The Rogue's Reform by Regina Scott
Love Inspired Historical / Feb. 2012
Series: The Everard Legacy - Book One
About the book:
Jerome Everard expected to inherit his wayward uncle's estate. Instead, all has gone to a secret daughter. Only by disproving his young cousin's claim can Jerome regain his rightful property. But instead, he finds himself drawn to her lovely governess, Adele Walcott—a woman who holds the key to all of his uncle's secrets.
Adele's fortune is gone, along with her marriage prospects. Now she is devoted to securing her charge's happiness. When she meets Jerome, she dares to dream of love again. But after learning his true motives, that love comes to a test. Can she forgive his past and reform his heart…to make it hers forever?
My rating:
My thoughts:
The Rogue's Reform, book one in Regina Scott's The Everard Legacy, was such an interesting, enjoyable, and (at times) humorous read.
As I read The Rogue's Reform I found myself really liking the characters. My favorites were: Jerome, Adele, Vaughn, and Adele's mother.
I didn't really expect there to be a little mystery/suspense in The Rogue's Reform, but there was! There was even attempted murder, which (in my opinion) added a little "who-done-it" to the story, making it even more of a great read!
A few things are left unanswered at the end of The Rogue's Reform making me want to read the next book in Regina's series, The Captain's Courtship, which released this month. Plus, I've grown to really like the characters and want to see what happens next in their lives.
Overall, I really enjoyed The Rogue's Reform and recommend it if you like historical reads with romance. It's great.
*I received this book from the author for my honest review. I was not required to give a positive review, only my honest opinion - which I've done. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.*
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As I read The Rogue's Reform I found myself really liking the characters. My favorites were: Jerome, Adele, Vaughn, and Adele's mother.
I didn't really expect there to be a little mystery/suspense in The Rogue's Reform, but there was! There was even attempted murder, which (in my opinion) added a little "who-done-it" to the story, making it even more of a great read!
A few things are left unanswered at the end of The Rogue's Reform making me want to read the next book in Regina's series, The Captain's Courtship, which released this month. Plus, I've grown to really like the characters and want to see what happens next in their lives.
Overall, I really enjoyed The Rogue's Reform and recommend it if you like historical reads with romance. It's great.
*I received this book from the author for my honest review. I was not required to give a positive review, only my honest opinion - which I've done. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.*
Was my review helpful? If so, please click "yes" on Amazon. Thanks so much! :)
Enter me this book looks great!!
ReplyDeleteSharon, I'm not giving away a copy of this book currently... Thanks for the comment, though! :)
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