Virginia Heath

Never Rescue a Rogue

Winona 

Had me kicking my feet and rolling around, giggling like a schoolgirl.

The whole time I was reading the first book in this series, I was dying over the tension between Diana and Giles, so I was so excited to dive into this one. They have such playful, teasing banter that I adore. It's so fun watching them rattle each other. Both know what buttons to push to work the other up, and every interaction has you going, "Ok, now kiss." The romance was the standout here. It was lovely watching them open up and share the most vulnerable parts of themselves. Diana is such a force to be reckoned with, and I love how Giles not only accepts her the way she is but encourages her to be as bold as she wants. That said, the actual plot of this was a bit boring. Nothing really happens until about the 60% mark, and while the secret of Diana's job and Giles's background was a little interesting, I never found myself invested in either storyline. I still enjoyed Heath's writing style and the secondary characters (once again, we have a sassy butler who steals the show), and I'm looking forward to the next installment.

Heather Harrington

Sheena

To keep it short and brief, this was boring. I didn't care much for the first book of the series and the sequel was no better. I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt considering my love of the enemies turned lovers trope, but the start of the novel started terribly slow and my desire to further complete this read—poof! Vanished. 

My mind wandered off more times than I could count and without forcing myself to finished this historical romance that will surely diminish my reading experience—I decided to nip it in the bud and cut this read short. Sorry not sorry.

Never Rescue a Rogue

Reviews