The Virgin and the Rogue

The Rogue Files

De: Sophie Jordan

Narrado por: Carolyn Morris

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Ridiculous! … and I adored it

“Make the ache go away!”
Oh, the preposterous, outlandish, contrived silliness of this book!
An aphrodisiac tonic that transformed bland, bookish Charlotte into a lust filled trollop?! Fiddlesticks!

Charlotte: ”You’re incorrigible!”
Kingston: “and yet you’re still standing there, encouraging me.”
Embrace the cheese! This will allow you to jump right in alongside the couple and enjoy the early, tonic assisted hankypanky. Then, enjoy the romance and the darling relationship of the three Langley sisters. Considering rogue Kingston called her a milksop and dismissed her for so long, I could have used a bit more groveling at the end, but the grand gesture had my heart squeezing plenty,

Two side notes:
Ms. Morris was a fine narrator, full of emotion and comedic timing. However, a book with rogue in the title should have a male narrator, at least for Kingston’s dirty talk.

It may say it in the cover art, but Audible’s left a bunch a books out of the Rogue Files series.
This is the middle book featuring the three Langley Sisters.
The Duke’s Stolen Bride - featuring Marion Langley (and labeled as Rogue Files book 5)
The Virgin and the Rogue - this book, featuring Charlotte Langley (not listed under the Rogue Files series)
The Duke Effect - featuring Nora Langley (also not listed under the Rogue Files series)

Predictable and Satisfying

If you want a classic rich girl, poor boy romance this is it. It's not a deep, complex story at all.

Good but not as good as Book 1

I did love Nora's aphrodisiac potion and what it did to her sister. Story was okay but not as good as Book one.

Skip this one

I kept listening to see if it got better. It doesn’t. The book is dull and the narrator makes everyone sound old.

Difficult to finish

Characters not well developed, female protagonist was a pain in the a$$, there was no initial relationship development between the male and female lead as to why the man would pursue someone that constantly rebuffs him and is betrothed to another. I don’t know why some romance writers take the angst between characters throughout the whole story and think any kind of romantic sexual relationship is possible.