Customer Reviews

Rogue

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The character Ryder Remington is a prime example of a classical rogue! He's dashing, strong and annoyingly smooth! He is definitely a dream away from orgasmic!

This is one romance definitely not bound for Blockbuster! The characters were so unbelievable and the dialouge so poorly written it was hard to make it from page to page. The plot in itself was corny and I actually groaned aloud when introduced to the character Aunt LOVE! REALLY we are romantic not ditsy. As usual, noone can deny Fabio's sex scenes were steamier than ever, but I'm not sure one can make it that far. Also, great sex scenes can hardly make up for bad plot. I love Fabio's pictures, I really do, but a reader worth their salt must agree that a great body on one page can't make up for 400 pages of a dull and flat book. For great historical romance try Virginia Henley and the almost impossible to get Roberta Gellis. For great contemporary romance keep in mind Susan Elizabeth Phillips.

Enjoyable, passionate, with a leading man that rivals Clark Gable in Gone With The Wind, Ryder is strong, sexy, arrogant, confident, kind etc...mid-way through the book, I was wishing for a man like this myself! Though wordy at times, it's worth the read. Fabio needs to keep writing, I like the way that guy thinks.

I had bought this audiobook together with Fabio's Pirate and I didn't think I would like Rogue because I was a little disappointed with Pirate because I didn't like the heroine but I listened to the Rogue audiobook anyway and I was very pleasantly surprised! I wouldn't call it a masterpiece of classic literature but it was good and I enjoyed it and I liked the characters Natalie and Ryder and I enjoyed reading about their adventures and their romance.

I beleave this book to be wonderful as well as sinful. I am only on Chapter ten so far. I wish Ryder Remington the main character of the book was a real person. I woun't mind if he looked under my frok. This book makes me sinful for reading it. Thank You, Fabio! Oh and the other person too!

i began reading this book in my livingroom in the company of my husband and children. i ended the book in the bathtub.

The journey was heartracing, the chapter with the mirror over the bed... well, what can I say,to quote "Fabio's character, LET ME SHOW YOU". I wish more men had that kind of skill!!!!!