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A review by farhana101
A Rogue of One's Own by Evie Dunmore
4.0
*4.5
So my bestie is OBSSESED with HRs and recently convinced me to get into them. Boy am I glad she did! The first book in this series was a very enjoyable read, but this book was in a league of its own.. The main hero is by far one if the most loveable, swoon-worthy male leads I’ve ever read! Currently in my feels and believe that no man will ever be half as amazing as Tristan is (and thats on loving Rhys and Hawke/Casteel)- trust me, he’s even sweeter and more delightful than them.
One of the main things that engaged me the most throughout reading was how the rights women were fighting for in the 1800s are still very much rights we are fighting for today. The constraints that Lucie tries so hard to break free from, losing your identity/ambitions when becoming a housewife are the same challenges women face nowadays and the ending perfectly reflects the nature of the 2 characters.
So my bestie is OBSSESED with HRs and recently convinced me to get into them. Boy am I glad she did! The first book in this series was a very enjoyable read, but this book was in a league of its own.. The main hero is by far one if the most loveable, swoon-worthy male leads I’ve ever read! Currently in my feels and believe that no man will ever be half as amazing as Tristan is (and thats on loving Rhys and Hawke/Casteel)- trust me, he’s even sweeter and more delightful than them.
One of the main things that engaged me the most throughout reading was how the rights women were fighting for in the 1800s are still very much rights we are fighting for today. The constraints that Lucie tries so hard to break free from, losing your identity/ambitions when becoming a housewife are the same challenges women face nowadays and the ending perfectly reflects the nature of the 2 characters.