A review by jessenreadsromance
Rogue Most Wanted by Janna MacGregor
3.0
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review
3.5 Stars
The opening chapter was a fun and easy introduction to the Cavensham family. Will Cavensham, the second son of a Duke, knows that he has found The One. All the men in his family just know when their soulmate is found, but poor Will finds out the hard way that young love/infatuation isn't the same thing as the real deal. After the heartbreak of rejection, he vows that love just isn't for him.
Until a nosy aunt decides otherwise.
Lady Theodora Worth was an admirable woman. I loved her outlook on life and her she refused to be cowed by her horrible relatives looking to strip her of her title and lands. It still felt a little weird to me that as a grand daughter of a Duke, she had little to no education in etiquette, but it wan't that big of a deal.
The first half of the book was great. The second.... not so much. It's like the author didn't quite know what to do with the characters once she got them established.
Enjoyable characters hampered by inconsistent pacing and a strangely untethered second act.
3.5 Stars
The opening chapter was a fun and easy introduction to the Cavensham family. Will Cavensham, the second son of a Duke, knows that he has found The One. All the men in his family just know when their soulmate is found, but poor Will finds out the hard way that young love/infatuation isn't the same thing as the real deal. After the heartbreak of rejection, he vows that love just isn't for him.
Until a nosy aunt decides otherwise.
Lady Theodora Worth was an admirable woman. I loved her outlook on life and her she refused to be cowed by her horrible relatives looking to strip her of her title and lands. It still felt a little weird to me that as a grand daughter of a Duke, she had little to no education in etiquette, but it wan't that big of a deal.
The first half of the book was great. The second.... not so much. It's like the author didn't quite know what to do with the characters once she got them established.
Enjoyable characters hampered by inconsistent pacing and a strangely untethered second act.