Is A Rogue of One's Own Worth Reading?
by Evie Dunmore
Ada’s Score
Evie Dunmore's A Rogue of One's Own is a richly layered Victorian romance in which an Oxford-educated suffragist and a rakish lord find themselves entangled in a battle over a publishing house that doubles as a battle over their hearts. Part of Dunmore's League of Extraordinary Women series, the novel weaves genuine historical detail about the women's suffrage movement with sparkling wit and slow-burn tension. The hero is genuinely flawed and the heroine is formidably competent — a rare combination in historical romance. It delivers both intellectual substance and deeply satisfying romantic payoff.
“Smart, feminist, and genuinely swoony — Dunmore writes historical romance that respects both the history and the reader.”
Ada Brief
AI reading intelligence“Smart, feminist, and genuinely swoony — Dunmore writes historical romance that respects both the history and the reader.”
Book Details
- Publisher
- Generic
- Published
- January 1, 2023
- Language
- English
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Ada’s Score Breakdown
4.2
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Common Questions About A Rogue of One's Own
- Is A Rogue of One's Own worth reading?
- Smart, feminist, and genuinely swoony — Dunmore writes historical romance that respects both the history and the reader. Ada rates it 4.2 out of 5.
