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A review by surrahsee
A Kiss from a Rogue by Elisa Braden
4.0
I’m so sad I finished this series!! I hesitated starting this not only because I didn’t want the series to end, but also because, as always, I worried I wouldn’t be able to see Hannah as her own person rather than Phineas’s sister. As always, I was wrong.
Hannah and Jonas are both scarred and broken people. But, together, they seem to work and bring out the good in each other. I love that they were able to help one another heal and learn to trust. In the book overall, I loved that the “whole gang” was together with Lady Wallingham. It reminded me how far everyone has come, how connected they all were, and how Hannah was the lynch-pin in a lot of their stories.
I can’t really think of much I didn’t like, other than I wasn’t a giant Jonas fan. I was happy to see his and Hannah’s growth, but his personality didn’t do it for me.
I’m hoping Elisa Braden has more stories in her! I would read anything by her.
Hannah and Jonas are both scarred and broken people. But, together, they seem to work and bring out the good in each other. I love that they were able to help one another heal and learn to trust. In the book overall, I loved that the “whole gang” was together with Lady Wallingham. It reminded me how far everyone has come, how connected they all were, and how Hannah was the lynch-pin in a lot of their stories.
I can’t really think of much I didn’t like, other than I wasn’t a giant Jonas fan. I was happy to see his and Hannah’s growth, but his personality didn’t do it for me.
I’m hoping Elisa Braden has more stories in her! I would read anything by her.