WHAT A ROGUE WANTS
CHERYL HOLT thrills readers once against with her new and dazzling BROTHERS duet…
DYLAN HART is a rich, pompous roué and earl who loves being a bachelor. But he’s turned thirty, so it’s time to pick a bride, settle down, and start filling his nursery with hearty sons. He’s marching down the road to a perfectly-boring betrothal to a rich, glamorous heiress, when his best-laid plans fly out the window.
AMELIA BERNARD is a lonely, weary spinster who has no dowry or prospects. She was raised by a corrupt guardian who squandered her inheritance, and his greed has left her in dire straits as an adult. She nurses her crippled brother and struggles to get by, while hoping her fortunes will change, so she can move her life onto a better track. She’s an optimist, but when her situation is so bleak, it’s hard to remain positive.
When Dylan meets Amelia, he’s intrigued and smitten, but he’s too pompous—and too set on his heiress—to ever have honorable intentions toward her. But she’s kind, loyal, and lovely, and she just might be the exact woman who could make him happy forever
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I finished Sophia and Sheridan’s story last night, and I really enjoyed it—except for when I wanted to knock Neville on the head for being so cruel to Sophia.
I absolutely LOVED how you had Sheridan and Sophia meet for the first time in France. It seems that in Pierre, Sophia had her own little guard dog. I loved little Emily too, and if she was that way at age two, can you imagine what she will be like at sixteen?
I loved what you did with Sybil Jones, and she is the perfect person for Neville. She knows what he’s like and how to handle him, and she won’t put up with any of his BS.
I really liked it when Hunter talked to Sophia, and when he said that she should get Sheridan to dance with her, she told him that Sheridan shouldn’t be dancing because of the injury to his leg. It made Hunter realize how much Sophia cared about Sheridan, and when he saw the way Sheridan talked about Sophia, he realized that Sheridan cared about her just as much. He just wanted Sheridan to be happy, and he figured Sophia would make him happy. He encouraged Sheridan to follow his heard and not his head.
The end of the epilogue was not only a great way to end the trilogy, but also a great way to end this ‘chapter’ of your writing. Can’t wait to see what you give us next!
~ Susan
“In the final novel of the Stone men, Holt yet again delivers a strong-willed woman and an absolute cad who just can’t keep away from each other. The great world building she creates for the reader just gets better and better with each book, tying in smaller characters seamlessly into the narrative.
As we follow all three of these men, who believe themselves to be debaucherous bachelors forever, find the women who challenge them (and social norms) you can’t help but smile, laugh, and root for them all to have a happily ever after. ” ~ Booking With Janelle
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I finished Sophia and Sheridan’s story last night, and I really enjoyed it—except for when I wanted to knock Neville on the head for being so cruel to Sophia.
I absolutely LOVED how you had Sheridan and Sophia meet for the first time in France. It seems that in Pierre, Sophia had her own little guard dog. I loved little Emily too, and if she was that way at age two, can you imagine what she will be like at sixteen?
I loved what you did with Sybil Jones, and she is the perfect person for Neville. She knows what he’s like and how to handle him, and she won’t put up with any of his BS.
I really liked it when Hunter talked to Sophia, and when he said that she should get Sheridan to dance with her, she told him that Sheridan shouldn’t be dancing because of the injury to his leg. It made Hunter realize how much Sophia cared about Sheridan, and when he saw the way Sheridan talked about Sophia, he realized that Sheridan cared about her just as much. He just wanted Sheridan to be happy, and he figured Sophia would make him happy. He encouraged Sheridan to follow his heard and not his head.
The end of the epilogue was not only a great way to end the trilogy, but also a great way to end this ‘chapter’ of your writing. Can’t wait to see what you give us next!
~ Susan
“In the final novel of the Stone men, Holt yet again delivers a strong-willed woman and an absolute cad who just can’t keep away from each other. The great world building she creates for the reader just gets better and better with each book, tying in smaller characters seamlessly into the narrative.
As we follow all three of these men, who believe themselves to be debaucherous bachelors forever, find the women who challenge them (and social norms) you can’t help but smile, laugh, and root for them all to have a happily ever after. ” ~ Booking With Janelle
