Company of Rogues The Rogue's Return, Book 12, (Paperback)

from kafkat

It was nice to revisit the Rogue's -- especially to see how Hal was doing and to visit Dare. While I liked the relationship, Canada scenes, etc. The "drama" of the story is, for lack of a better word, lame. What is it with these historicals when the main character has some horrible secret that sh...

from N.W.Moors

Simon St Bride is planning to return home to England from Canada along with evidence of wrongdoing in Indian affairs by some British officials. He becomes entangled in a duel that goes wrong and he is forced to marry the niece of a friend. Jane has had a crush on Simon since she met him, but is l...

from cyderry

This book started out really well with an interesting plot/premise but didn't carry through as well as I would have hoped. It was still very entertaining, but the abrupt ending, seemed to be forced rather than really thought through.

from MlleEhreen

I have been a fan of Beverley for ages...but I couldn't finish this book. What bothered me was a disconnect in the kind of relationship being portrayed and the way that Beverley wrote about it. Simon St. Bride and Jane Otterburn are forced to marry; they have had a cordial relationship but no mor...

from Darla

In the Rogues series, Simon has been in Canada in search of adventure, and finds it--he's in the middle of a duel instigated because he accused a man of corruption, when Jane, the niece of the friend with whom he's been residing, interrupts, saying that her uncle is dying. Uncle Isaiah, on his de...