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The Rogue's Return continues the popular Company of Rogues series by New York Times best-selling author Jo Beverley. Simon St. Bride has been in Canada fighting the War of 1812-but the war is over now, and Simon is ready to come home. Before he leaves, however, Simon must defend a young woman's honor. What does her past hide? "... an exquisitely sensual love story ... one sublime romance."-Booklist
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"This book read very quickly for me. I liked the change of setting, Canada, but did not like all the secrets that Jancy hid from Simon. I understand that the secrets created suspense, but it just got a little old after a while. I love Simon; he seems like a good man. "
— Lisa (4 out of 5 stars)
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" Not bad. I know Jancy was scared, but I wish she had found it easier to confide in Simon. As for Simon, I didn't really get whey he was "lightning struck" by her. "
— Mary, 3/20/2013 -
" It's rather sad when the hero of a romance is so much more likable than the heroine; especially when you keep thinking to yourself every time she questions their relationship something along the lines of, "no, you don't deserve him. Just throw yourself overboard already." "
— Cameron, 12/31/2012 -
" 2.5 stars, because it started to get a tiny bit better by the end. This was pretty bad. The writing style was decent, but that's just about the only thing this book had going for it. "
— Christine, 12/22/2012 -
" This book read very quickly for me. I liked the change of setting, Canada, but did not like all the secrets that Jancy hid from Simon. I understand that the secrets created suspense, but it just got a little old after a while. I love Simon; he seems like a good man. "
— Lisa, 8/22/2012 -
" This was a quick, easy read. You have to love Simon, the hero. Jancy gives him quite a time and it takes a bit to figure out who she really is and why she's done what she has... "
— Sherry, 4/24/2012 -
" I loved the hero in this book. He was romantic, dashing and always stood up for his lady. The lady, however, got tiring. I do not like "woe is me, I'm not good enough for him" heroines. The book was an easy read. "
— Olivia, 1/22/2012 -
" Hiding the past is never a good sign. Generally this means it will come to bite you in the ass when you least need it. I like reading forced weddings which end up happily ever after though. Of course, this only happens in fiction, never the real world. "
— ♆, 4/28/2011 -
" The main characters were highly forgettable. And if I want to read about early 19th century sea voyages, I will reread Patrick O'Brian. "
— Joy, 1/14/2011 -
" This was a quick, easy read. You have to love Simon, the hero. Jancy gives him quite a time and it takes a bit to figure out who she really is and why she's done what she has... "
— Sherry, 12/10/2009 -
" It's rather sad when the hero of a romance is so much more likable than the heroine; especially when you keep thinking to yourself every time she questions their relationship something along the lines of, "no, you don't deserve him. Just throw yourself overboard already." "
— Cameron, 5/23/2009
About Jo Beverley
Jo Beverley is widely regarded as one of the most talented romance writers today. She has won the Romance Writers of America’s cherished RITA Award and is one of only a handful of members in the RITA Hall of Fame. She has also received the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award. Born in England, she now lives with her family in Victoria, British Columbia, just a ferry ride away from Seattle.
About Simon Prebble
Simon Prebble, a British-born performer, is a stage and television actor and veteran narrator of some three hundred audiobooks. As one of AudioFile’s Golden Voices, he has received thirty-seven Earphones Awards and won the prestigious Audie in 2010. He lives in New York.