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Edward Scott

5.0 out of 5 stars Families Who See the Truth First

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025

Format: Kindle

The family gatherings added warmth, tension, and comfort all at once. 

They felt like real families, messy and supportive in the same breath. 

I loved how both families could sense the connection between 

Rebecca and Alexi before the characters even admitted it.

Anthony Cornish

5.0 out of 5 stars The Soft Weight of Loneliness

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025

Format: Kindle

Rebecca’s loneliness is written with such soft detail that I felt it even 

when nothing dramatic was happening. Her quiet reflections, 

her attempts to convince herself she is fine, and the way she accepts less than 

she deserves were all incredibly relatable.

Douglas Watkins

5.0 out of 5 stars When Grief and New Love Coexist

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025

Format: Kindle

The guilt Rebecca feels is portrayed with so much care. 

You can feel her torn between wanting to honor her past and needing to honor her future. 

The book shows that grief and new love can coexist, 

and that realization was one of the most powerful themes for me.

Ella Hemmings

5.0 out of 5 stars A Second Chance at Breathing

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025

Format: Kindle

The book’s message about second chances hit me hard. 

Rebecca truly believed her love story ended the day her husband passed away. 

Seeing her slowly discover that her heart still had more to give felt like 

watching someone take their first breath after being underwater for too long.

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Alicia Sanford became a young mother due to an unexpected pregnancy as a teenager. She was happily married to her husband Craig, who she thought would be her soulmate for life. Soon after moving into a new rental house, however, Alicia found that her life of wedded bliss had been an illusion. It was all a lie.

While her life is falling apart, Alicia and her young son, Tommy are thrust into the lives of three completely different men. Alicia first connects with her wide-eyed teenaged neighbor, Nick Randolph, a truly helpful young man who becomes a genuine friend. Alicia’s connection to Nick leads to a friendship with his gregarious father, Hank Randolph, who is wild and unpredictable. Alicia’s friendship with Hank leads to her meeting David Nichols, who is Hank’s reserved and responsible business partner, and who is also scarred by a past relationship.

With the help of these three men, Alicia will begin to pick up the pieces and start again. She will need to get a new job with new friends to be able to manage and afford the house on her own. Then Alicia will need to venture out into the dating world to find the right man who might just be the soulmate she has been missing.

Is that soul man out there? Or maybe…is he right in front of her?

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A Five Star Review for Rogue:

A Gripping, Mature Romance That Stays With You

Rogue took me by surprise in the best possible way. It’s not just a romance it’s an emotional, layered exploration of what it means to move on, to rediscover desire, and to choose passion over safety when life gives you a second chance.

Rebecca Cooper is a character I instantly connected with. She’s in her forties, widowed, and trying to build something steady and reliable with Jeff, a long-time friend. On the surface, her life makes sense. But underneath it all, she’s lonely until Alexi enters the picture like a whirlwind.

Alexi is the kind of character who commands attention: mysterious, a little dangerous, deeply wounded, and impossible to ignore. The tension between him and Rebecca is magnetic, but what I loved most was that their attraction wasn't superficial it was emotional, spiritual, and raw. He challenges her. She calms him. They make sense in a way that logic can't explain.

Anne Marie Busch does a fantastic job weaving in backstory, family dynamics, and secrets that slowly unravel. The mystery around Jeff’s past and Alexi’s resentment toward him adds a layer of suspense that kept me flipping the pages well past bedtime.

I also appreciated how the book tackles mature love and grief without rushing anything. It shows how complicated it can be to let go of the familiar, even when your heart is telling you something different. Rebecca’s growth felt so real, so earned, and so powerful.

If you’re looking for a book that’s more than just a steamy romance something with depth, conflict, and unforgettable characters Rogue is for you. It left me thinking about life, choices, and the risks we take for love long after I finished the last page.

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