Forever Your Rogue

By: Erin Langston

Narrated by: Justine Eyre, Will M. Watt

He was her last chance. She was his first certainty.

Cora, Lady Dane, gave up her dreams of happily ever after a long time ago. Now newly widowed, the young mother is determined to finally live on her own terms... until a devastating betrayal shatters her hopes for the future. Faced with the prospect of losing her beloved children to overbearing relatives, Cora needs the help of the one thing she swore she'd never have again: a husband.

Nathaniel Travers hasn't a care—or responsibility—in the world. Content with his wayward lifestyle, the charismatic rogue has no interest in marriage or duty. That is until the earl cuts off his bank accounts. No stranger to wild escapades, Nate is game for any scheme that keeps him afloat... even a madcap ruse with a stubborn viscountess.

A fake engagement should be a straightforward solution to both of their dilemmas. But a summer at Cora's estate tests their arrangement, and it isn't long before their simmering attraction escalates to a feverish crescendo. When they are forced to confront the real complications of their faux betrothal, Nate has to make the first worthy gamble of his life... if only Cora can risk her guarded heart.

Forever Your Rogue is a swoony, sexy, and heartfelt Regency romance that can be enjoyed as a standalone.

©2023 Erin Langston (P)2023 Podium Audio

Nate parts are exquisite

This story is beautiful and perfect and WRECKED me. The performance for Nate is exquisite. Cora is… well just listen to the Cora reader at 1.7 or higher and it’s fine

Great love story

To be honest I’m not a fan of a man voice but boy I loved it!

complete story with lots of look into the future

this was a good historical with an interesting story. I always like me non-virginal heroines and the ray who falls first. I really like the message of it however I like the fact that marriage and children can help us reach our full potential and that we don't always begin the way that we end

Lovely, sweet and so good

What a cute book! It is historical but has a great story, characters and evil villains. Lady Cora's terrible philandering husband has died (in an accident going to see his mistress!!) and the villains are his sister and her vicar husband. They are awful people and only want to take Cora's children so they can control her 4yr old son's money.
The "hero" is a rogue, not a bad guy just a slacker and good time rake. He is the brother of Cora's best friend and is enlisted under duress to pretend to be her fiance to stall her evil in-laws from taking her children.
This book was funny, swoony and hot and added bonus the male narrator was Will M Watt who does the BEST english voice for the hero.

Forever your rogue

Well developed characters and plot, a story which doesn’t reveal itself all at once. Very diverting and well read.

Gorgeous!!

Will M Watt is phenomenal!! The story was epic!! Langston is top tier in my opinion.

I love your book

But your narrator for Nick is incredible. He makes this character come to life. I listen to your book just to hear how this character makes such a change. How the character loves his 4 children and his love.
The epilogue is 20 year leap that is full of so much love. Will Watt’s tone is lovely for bringing the love of the family to life.
Well done.

A Good Historical Romance

I heard so much about Forever Your Rogue. Nate is a great hero! I loved how he fell in love with Cora and her children. Cora was really controlling, but after her marriage to the late Viscount Dane, I get it. The plot was predictable, but still entertaining. I was expecting more for what I heard. That’s a me thing! Anyway, it’s still a good historical romance! The epilogue was EVERYTHING!! That epilogue made the book go from a solid 4 stars to 4.5 stars! ⭐️

a glorious romance

what a beautiful story. thank you to the author and the narrators for making this a very enjoyable listen. please can we have more books on audible of Erin Langston. PLEASE

One of my favorite historical romances

I feel like this book was written just for me. Like Erin Langston asked me “what is your perfect HR novel?” And then she went ahead and wrote it for me.

Oh my goodness!! I loved it. I loved everything about it. I loved all the characters. I loved the epistolary aspect of it with a letter at the start of each chapter. I loved all the tenderness and sweet words. I loved.it.all!

I loved the characters in this book. Especially Nate! He was a perfect mix of Leo Hathaway, West Ravenel, and Colin Sandhurst. If you like a laid back, Devil may care, teasing Hero then this hero is IT!! The heroine was wonderful too. A strong woman who fights for her kids and puts everyone else first. She deserved to be happy and loved and it was so satisfying watching her learn to trust Nate. And even more satisfying watching Nate learn to love her and the kids.

Things I loved about this book that I thought set it apart from others:
-The biggest thing that got me was the intimacy between Nate and Cora. It wrecked me. The love scenes were so so intimate. Looking into each others eyes, whispering things, communicating….omg. It was one of the best sex scenes I’ve read. I’m so tired of reading about sex acts with no emotion involved. I think there were three or four sex scenes in this book but the first was the longest and most special. I like intimacy so for me this was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

-The way that the H and h really realized their feelings and didn’t avoid them or shrug them off. They were shocked by them and scared by them but they didn’t deny or fight them. Once Nate realized how important Cora and the kids were he decided to stay and fight for them. He started off as such a rake and loser, but by half way in he turned into a cinnamon roll and I loved getting to enjoy all the gooey sweetness for the second half of the book. Omg Nate was a DREAM!! So tender. So loving. 🥰🥰🥰

-They gave each other the benefit of the doubt. Nate understood Cora and he really truly KNEW her. It was like magic. For a woman to be so understood by a man made my heart throb lol. Cora doubted him several times but it didn’t take long for her to stop and think “no, I know him. I KNOW him” and then they communicated. I loved that she didn’t go running with assumptions to create drama and angst.

-The epilogue!!! How amazing to see their family 20+ years down the road and not just 6 months. It was so great!

Overall I loooooved this book!! I’d give it more than 5 stars if I could! It was utterly romantic. Beautifully written. And gave me all the feels I hope to have when reading a historical romance!