Sweet Rogue of Mine

The Survivors, Book 9

De: Shana Galen

Narrado por: Victoria Aston

A sharpshooter who's lost his sight . . .

When a stray pistol ball from the battlefield took Nash's sight, it also took his entire identity. Nash fears he's fallen too far and perhaps ending it all is the best solution. Until he encounters a woman in the garden singing a bawdy tune at the top of her lungs.

An outcast who sees too much . . .

Prudence Howard has traveled the world with her missionary parents. But after the scandal she caused in Cairo, they've foisted her on a vicar in the small town of Milcroft and sailed to the Far East to evangelize without her. When she meets Nash Pope, she's instantly intrigued. He might not know he needs or even wants her help, but Pru has a plan to save him.

Together they glimpse a brighter future.

Nash is bewildered by the unconventional woman who keeps turning up on his doorstep. She tries to teach him night writing, claims a feral peacock is a momentous sign, and makes his toes curl when she kisses him. She refuses to give up on him. But though Nash finds it easy to believe in Pru, can he ever trust himself again?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Shana Galen (P)2022 Tantor

Shana Galen’s books are good

Another winner for Shana Galen. Deep issues including blindness and PTSD. Good characters and a good story.

Narration was well done.

Best of the series so far!

I’ve been reading The Survivors in order, and this one had the best developed storyline and was the most interesting so far. The others had more predictable plots, and boring, romantically insecure female characters. With “Sweet Rogue of Mine,” Galen demonstrates she can write more than basic romance and erotic scenes, although there are plenty included.

Not Bad

This was good but the villain got away too easily. The hero should have at least punched him in the nose hard.