Wicked Rivals

League of Rogues Series, Book 4

De: Lauren Smith

Narrado por: Heather Wilds

The daughter of a Scottish lord with a dark and treacherous past, Rosalind Melbourne has spent years distancing herself from her past. After escaping her tyrannical father and marrying an aging English lord, she has become a powerful widow with a business empire at her command. Her business dealings are everything to her, leaving her no time for love. Especially not with her business rival, Ashton, a man with a scandalous reputation as striking as his blue eyes. Ashton is fascinated by the strong-willed, intelligent, and sensual lady who, up until now, had outsmarted him at every turn. Rosalind wishes she could deny she is falling for the brooding, handsome baron. How can she possibly trust him when doing so could cost her what she values most - her freedom? When Ashton discovers Rosalind might hold the key to saving the League of Rogues, he knows he will do anything to woo his wicked lass. As their pasts return to haunt them and dark forces rise to keep them from exposing a deadly spymaster, their game of love turns to a game of survival. Contains mature themes.

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How this book shows love, forgiveness, friendship, and commitment.

I truly love this book and the content it gives. This book shows how love and honesty can conquer all of life challenges.

Is it all business

He wanted her for his belief that she was consorting with his enemy and that her funds was helping his enemy. Therefore, he settled her debts and held all of her belongings. He even got a banker to assist him. She is angry for what he had done and plans to go to his estate to settle things. Like a boot up his ….. Sparks fly. HEA. Good story and narrative.

Wicked Rivals

I've been waiting for Ashton's book and it did not disappoint. I cannot wait for the next one.

Enjoyable

I love this series of books. They have kept my interest & each one is a totally new adventure with all the leading characters having distinct different personalities.

Loving the League of Rogues series

I love this series by Lauren Smith. Each book has its own exciting plot. I started the series in the Romance package, but will finish the series with credits or purchases. There is a lot of steam in the series. The Rogues and their love interests are a lot of fun. The narrator, Heather Wilds is great! If you love Regency and are bored with the ball rooms, try this series. Funny, suspense, Love, steam and evil villain who must go!

Great storytelling

Loved these stories. Listened to all of them for a second time and some for the first time and relished each one. Well written with intrigue, suspense, and love. Loved the way you carried the friendships throughout the series. Job well done Lauren 👍🏻. Narration was well done with great characterizations, accents, and intonations. Smooth transitions from character to character. Great job to Heather, Nathaniel, Carolyn, Tracy, and Catriona, but especially Heather and Nathaniel 👍🏻👍🏻.

Another awesome installment of The League

This book is one of my favorites in the series. The narrator was great. I usually prefer books like this to have both a male and female narrator but this worked well.

Sensual rivals

I really enjoyed the friendships and affection between the rogoues and their
Families. I wish there was resolution with the side stories. Is
Lauren going to write something about what happens to Hugo?It seems
She has started on a new series.-that's why I didn't give a rating of 5.

Lauren Smith does it again!

Another enjoyable read from Lauren Smith! Can not wait for the next book in the series to come out. Audio was good but I have noticed some issues with editing as some sentences are repeated saying alternate. Also, sometimes the male characters names have been accidentally switched. This has happened in the previous books as well, but doesn't detract from the story.

Wicked Series

Enjoyed this one. Ashton was favorite character from beginning. Rosalind is a reasonable heroine. The first couple of books were ridiculous. Each book gets better.