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A Rogue to Remember

A Rogue to Remember

A League of Scoundrels Novel, Book 1

by Emily Sullivan


⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


This is one heck of a debut!


While touring Italy, Lottie Carisle has escaped her travel companion and done everything she can to make herself ruined in the eyes of her British peers… all she wants is to be given the freedom of choice and her choice has always been love!


So when blast from her past Alec Gresham, her Uncle’s ward and her childhood love shows up out of the blue to take her back to her Uncle, she relents on one condition. He shows her his hometown of Venice before they leave Italy.


The extra travel times starts to bring back feelings for them both, even as Alec tries to keep her at arms length and away from his current life of espionage.


Oooh! These former co-wards, turned friends who fall in love and are torn apart and brought back as enemies are one spicy duo!!! The chemistry and sparks fly with these two, whether its the heated conversations to their heated sheets! I was on board for this fun road trip romance adventure as Alec takes Lottie home to her destiny.


I could not out this book down, the espionage really added to the excitement of the story and the twist at the end had me on the edge of my seat! I can’t wait for the next instalment in the League of Scoundrels with Rafe’s story!



A Rogue to Remember by Emily Sullivan is scheduled to release March 9th, 2021.


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



 

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