A Rogue of One's Own

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A Rogue of One's Own

by Evie Dunmore

Lady Lucie is on a mission to secure the future of the suffrage movement, and to do that, she needs the publishing house currently owned by Lord Ballentine. The problem is, Ballentine is a notorious rake who has no intention of selling to a woman, let alone one who wants to use his press to dismantle the status quo. What follows is a delicious, high-stakes game of cat and mouse where the political battles are just as heated as the romantic ones. This book feels sharp and intellectual, balancing the grit of Victorian activism with the kind of banter that makes you laugh out loud. If you enjoy historical romances where the heroine is just as focused on changing the world as she is on her own heart, you will find this incredibly satisfying.

10 Books similar to 'A Rogue of One's Own'

Since you enjoyed the sharp-tongued banter and political ambition in Lucie and Tristan's story, we have curated a list that leans into those same strengths. These selections prioritize strong, independent women navigating restrictive social landscapes while engaging in intense intellectual sparring with their partners. Whether you are looking for more of Evie Dunmore's signature blend of suffragette history or the witty, subversive energy found in works by Tessa Dare and Loretta Chase, these titles capture that specific intersection of feminist agency and undeniable, slow-burn romantic tension.

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As the first book in the same series, this novel establishes the witty, suffragette-focused world that fans of the series adore. It features the same blend of historical political movements and intense, intellectual romantic tension.

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Portrait of a Scotsman

by Evie Dunmore

Continuing the 'League of Extraordinary Women' series, this installment offers the same rich historical atmosphere and feminist advocacy found in the previous books. It perfectly balances the high stakes of the Suffragette movement with a deeply passionate romance.

The Duchess Deal
The Duchess Deal

by Tessa Dare

Tessa Dare is a master of the witty, banter-filled historical romance that fans of Evie Dunmore crave. This story features a strong-willed heroine and a grumpy hero, creating a dynamic that mirrors the chemistry in 'A Rogue of One's Own'.

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A Week to Be Wicked

by Tessa Dare

This book captures the adventurous spirit and sparkling dialogue that define the best of Victorian-era romance. Readers who enjoyed the road-trip elements and intellectual sparring in Dunmore's work will find this equally delightful.

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The Governess Game
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Fans of the 'League of Extraordinary Women' will appreciate the agency given to the female protagonist in this story. It combines a lighthearted, fun tone with emotional depth and a compelling romance that feels fresh and modern.

A League of Reluctant Gentlemen

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This is the second book in the series, maintaining the high standard of historical accuracy regarding the suffrage movement. It deepens the political stakes while providing the same satisfying, slow-burn romantic payoff.

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Loretta Chase is a pioneer of the witty, intelligent historical romance genre. This book features a brilliant, unconventional heroine who challenges societal norms, much like the suffragettes in Dunmore's novels.

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For readers who loved the feminist themes and the subversion of gender roles in 'A Rogue of One's Own', this book is a perfect match. It features a scandalous, independent heroine who refuses to conform to Victorian expectations.

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A classic of the genre, this book features a transformative romance that fans of the 'enemies-to-lovers' trope will find deeply satisfying. The character development of the hero is legendary, mirroring the redemption arcs found in Dunmore's work.

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This novel captures the sharp wit and social maneuvering of the Regency/Victorian era with a modern, feminist sensibility. It follows an ambitious, clever protagonist who navigates the marriage mart, much like the women in Dunmore's stories.