Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Sweet Rogue of Mine by Shana Galen

 Sweet Rogue of Mine

by Shana Galen

Sweet Rogue of Mine is Book 9 of the
Survivors Series. It's easily my favorite 
Shana Galen series. Scheduled for 
February 9, 2021. 

Prudence Howard is humble and honest. 
She is kind to those around her. Pru will help 
anyone that needs it. And for some reason,
trouble seems to follow her around. Just waiting
for a chance to strike. 

Then there is Nash Pope. He has survived war, losing
his sight and bullets. He has survived his own best 
efforts to do himself in. Nash finds himself wandering
his property only to wind up stuck in the mud. 

Then he hears a woman singing. His life is forever changed. 
The next day, Prudence discovers his blindness. She tells
him that had she known, she would not have helped him
the day before. He is shocked that she would not have
helped him if she had known he was blind. As she explains 
to him, "Those who are blind or deaf or crippled want to be 
treated with the same dignity as everyone else."

"You offered assistance because you thought I had perfect vision."
"Exactly. I thought you were just being a typical man and
refusing help out of stupidity."
Nash all but choked at that statement. 
"But if turns out you were just being determined. I have been 
scolded by enough one-legged beggars to know that they 
would rather do it on their own. It's a point of pride. 
To offer assistance would be to imply I thought you were not
competent. I did not mean to make you feel so. 
"That is certainly an .....interesting way of thinking
about the world."

This gives you all you need to know about Pru. 
Nash and Pru have so many things against them. The world
does not generally look kindly at those with mental health 
issues or a wide open way of looking at life. Can the two 
of them come to terms? With each other? With those 
around them? Those that have left them? Those that have
been there thru the worst with them? 

Shana Galen has added a wonderful chapter to this series. 
 The Survivors continue on. Living and loving and enjoying life. 


Review by Lisa Hutson

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