A Dangerous Invitation

The Rookery Rogues, Book 1

By: Erica Monroe

Narrated by: Fiona Honan-Bowes

Scoundrels, thieves, and rebels inhabit the rookeries - where dangerous men fall in love with fierce women.

She's given up on love, and wants only independence...

Torn from her life of privilege by her father's death, Kate Morgan survives in London's dark and depraved rookeries as a fence for stolen goods. The last man she ever expects, or wants, to be reunited with is her first love, who promised to cherish, honor and protect her, and instead fled amidst accusations of murder.

He's the reformed rake determined to win her back.

One drunken night cost Daniel O'Reilly the woman he loved. If he ever wants to reclaim Kate--and his old life--he'll not only have to prove he's innocent of murder, but convince the pistol-wielding hellion that he's no longer the scoundrel he once was.

Together, they'll have to face a killer. Time is running out...

2014 Daphne du Maurier Excellence in Romantic Suspense Finalist in Published Historical Romance.

A Dangerous Invitation is a dark, gritty, and sexy romantic suspense about the working class of pre-Victorian England. It is a full-length standalone historical romance, and is book one in the Rookery Rogues series.

The Rookery Roguesa:

• Dangerous Invitation
• Secrets in Scarlet
• Beauty and the Rake
• Stealing the Rogue's Heart
• The Lady Rebels

©2014 Erica McFarland (P)2020 Erica McFarland

A little too much angst & confusing story

H/H are too filled with angst and for good reason. I am 1/3 of the way through, but don't have any interest in finishing as the H/H are not likeable and I don't care about them

Loved the narrator, Fiona

Fiona was great. I felt like she loved reading this story as much as I loved listening. It really added to the tension. I will be listening to this again and looking for the Gentleman Thief's story.

too many words too little plot

story used too many words without moving the plot along quick enough. narrator tone too dramatic and breathy at the end of paragraphs