A Rogue by Any Other Name

Rogues to Riches #4
by Grace Burrowes

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

Another perfect addition to the romance world… I have just finished reading A Duke by Any Other Name by Grace Burrowes and I’m left with a goofy smile on my face ☺️!

In the fourth instalment of the Rogues to Rishes series we finally get an HEA for one of the Wentworth sisters, Althea! The sisters have been side characters for the run of the series thus far, but man, did Althea shine! She’s my new fictional BFF!

Althea Wentworth has decided to forego the London season this year after suppering through the last five. As the families easiest target she has been bullied since she hit the ballroom. She’s familiar with the torn hems, spilled drinks and trips she received and is hoping that in the smaller playing field of Yorkshire society she can achieve her dream: a husband and family of her own. Too bad she needs to get the resident reclusive duke to accept her and show her the hopes to make this dream come true. Thankfully she is a true Wentworth and not afraid of a challenge!

Nathaniel Rothmere, The Duke of Rothhave has secrets to hide and a unwelcoming demented and decrepit ancestral home to do it with. He can afford change and Althea is about to start making some big changes in the neighbourhood. Will Nathanial be able to adapt and follow his heart or will he keep that locked up in his crumbling home?

I have been loving this series from the beginning and A Duke by Any Other Name definitely held up to my regard! This story has a delightful forced meet cute, grumpy hero/ sunshine heroine, runaway hogs and haunted mansions!

A Rogue by Any Other Name by Grace Burrowes is scheduled to release April 28th, 2020.

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

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