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A Rogue by Night (The Devils of Dover #3)

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This is the third book in the Devils of Dover series, in the first two books of the series we hear the story of the Hayward sister overcome personal and family struggles to find love. Now in ‘A Rogue By Night we hear the final tale of the Hayward siblings, brother, head of the family, merchant, baron, teacher, doctor and smuggler, Harland Hayward.

Dr. Hayward has been living on the Dover coast with his suiters at their school for girls and hiding in plain sight for years. He is not what the residents see and he is not what his family sees with. Secretly he has been leading the coastal smuggling ring and using the profits to rescue his family from financial ruin.

Miss Katharine Wright has recently returned to Dover from using her medical expertise int he wars on the continent. She has stayed alway for longer that needed to nurse her patients and her bruised ego and broken heart. She returns to her smuggling trade family sure in her belief that she will not go back to her old ways… until they need her… and a certain doctor needs her medical expertise.

This is a delicious enemies to lovers story where the hero and heroine are so much alike, that they can’t help to hate and eventually love each other. I loved learning about the brooding doctors back story and more about the smuggling hinted at in the past books. I feel this book is enjoyable in the series but can stand on its our for reader who have not read the first two. Kelly Bowen’s writing is enjoyable to read and her characters have many interesting facets.

A Rogue By Night by Kelly Bowen is to be released May 27, 2019.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Forever (Grand Central Publishing) through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

⭐⭐⭐⭐/5
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Original Review Date: May 12, 2019

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