🪶 A Daring Suffragette. A Wicked Rogue. A Battle for the Printing Press.
Welcome back to Victorian London, where the petticoats are heavy, the rules are rigid, and a brilliant rebel is about to match wits with the city's most notorious scoundrel.
In A Rogue of One's Own by Evie Dunmore, Lady Lucie Tedbury is a fiercely independent suffragette leader who has dedicated her life to the cause of women’s rights. She finally has the perfect plan to buy a London publishing house to distribute their radical literature. There is just one devastating hitch: an old nemesis has secretly bought half the shares, giving him complete control.
The Rogue? Lord Tristan Ballentine. A rogue of the highest order, he is breathtakingly handsome, wickedly clever, and utterly shameless. He loves nothing more than teasing the intensely serious Lucie.
The Bargain? Tristan isn't interested in the printing press, but he is interested in Lucie. He offers her a scandalous bargain: he will give up his shares, but only if she agrees to spend a series of intimate nights with him.
The War? What starts as a high-stakes battle of wills quickly turns into a wildfire of undeniable, scorching passion. As they navigate blackmail, society scandals, and their own buried vulnerabilities, they realize the ultimate danger isn't losing the press—it's losing their hearts.
Bursting with sharp banter, incredible tension, historical depth, and an elite childhood-frenemies-to-lovers dynamic, this book is an absolute masterpiece.
Perfect for fans of: Bridgerton, childhood rivals-to-lovers, brilliant feminist heroines, and rogues with a secret heart of gold.
📚 Why your bookshelf needs this:
The ultimate historic romance escape that is as fiercely smart as it is swoon-worthy. It is a story about passion, freedom, and a love that can dismantle high society.
🪶 A Daring Suffragette. A Wicked Rogue. A Battle for the Printing Press.
Welcome back to Victorian London, where the petticoats are heavy, the rules are rigid, and a brilliant rebel is about to match wits with the city's most notorious scoundrel.
In A Rogue of One's Own by Evie Dunmore, Lady Lucie Tedbury is a fiercely independent suffragette leader who has dedicated her life to the cause of women’s rights. She finally has the perfect plan to buy a London publishing house to distribute their radical literature. There is just one devastating hitch: an old nemesis has secretly bought half the shares, giving him complete control.
The Rogue? Lord Tristan Ballentine. A rogue of the highest order, he is breathtakingly handsome, wickedly clever, and utterly shameless. He loves nothing more than teasing the intensely serious Lucie.
The Bargain? Tristan isn't interested in the printing press, but he is interested in Lucie. He offers her a scandalous bargain: he will give up his shares, but only if she agrees to spend a series of intimate nights with him.
The War? What starts as a high-stakes battle of wills quickly turns into a wildfire of undeniable, scorching passion. As they navigate blackmail, society scandals, and their own buried vulnerabilities, they realize the ultimate danger isn't losing the press—it's losing their hearts.
Bursting with sharp banter, incredible tension, historical depth, and an elite childhood-frenemies-to-lovers dynamic, this book is an absolute masterpiece.
Perfect for fans of: Bridgerton, childhood rivals-to-lovers, brilliant feminist heroines, and rogues with a secret heart of gold.
📚 Why your bookshelf needs this:
The ultimate historic romance escape that is as fiercely smart as it is swoon-worthy. It is a story about passion, freedom, and a love that can dismantle high society.
