Ebook {Epub PDF} Fly with a Rogue by Elena Greene

 · FLY WITH A ROGUE is a new historical romance from Elena Greene, author of LADY DEARING’S MASQUERADE. Length: about 90, words ( pages). Sensuality: includes numerous sex scenes. Customer Book Reviews. Fly with a Rogue by award-winning and Kindle bestselling author Elena Greene. HomeBooksBlogBioWritingResearchContactEmail List. Fly with a Rogue. A village schoolmistress’s life takes a turn when a Waterloo veteran turned balloonist crashes nearby and is brought to her cottage. Passion sweeps them along, taking them on a scandalous flight across the English countryside. Fly with a Rogue is a sexy historical romance set in the Regency period, by award winning author Elena Greene. Sensuality: sex scenes.5/5.

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Fly with a Rogue is a sexy historical romance set in the Regency period, by award winning author Elena Greene. Sensuality: sex scenes. GENRE. Romance. RELEASED. Passion sweeps them along, taking them on a scandalous flight across the English countryside. They must marry, but can they make a life together? FLY WITH A ROGUE is a sexy historical romance set in the Regency period, by award winning author Elena Greene. Sensuality: sex scenes. Fly With A Rogue was an enjoyable read, the two main characters were engaging and had good back stories. Both of them had experienced pain in their lives and I liked how the author eventually brought them together. There was a red herring before you found out who the antagonist of the story was and it was a good twist.