Love never dies. Hope never ends. The Rogue series wraps up with eight brand new romances for dreamers who know “happily ever after” is an opportunity for a new beginning.
For Love and Country by Tracey Livesay
Zora grows disillusioned as her boss, Senator Ethan Humphries, bows to pressure to back the Republican president’s agenda. Frustrated by his willingness to keep quiet, she hands in her notice.
Ethan is stunned by Zora’s resignation…and the realization of his feelings for his deputy chief of staff. Will he do the right thing or follow the party line and risk losing Zora’s respect, and her love?
Ipso Facto ILU by Hudson Lin
“Sexy” and “political science” don’t often overlap, so when PhD student Brandon’s celebrity crush, Jonny Lim, shows up on campus, Brandon can’t believe his luck. The political pundit is out of Brandon’s league, but there’s a spark that makes him hope for the impossible.
Brandon’s adorable nerdery is Jonny’s kryptonite. Yet, as tempting as Brandon is, Toronto is a no when Jonny has a job offer back in Vancouver.
When a snowstorm strands Jonny, he crashes at Brandon’s where they fend off the cold with heated debates and hotter kisses. But one night together isn’t enough to convince Jonny to move to Toronto—is it?
A Little Rebellion by KD Fisher
Veteran teacher Ruth was not ready for a woman at the dog park to divert her attention. Ruth can’t afford to pursue love when her students need her.
It’s Mia’s first year teaching and she’s got to get it right: stand up to her intolerant principal, not get distracted by a crush on a coworker.
As their relationship grows, they must fight to save their school and decide if their friendship can turn into something more.
The Blundering Billionaire by Chace Verity
Awkward billionaire Jayden-James Hancock has spent his whole life in his fashionista mother’s shadow, but an opportunity for change arrives with his new assistant. Tired of debt struggles, Isla Dyer rallies hard for student loan reformation. Inspired, Jayden-James joins the movement. While changing his clothes has always been easy, changing the world—and falling in love—might be a different catwalk.
Good Service by Sionna Fox
Evan doesn’t miss politics. Bartending a stone’s throw from the state house is as close as he’ll get now, until Tessa sits tearing apart a bill, full of passion and the will to back it up. Tessa might be three steps ahead of the former wonk, but sparks fly over offers to put her in touch with old contacts. Tessa’s burning need to fix the world could bring Evan too close to the old fires, but he can’t resist the temptation.
Love You Like That by KK Hendin
One café manager swamped with guilt over not being politically engaged enough.
One overwhelmed Congressional aide who thinks he’s failed D.C. when D.C. failed him.
Two best friends scared to admit how in love with each other they are.
Can existential crises, too many feelings, and far too much caffeine help Jasper and Raina admit their feelings, or will it end in heartbreak?
Love Your Love by Ainsley Booth
Two workaholics meet and fall in love. That’s just the start of the story for biz school prof Tanya and political staffer Penny. A games night with neighbor Win, a wild child artist, sparks something new for Penny. And to her surprise, her beloved partner is all for Penny exploring a new relationship alongside theirs.
Starlet Struck by Tamsen Parker
At the year’s hottest awards, Hadley should be rocking the red carpet with a Hollywood hunk. Instead she’ll be escorting out-and-proud Archer.
Archer has better things to do than going to some prissy awards show but she’ll go to bring attention to her work: helping homeless LGBTQ youth.
Sparks fly but Archer’s resentment of closeted Hadley might burn hotter than her passion, and it’ll take more than chemistry for Hadley to risk her career.
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