Rogue of the Borders (The Rogue Series)

Rogue #3

by Cynthia Breeding

Abigail Townsend longs for the type of excitement she reads about in her beloved books. She knows she won't find anything remotely resembling an adventure at any of the stuffy events of the ton, so she sets out to find one of her own. Shane MacLeod is a man of many talents and titles. He's a Highlander, a ship captain, and a member of the Knights Templar. When he sets out to sea bound for an important meeting of Templars, he realizes too late the lad his cook hired is a girl. And when that girl turns out to be an earl's daughter, he soon adds "husband" to his list of titles. Forced into a temporary marriage with the bold and handsome Highlander, Abigail has no interest in remaining as virtuous as the honorable Shane would have her stay. But as Shane's resolve weakens, an old family enemy seeks to destroy any happiness Shane might find with his new bride. Contains mature themes.

1 pages, Audio CD

First published May 27, 2014

About the author

An avid reader of anything medieval, Cynthia Breeding has taught the traditional Arthurian legends to high school sophomores for fifteen years. She owns more than three hundred books, fictional and non-fictional, on the subject. More information on Arthur, Gwenhwyfar and Lancelot can be found on the Historical Account link.

In addition, she has won numerous awards including the Holt Medallion, Beacon Contest, Barclay Gold, More Than Magic and Ancient City Romance Authors.

Cynthia lives on the bay with her Bichon Frise and enjoys sailing and riding on the beach. Readers can reach her snail-mail at: 3636 S. Alameda, B-116, Corpus Christi, Texas 78411 or visit via her website.

Reviews

[Lynn Woods · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love that Shane fell in love with Abigail because of her mind instead of her beauty. I wanted an epilogue to further their story but it wasn't there that is my only complaint. I listened to the audiobook and found the narrator ability to change her voice very good. Shane sounded sexy.

[Dora · Rating 1 out of 5]

Just don’t bother with this one… it’s so incredibly boring and has so many characters that there is barely any romance at all.