The characters are deeply nuanced, and though the love story plays with familiar tropes, Langston strengthens the relationship with some of the most heartfelt banter you’ll ever read in a historical romance. There’s nothing more apparent throughout the text than the detail that Lanston has poured heart and soul into every word. It’s challenging to write about the novel without spoiling so much of what makes it brilliant, but the heart that’s brimming from every page and the spaces in between is something readers will undoubtedly feel at their core.
Langston proved she was an exemplary writer through her debut novella ( available for free through her newsletter), A Day Until Forever,then she outdid herself tremendously with her debut novel, Forever Your Rogue, creating something masterful and beguiling in every way. It’s sweet, sizzling with breathtaking chemistry, and so superbly well-written that the book will stay with you long after you’ve closed it. It’s the kind I need not only a digital copy of but an audio, a physical, and any special edition hardcover available. Forever Your Rogue by Erin Langston is one of those books.
But damn if some books don’t come incredibly close, reaching that level by finding ways into the most vulnerable corridors of your heart and latching on for dear life, engraving a space where they’ll remain forever. Not every writer will give us the kind of awakening and entrance into the brilliant world of regency romanticization that Jane Austen did.
Historical romances are riveting because while many are stunning and significant, they can be challenging to relate to when reading in the 21st century.
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