A Rogue’s Reputation by Lana Williams
Will Christmas magic and mistletoe unite this unlikely pair?
As the new Earl of Granger, Benjamin Wright is determined to put an end to his family’s reputation of roguish behavior, beginning with his own. When he arrives in London to claim his inheritance, he quickly realizes his plan will not be as simple as he expected.
Lady Louisa Felton is appalled to learn her mother wrote love letters to the recently deceased earl. Fearing another scandal will cast her mother from Society, leaving her crushed along with Louisa’s hopes for a future, Louisa attempts to retrieve the letters before the new heir finds them. Discovering a lady dressed in lad’s clothing attempting to steal from him is a surprise to Benjamin, but not as much as his attraction to the reckless lady. Though he vows to keep his distance, the lovely Louisa refuses to stay out of his life. One kiss is all it takes to know she has the power to make him forget his plan to reform.
Benjamin is the exact type of man Louisa’s mother would fall for, making him the sort Louisa intends to avoid. If only she can convince her willful heart of that. Fate refuses to cooperate with their plans, and what happens at Christmas will change this rogue’s reputation forever.
- File Name:a-rogues-reputation-by-lana-williams.epub
- Original Title:A Rogue's Reputation (The Rogue Chronicles Book 2)
- Creator:Lana Williams
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B08946692K
- Publisher:Lana Williams
- Date:2020-05-22T23:00:00+00:00
- File Size:187.500 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Other Books in the Series
- 2. Chapter One
- 3. Chapter Two
- 4. Chapter Three
- 5. Chapter Four
- 6. Chapter Five
- 7. Chapter Six
- 8. Chapter Seven
- 9. Chapter Eight
- 10. Chapter Nine
- 11. Chapter Ten
- 12. Chapter Eleven
- 13. Chapter Twelve
- 14. Epilogue
- 15. Other Books by the Author
- 16. About the Author
- 17. Copyright
A Rogue’s Reputation, Book 1.5 of The Rogue Chronicles, was about Lord Benjamin Wright, the new Earl of Granger, and Lady Louisa Felton, daughter of the Marchioness of Whirlenhall. Intent on retrieving her mother's potentially scandalous love letters written to the late Earl of Granger before his heir discovered them, Louisa dressed up in male clothing and sneaked into his study late one night. Unfortunately, Benjamin was already in residence by the time she appeared in his home and caught her as she was attempting to search the desk. After having explained to the Earl what she was doing uninvited in his home, she barely escaped without revealing her name to Benjamin, thus returning home empty-handed. Upon meeting again at a dinner party, Benjamin offered to return the letters to Louisa for a price...one kiss, to be given the following night at midnight in his library. While this was a good romance novel, it was lacking most of the emotions one expects to find in such books. The angst was quite low, almost to the point of boringly so. The drama was tamer than expected and there was no intrigue. A touch of humor could be found sprinkled lightly in the story, but the romance was decidedly weak. The characters were well-developed but lacking in realism. They seemed more like cardboard cutouts and did not have any sense of substance at all. It was all a bit rushed and lacked appeal. For such a short book, it should have been simple enough to finish at one sitting and yet, I repeatedly walked away from it without a single regret. It was good, but not five-star good.