They are a close bunch, always there for their own, when one is in need, they gather and stand behind or next. I loved Will’s family, they are so supporting, not afraid to shake him if they think he deserves it. I arched for Thea and each humiliating moments her mishaps caused to her, but also for Will when he thought he was no good enough for her and felt dismissed but I cheered each time Will ran to her help or to confort her and when Thea accepted his suit. He too thought to refuse the match but when she first said she won’t marry him, it took it as personal while it was only rhetorical.Īs the more they get to know another, the more they feels drawn to the other, they quickly develop a friendship that evolve to more. Will thinks she rejects him because she doesn’t want him, while in fact she first is not keen to marry and second won’t commit simply with the first man she meets and Will is this one. Plus they registered words said but did not took time to comprehend them really.

They each refused the other as a potential prospect simply because it was suggested by their friends and family. Will and Thea began their relationship on the wrong foot. It was no sad tears, but happy ones because of the moving last scene. It has been a while since a book was able to make me shred tears, I laugh, swoon, felt hurt or angry and arch for the characters but I really never cry. I preordered this book because of its intriguing blurb and I was also lucky to be provided an advanced copy by Netgalley and the publisher St Martin’s press.Īs part of a series, I do know many of the characters were introduced in the previous books but never I felt lost, it definitely can be read as a standalone. This book was my introduction’s read to Mrs Janna MacGregor’s work.

Rogue Most Wanted by Janna MacGregor