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The Rogue Prince

384 pages

A dramatic historical romance where a thirst for vengeance collides with an irresistible, forbidden passion.

What it feels like

Reading this historical romance feels like stepping into a world of glittering high society shadowed by dark, simmering vendettas. The narrative moves at a brisk, dramatic pace, driven by the tension of a hidden identity and a calculated plot for retribution. The mood is intensely romantic and swoony, yet laced with the delicious anxiety of an impending revelation. As the story unfolds, the emotional texture shifts from a game of deliberate seduction to a profound, conflicted devotion, capturing the intoxicating rush of a proper lady discovering true passion. The prose is expressive and earnest, leaning heavily into the passionate turmoil of a man torn between justice and love. It is a perfect escape for readers who devour stories of enigmatic heroes utterly undone by the women they intended to ruin.

Mood
  • romantic
  • tense
  • swoony
Tone
  • passionate
  • dramatic
  • earnest
  • seductive
Pace
brisk
Themes
revenge versus love · hidden identities · sexual awakening · deception
The writing
Expressive and emotionally charged, focusing heavily on the intense internal conflict and simmering desires of the protagonists.
The arc
Moves from a calculated desire for vengeance and innocent infatuation to a deeply conflicted, passionate devotion.
Who it's for
Readers who love dramatic historical romances where a brooding, vengeful hero is undone by his unexpected love for an innocent woman.
Content notes
  • deception
  • themes of revenge
  • false accusations

About the book

The prince of pleasure...To the ton, he is a wealthy and powerful royal, the dashing and enigmatic Prince Thomas of Sabedoria. And to Lady Margaret Blackmore, he is irresistible. Innocent in the ways of true passion, Maggie has lived a life chaste and proper—until now. Mad with a desire unlike anything she's felt before, she would do anything to tempt Thomas to her bed. But he hides a damning secret...In truth, Thomas is no prince. He is Thomas Thorne, sent away for a crime he did not commit. Hell-bent on revenge, he would do anything to destroy his worst enemy, even seduce the man's innocent sister. But he did not count on the one thing that could spoil his perfect plan—falling in love with the beautiful lady in question. Now he must choose between his fervent wish for justice and his devotion to his tempting conquest...

Description from Open Library.

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