Review: Decent Book
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
Reforming the Rogue was a delightfully fun novel. Two sisters live in the same home in London and one is to get married to a Lord, only this will bring about scandal on her betrothed, and cause him to be shunned from society. She is his mistress and it is not a done thing to get married to one of such acquaintance.  Nic, the Lord's younger brother is out to stop the wedding at all cost.The book has a very good idea, but it is not formed very well. It was an interesting read with very slow parts involved. It was a good book, and I didn't mind reading it and this is why I am giving it a three. Unfortunately, most of the story takes part in the townhouse in London. I would love to see the book expanded upon eventually, to include more descriptions of places around London. Also, the Lord needs a bigger part in the novel. The parts he is involved in are written well, but due to the fact that this book involves him, he should be a main character instead of secondary.With all this said, I would not mind reading another one of Donna Simpson's books.**I received a free copy of this book, from Net Galley, in return for my honest opinion.**