What a smoldering gallery of Rogues from a talented collection of writers! Whether they’re stealing jewels or stealing hearts, this collection of rogues is sure to please.
Entertaining from first story to last, Rogues whisks you on one adventure after another, from sweet to dark and everything in-between.
Megan Mitchum starts it off with “Swindled”, featuring a delicious cat burglar stalked by a detective unable to resists his charms—or can she? Axa Lee comes next with “Opals”, presenting a delightful King of Thieves not quite prepared for the challenge presented to him by the monarch’s mistress. “Her Hearts Tomb” by Jennifer Kasey takes you on an exciting nail-biting adventure in search of a valuable gem and a long-lost love.
“The Highwayman’s Treasure” by Emma Jay gives us a heroic highwayman come to claim his heart’s desire, and “Plunder” by Delilah Night presents a pirate with a secret plan to capture the woman of his dreams. A bootlegger at the door who is impossible to resist is featured in “The Heat” by Mia Hopkins, and “The Highwayman Came Riding” by Ezrabet Bishop explores the line between fantasy and reality.
Take a ride on a riverboat with a handsome card sharp and an intriguing woman set to take him on in “Queen High” by Cela Winter. “Rogue Hearts” by Delilah Devlin explores a woman’s dark fantasy, while ‘Lady of the House” by T.G. Haynes takes an interesting turn during a home invasion. Elle James in “Billionaire and the Jewel Thief” keeps you guessing as to who’s in charge. “An Eye for Love” by Cynthia Young is a classic whodunit, and “Roguishly Handsome and other Superhero Problems” by Tray Ellis is an interesting take on the superhero dilemma. Bib Rizer rounds out the collection with a really interesting version of the Cinderella story in “Glass Slippers, Hardly Worn”.
Delilah Devlin has masterfully collected a group of stories with twists and turns on the handsome-rogue-and-damsel-in-distress theme, which tweak the stories in such a way that at the end you’re left smiling and thinking, That turned out even better than I thought it would. This is light, frothy reading, something to entertain whether you just have a few moments to read just one story at a time or hours to read one after another. No matter how you try it, you won’t be disappointed.