters really ended me I need to go dunk my head in a barrel of water or something. This was super well written and it still has me in my feels hours later. It’s not my favorite plot set-up ever (I prefer them to be straight up wards or something) but I just loved the growth and emotional journey we went on. I liked how the custody battle was handled because I read a book with a very similar premise recently that handled it very poorly. I do think it could’ve been a bit shorter in the middle there with the custody battle, but I loved the ending and when he finally said “my children” and such because that took me out. I can’t decide if I loved the epilogue or wish I’d never read it because I’m fr in pain (read the spoiler section if you want to know more) It’s fine I’m having an emotional breakdown though It’s too much reality when other beloved characters have died and everyone is old and creaky. I prefer a couple of years, not into old age. The only thing I didn’t love about this book is that the epilogue was too far into the future. He fights for her over and over and his commitment to her and her children is real and true.

Gah! This is all the reasons I love historical romance! Don’t let the scapegrace hero deter you, he changes his ways and is devoted early on.

It may now be my favourite rogue redemption story ever, OVER Sebastian, Lord St, Vincent and MORE THAN West Ravenel! Nathaniel Travers was the rogue to end all rogues and became the very best man.īe warned all, this book is packed with moments, full of emotion, stuffed with epic lines and poetic love letters, loaded with swoony scenes, jammed with evil villains who get their just rewards, and features two adorable children, an anxious widow desperate to keep them and a rapscallion, ne’er do well who saves them all and saves himself in the process. Why do authors insist on making me feel my feelings? I prefer my heart to remain cold and dead, thank you very much!

Forever your rogue by erin langston