Rogue Most Wanted

The Cavensham Heiresses, Book 5

By: Janna MacGregor

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

Wanted: an engagement of convenience. Found: A noble suitor.

Raised on a remote Scottish estate by her adoring grandfather, Lady Theodora Worth has inherited an earldom as well as the land itself. But when an upstart duke challenges her claim to the title and the Ladykyrk estate, Thea is suddenly in need of a husband - in name, at least. An elderly neighbor with a thoroughly modern sensibility and a dashing great-nephew just might be the answer to Thea's prayers. Except she has no intention of marrying the first man she meets. That would be utterly ridiculous.

It just can't be him....

Lord William Cavensham is entirely too devoted to his family's estate - ever since he was jilted as a lad - to wed, but he agrees to meet the woman his aunt has taken under her wing - and introduce her to possible suitors. But after just one meeting with beautiful, spirited Thea, Will is determined to help her reclaim her title. And even moreso, he can't stop thinking that perhaps marriage to this bold, passionate woman may be the one thing he's been missing all along?

Praise for the Cavensham Heiresses series

"Full-bodied romance...with intelligence and heart." (New York Times best-selling author Cathy Maxwell)

"Sparkling.... MacGregor brings England's Regency era to life." (Publishers Weekly)

©2019 Janna MacGregor (P)2020 Macmillan Audio

Critic reviews

"A decadently delightful love story that refuses to conform." (Publishers Weekly)

"An unforgettable love story." (Booklist, starred review)

"Deliciously romantic and poetic." (Fresh Fiction)

Liked it!

I just finished listening to book five in what is a series. I’ll have to go back and start from the beginning start from the beginning. Good writing. Good story and character development. Just the right amount of intimacy without being too vulgar. I think I’ve just fount a new author to read. I can’t yet recommend the series but I do recommend this book which could be stand alone.

wonderful detail

I am always amazed at how powerfully author Jann MacGregor portrays her characters creating them multifaceted and fully believable. Her development of her storylines is handled with extreme detail leading the reader into her fantasy world of characters.

Lady Theodora Worth has my complete compassion for how she is thrown to the wolves with no training but lots of desire to save her home and the people who depend on her. Her honorable character is something any woman would be proud to exemplify. There are times my stomach tightened when she was put in uncomfortable positions and the author's portrayal of the actions and feelings at that moment are done to perfection.

Lord William Cavensham's character is basically a sweetheart. I am quite sure he would roll in his grave to hear me describe him as such but honestly, he is one of those heartthrob nice guys. Watching his character metamorphosis from being stuck on the past to moving into his future is not without some drama. It was actually quite amusing watching his light bulb go on.

As always there has to be some villain or trouble maker and Ferr-Colby fits the bill. You can feel his sliminess rolling off the pages but this slippery personality also makes him a tough opponent.

5 STARS for the meticulous orchestration of Will and Theo's personal growth in their lives.

Excellent read 🌺

A very enjoyable novel! ❤️ I enjoyed the history as a bonus to a great love story. Will was a very emotional leading man. Love story was sweet and heart felt. 🥰 Enjoy! 🥀

Finally finding Love

Lady Theodora ran her grandfathers estates for the past 7 years. When her grandfather dies, his heir is claiming Her title and lands. Lord William went to visit his great aunt in Scotland. When his aunt asks him to marry Theodora he refuses. He agrees to meet her. They both did not want to marry. William agrees to help her with her title and inheritance.
Another wonderful book with an exceptional narrator.

Tim Campbell Narration is Stellar

If you could contract with Tim Campbell all the time you should. He makes these stories.

Absolutely Loved This!

Such a sweet tale of true love! Love is messy and complicated and easily misunderstood. Seeing these two broken individuals choose each other was so endearing and just gave me all the warm fuzzies.

I must confess that Thea's heart was pure gold and her struggles quickly became my own. I literally cried several times throughout this unputdownable tale. The ending was no different. I had huge fat tears on that last chapter.

How does each book by Janna MacGregor always leave me with a new favorite!? From the world building, scene descriptions, and multi-faceted characters, I always get whisked away. That's the bewitching, beautiful, and beguiling style of this Regency romance authoress.

OMG......32 chapters of nonsense

The heroine is seriously annoying. Wishy-washy doesn't begin to define. This book could have/should have been reduced by half. I used my favorite "arghhh" tool, the old fast forward to help get me through the quagmire of inane "stuff".
In 32 chapters one would expect a modicum of substance. Nope....nope.
Janna MacGregor is a hit or miss (mostly miss) author for me. I will finish the book....very quickly.....to find out what happens to the bad guy, but I will not listen again. Would return, if I could.

Boring

I am not sure about this book. From the beginning of the story everyone ( aunts, paretnts, siblings, cousins, newspaper reporter,friends, servants, etc think the h/h are getting married. Even the h/h think it some times....and there seems that no one else in the book needs convincing either. Where's the story/plot??
It is just the resistance of the h/h that keeps things going along a very boring path ( as I was writing this, the hero comes up with a "fake engagement", wow, who saw that coming?!?. The topics of the heroine's wealth and hero's jilting are in every chapter. She's beautiful and rich, he's beautiful and powerful, so I can't really care, as there is no real struggle, so will not have any character development....again, just very boring.
The narration is excellent, and I bought the book for his wonderful skills.
I like this series very much and the first 3 books were great. Not sure about this one, which makes the case for trilogies! Not a waste of a credit, but I stopped at chapter 17. I'll pick it up later and determine if the story improves