The Right Kind of Rogue

This was a fun read. Meg is an interesting woman, very determined, although she was not prepared for what she got. Hart allowed his past hurts to color his views of woman. I wanted to smack him for not seeing what was right in front of him. Their coming together was well worth the read, and I found this a hard book to put down. This is my unsolicited review of a story that I received through Netgalley.

This was a deliciously adorable book! I absolutely loved Meg and Hart’s story. They are both set on marrying, Hart to a woman who could provide a healthy dowry, and Meg to Hart. With the help of a friend, Meg sets out to win Hart’s heart. Hart hasn’t had a very good example of what a healthy marriage looks like so he’s willing to settle. However, as he watches Meg move from being a wallflower to the main attraction of the ton, he finds himself falling more and more under her spell. Of course, he’s just trying to help her out. She’s not the kind of woman he’ll one day marry. And then in the midst of scheming and passion, the unthinkable happens…with help from Meg’s friend. This is a fast paced read with fun, sassy secondary characters and a great hero and heroine. Meg is learning to stand up for what she wants and Hart is learning, albeit slowly, what love and jealousy feel like. I haven’t read anything by this author before and I was quite entertained from beginning to end. The fact that he didn’t really see her until she became a butterfly doesn’t really play into this so don’t let that dissuade you. Read it and you’ll see. This is an honest review of an advanced copy provided by NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press. Dual POV Safe – some ow/om drama but it’s not much No apparent triggers

Love, lust and pixie dust is a pipe dream when the keeper of your heart is the enemy of your family. The Right Kind of Rogue is a tale of two hearts seeking to become one, in the face of chaos and adversity. For Meg, Hart is her fate. For Hart, Meg is a dangerous temptation. Caught in the middle of raging feud and a blistering inferno of their own making, can a love written in the stars survive the aftermath? It's like walking through a fairy tale and finding a great piece of literature.