Rogue Done Right: A Week to be Wicked

I like to keep a good distance between reading books by the same author, because I just have so many things on my to-read list. But Tessa Dare has hit upon a tempting concoction that has me borrowing her books from the library inbetween practically every other title on my shelf.

A Week to be Wicked solved the problems that I had with A Rogue Less Taken, because the male love interest was actually a likeable guy. He had a reputation with the ladies, sure, but he was never a terrible person to Minerva (who I loved - I mean, who doesn't love a female scientist?), and it was very clear throughout the book that guy's attraction to her only grew. And that translated into his kindness and increased attention to her as a person, and the two of them generally having great chemistry, which is what all good romances should have. The geological details and adventure are great, and not at all shallow, which is refreshing and necessary to help elevate the genre. And once again, the steamy scenes are all you hope they will be.

K Rating: 4/5