4 Stars!! This is the 5th book in ‘The Cavensham Heiresses Series’ but can be read as a standalone. I love this series & have read all 5 books! I love how this one had Thea, the main female character, with a big inheritance of her own & she has inherited a Scottish Earldom, making her a Countess, all on her own! Lord William, the main male character, is the 2nd son of the Duke of Langham. I love the twist of the female being the wealthier titled one. I really enjoyed reading this book and there were only a few things here & there that I didn’t care for but other than that, it’s a great read! And I absolutely love Aunt Stella & Lady Edith!! I wish I could have my very own Aunt Stella & Lady Edith! The entire series is worth checking out!
*I received this book to read and review at no charge from the publisher and I gave my honest opinion.*

As always, a sweet romance by Janna MacGregor. The pacing, for me, felt a little off - without any real drama or tension, it felt like there was no driving force behind the plot and the second half dragged with the same points being made again and again. Will and Thea were such a wonderful pairing - both independent, kind and funny - but again there was very little dramatic build, either in terms of their developing love/lust or climactic conflict.

While I appreciate a historical romance that isn't held up by a plot so ludicrous as to be beyond belief, I do wish there had been a little more action or change of pace in this story. Will and Thea were both so anguished, there could have been more of a cause and outlet for their feelings.

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I wish I could give this book a 4 1/2 stars, I really liked this book. It is not for those looking for suspense, action, or intrigue. This is a romance, complicated love story between too wonderful people both with a history. Lord William Cavensham was jilted as a very young man of 19 by a woman he thought loved him. It broke his heart and he overcome it by deciding to never let love or women make a fool of him again. He buries himself in the family business.
Lady Theo a Countess has taken care of her grandfather for seven years and kept his secret illness
from all. Now that he has died and she has inherited and earldom and the money to go with it.
A nasty relation, the Duke of Ferr-Colby is challenging her for the title. Due to her grandfather's
illness he hid items then forgot where or why. The document that will save her home, and the people that live there has gone missing.
When Will and Theo meet due to his aunt, they both make mistakes and speak out of fear
which causes problems for both.
With Will's help and the support of his family and friends Theo, tries to save her title and land.
This is a lovely story of how two people overcome their past to a happy ending.
I like this story and enjoyed reading it and the other books in this series but it seem to drag in the middle, too much self doubt and putting others first on both part of the H & H.

Starts off with a bang, slows down about three-quarters of the way through, then the last quarter moves back up to speed to a successful ending.
A broken heart has kept Will away from any romantic relationship with a member of the opposite sex. When his favorite aunt asks for a favor, little does he know that his heart doesn't stand a chance. Thea's biggest fear is losing her home after her grandfather dies, but when Will offers his help, she can't refuse. Two friends, to two best friends and then lovers.
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Another lovely romance from Janna MacGregor. This book is a part of the Cavnesham Heiresses series but can be read as a stand a lone—though, I warn you, if you do read this one first, you will definitely want to read the others! The heroine, Lady Theodora Worth, has inherited her grandfather’s estate and earldom but must protect her rights to the title. Her elderly, and matchmaking neighbor, suggests that Theo’s claim to the title would be strengthened if she were married or engaged to a member of a powerful family and recommends her nephew, our hero, William Cavensham. Neither are eager to take such drastic measures; but hey, it’s a romance and so that changes.

The characters are well-written and the love grows naturally. The secondary characters add to the story in a way that is purposeful and not just an add-on because they were in other books of the series as so many other series-based romances seem to do. And the angst while the H/H tried to make it all work is very real making the ultimate resolution that much more satisfying. My only complaint, and it’s a minor one, is that the gossip-rag start to each chapter was superfluous.

Janna MacGregor writes the kind of book you simply cannot stop reading. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters of Thea and Will. Thea must find a husband to protect her title and land. Is Will the answer? I love the way these two interact. This book is part of the Cavensham series but it is a good stand alone. Many thanks to St. Martin’s Press and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

Perhaps a bit overwritten, but I enjoyed this story all the same. The hero and heroine were both quite likable, as was their story and the supporting cast. Based on this novel, I would check out other books by this author (or books in this series).

Instalust wrecked what should’ve been a fun title. William and Theo have barely known each other for a day before he starts feeling protective of her. It happened before the 20% mark. To me, this takes all the anticipation and waiting out of the romance and makes for an incredibly tedious read.

This is a sweet and endearing love story. The hero was an honest, hard-working man who treats everyone with respect and kindness. He suffered heartbreak or rather a big disappointment in his youth that still hunts him. I respected his decision to not marry but I did not agree with his reasons behind it. The heroine is strong, determine and kind woman. She is sincere with her limitations and treats her people with respect and care. Her last family member just died and she is not all alone but her character shines. While I found their mutual agreement not to marry each other out duty, I did find it a bit silly when they realized their attraction to the other. However, I do prefer slow burn stories where love grows and I am not such a fan of instant love.

This is my first novel from this author and I am impressed and enchanted.

A good Historical romance with mystery,drama angst and romance.
Thea need to prove she is the heir to her grandfathers property and find a husband to keep the estate.
This is where William comes in to help.
An easy read.
Voluntarily reviewed.

I absolutely adored the first half of the book. I loved how both characters were given enough chance to get to know one another, how they became friends and that friendship grew slowly into more. To be fair, nothing happens between them for the first 50%, but I loved that. Thea was that rare heroine who independent without being mulish and annoying me, and had grown up without hardly knowing anyone. I loved how sweet the first family to show her kindness and affection was. The Cavenshams really are a lovely lot! The books are worth reading just for their interactions.

But to be honest, the second half dragged a bit for me. I loved that there was very little drama except that of Thea's odious relations trying to steal her Scottish title and land (although that last-minute drama did annoy me, it was so pointless in my opinion). Both characters are very sure in who they are and what they want, and the story is very much about their development and Will's meddling family, so if you're looking for excitement and action, this may not be the book for you. But it is a lovely story about two lovely people.

The one thing I really did not like were the extracts from the gossip rag that publishes vicious and cruel rumors about both hero and heroine. It felt so odd to me in contrast to all the lovely family interactions, to be reading such truly despicable gossip, and I skipped them completely.

This is a different type of story. Theodora Worth has inherited a Scottish Earlom from her Grandfather. A distant cousin challenges the claim. Theodora must go to London to establish her claim. She cannot find the document that establishes her claim
William Caversham marriage proposal was turned down 10 years ago.

They get together as friends and try to help solve each one's problem. This is the fifth in the series, but I did not have any trouble reading it as a standalone. The writing was very good, and I found no errors.

I liked it and plan to go and read the first ones in the series.

I am currently listening to other Janna MacGregor novels and am slowly becoming a fan, This happens to be the best one that I’ve read thus far. It is a story of a Lady Theodora (Thea) Worth, Countess Eanruig, who has inherited her grandfather’s title and in order to keep it she must defend her right and challenge a male heir that isn’t deserving. She searches desperately to find the legal document that entitles her to the title but believes her grandfather has misplaced or destroyed it. With the help of Lady Stella Payne and Lady Edith her best friend, they attempt to get her nephew, Lord William Cavensham married off to Lady Thea. What starts off with H/h content with their lives and no intent of becoming attached in a marriage of convenience, turns into a wonderful and very nice story.

I think the H/h are so good together and the other characters are delightful and engaging. At times, I found myself teary-eyed, laughing and loving them all. It is a well-written and a heartwarming story. Although I have book read this story, I would love to audiobook it in the future narrated by Rosalyn Landor or Kate Reading. It ends in a welcoming HEA and I would highly recommend this as a great read.

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I was so happy Janna wrote Will’s story. I always love her books and after each one she ups her game.
The story felt it had more emotions than her other books. Will was hurt early in his young adult life, which resulted in him closing himself off from love.
Thea is a kind, lonely, nieve yet strong at the same time.
When they meet there is sparks but can they overcome each of their personal problems and open themselves to a deep personal love for each other.
You won’t be disappointed in this book

Another great installment of the Cavensham Heiresses! This is part of a series and I strongly recommend reading them in order - and now we get to see Lord William's story. I loved that this story included a woman's fight for the right to own property and manage her own life - it made it seem a bit more modern (I love regency stories that include a strong woman)!

I received this book free as an ARC thanks to Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Rogue Most Wanted is a phenomenal historical romance by Janna MacGregor. Ms. MacGregor has provided readers with a book that is fun to read and hard to put down once you start reading it. Will's heart was crushed at 19 when he was jilted. Ten years later his aunt is trying to match him with her neighbor, Theodora. Theodora has tended to her grandfather's estate since he became ill, 7 years prior. The cousin that inherited the Dukedom also wants the Ladykyrk estate. Will agrees to help her keep the estate when she tells him she doesn't want to marry him. Will and Theodora's story is loaded with drama, humor, sizzle and suspense. The characters in this book are fantastic and make this book a real pleasure to read. I enjoyed every page of Rogue Most Wanted and look forward to reading more from Janna MacGregor soon. Rogue Most Wanted is book 5 of The Cavensham Heiresses Series but can be read as a standalone. This is a complete book, not a cliff-hanger.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book that I received from NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I give this book 3 stars because, although I liked both Thea and Will, I felt the beginning dragged on and on with a lot of angst and not much storyline. The story did pick up about 3/4 of the way through and ended well.
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Theodora Worth has spent the last seven years caring for her ailing grandfather. She has protected him from society by keeping him sequestered away so that his dementia will not become something that will embarrass him with his peers. But now that he has passed away Theodora finds herself in a bit of turmoil. She is being accused by the press of having murdered her grandfather, which is absurd.

But she is also being challenged by a distant relative as to whether she is the true heir to the title and property of her grandfather. He indeed was leaving everything to her, but to prove that she needs the document that proves it. Unfortunately in his dementia her grandfather hid the document and she cannot prove her claim.

Thus she needs to marry and do so quickly so as to secure her position and the livelihood of her grandfather's tenants.

Lord William Cavensham comes into the picture because he aunt wants him to marry Theodora and rescue her from devastation. But he has his own turmoil in that he has been shunned by the Ton because of a slight he received when he was refused marriage by a societal heiress.

The story is well written, it is intriguing and beguiling. It follows the rules of the early 1700's culture in England and Scotland well. It paints a picture of turmoil for a young couple who must find a solution to a problem while also trying to decide if maybe love is in the making.

Janna MacGregor is a masterful storyteller and has delivered another amazing novel for the Cavensham series.

Enjoy

A lovely romance.

Thea wanted help retaining her lands and turns to her neighbour for help. William's great aunt coerces him to help her neighbour and thus, William and Thea set off to make the most of the time constructing a case which allows Thea to keep her earldom and estate. And what started off as friendship blossoms into love.

I loved this book for all the lovely characters in it. A large family and plenty of friends helping and supporting each other. Rogue Most Wanted is a completely feel-good book.

I have always been a fan Of Janna 's books ...she does not disappoint the readers keeps them hooked on with her captivating stories ...I have read 3 books in " The Cavensham Heiresses " series & am very happy to say Janna has continued her excellent penmanship again in " Rogue Most Wanted " the 5th in this series... It can be read as a standalone...

Theodora( Thea Worth) has inherited an ancient Scottish title Earl of Eanruig from her deceased grandfather the Duke Ferr-Colby & hence is countess...a unique concept of a woman inheriting a title in Regency Era ..The paperwork to prove she is the heir to Ladykyrk and is a countess has been misplaced. ... And she is being challenged by the new Duke who inherited the entailed properties and the title of duke , a distant cousin on the legitimacy of her claim because she is a female.....

Lord William/Will Cavesham 2nd son of the Duke of Langham is summoned by his Great Aunt Lady Stella Paynew to marry Thea as marriage to a upstanding peer can help save her Earldom. Will has been jilted at a young age , is disillusioned & not interested in marriage ...

Will & Thea both do not want to get into a relationship of convenience ...but when they meet each other they get attracted instantly...He gets charmed by Thea's innocence, smart, sensible, bold, loving personality, Thea in turn is charmed by his generous ,helping, kind persona....The love defined ,developing between the two characters is sensual, sizzling chemistry ...

The secondary characters in the book of Stella /Edith are so sweet ,lovable at the same time funny as two old busybodies trying to bring Will & Stella together...The stories written by Janna are character based & her books show the bond, strong relationships, priority between families...

A awesome read where u want to cry, laugh, love... you feel all the emotions ,feelings its so well written , presented....A heart warming book ...Towards the end of the book you feel replete & feel the goodness , cheer the story brings to you...A marvellous plot ,a fast paced book ... enthralling work by Janna ... Please do read i highly recommend this book ...