The Dangerous Love of a Rogue: An addictively passionate Regency romance perfect for fans of Beverley Watts, Eloisa James and Bridgerton

A passionate Regency romance filled with scandal, temptation and a love too powerful to be denied. 'The perfect read for fans of Bridgerton.' Fenella Miller Is he playing a game with her heart?

Lord Andrew Framlington is known as a rogue of the highest order, a fortune hunter, a man without honour. He plans to marry a wealthy bride to secure his future… but beneath it all, could he be longing for something more, something real?

Miss Mary Marlow, the enchanting sister of a duke, is everything he should not want – innocent, fiercely protected by her powerful family and entirely out of reach. Yet from the moment he sets eyes on her, Drew knows she is the one. Not just for her fortune, but for the way she makes him feel.

Mary knows Drew’s reputation and the danger he poses, knows surrendering to him would be reckless, yet his charm and stolen kisses leave her breathless. Torn between duty and desire, she finds herself teetering on the edge of ruin.

Can Mary trust a rogue with her heart?

The first in the addictive Regency romance series The Marlow Family Secrets, for fans of Beverley Watts, Eloisa James and Bridgerton. Perfect for readers who love STEAMY, SPICY historical and regency romance.

'If you like a tortured hero (I do) then this one is definitely for you.' 5-star reader review

'This is a MUST READ!! This Rogue is an original!!' 5-star reader review

'Heartwrenching... you can't help but love both these characters' 5-star reader review

'A real page turner!' 5-star reader review

Praise for Jane Lark's historical romances:

'Beautifully descriptive, emotional and can I say, just plain delicious reading?' My Devastating Reads

'What a brilliant read!! Jane Lark has an incredible talent to draw the reader in from the first page... It's a display of raw emotion, drama and intimacy.' Cosmo Chicklitan

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