Rogue Royalty

It was a good story with great spicy moments, but that’s just it- it’s ones story in three books. All three books in the Anti-Heroes series should have been one book. They’re all short and it seems like a play for more money. Enjoyable, but frustrating to pay 3x for one story.

I really did enjoy this relationship between Temperance and Kane. It’s not my favorite one by Meghan but it was still an enjoyable read. A great plot twist at the end. Didn’t really see it coming. Meghan does a great job with twists and turns.

I loved this book and the entire series. I loved seeing characters from other series connect. This Is a definite must have read!

I can’t remember the last time I was so invested in the characters in a novel. While I like Meghan’s other couples (Jericho and Indy, Mount and Kiera, Lincoln and Whitney), none of them come close to how I feel about these two. I wholeheartedly recommend this trilogy! It has a little of everything: hot, steamy scenes, unexpected turns, action, and so much heart! ❤️

I couldn’t put these books down had me hooked for the very first chapter her writing is absolutely captivating very well done

All the bendy twists in the plot of this book kept me going. It was a 😱😱😱 at the every end. Another book hangover.

This is book 3, and the final book, in this trilogy and I found it more engaging than Iron Princess, but still lacking a little from Savage Prince. I enjoyed the twists and unexpected turns, but I found the relationship between Tempe and Kane just kinda ho-hum. I wish they could've gone back to the sex club and experimented more. I'm curious what happens with Mags. She was left hanging in the end and I'm wondering where she goes from here. I love that Kane and Nan reconnected and will hopefully spend many years making up for lost time.

I have been hooked on this series and had to stop momentarily to start her “Beneath” series when I realized characters from there appear in Temperance’s story... I have been on a Meghan March binge and it is SOOO good.

Just when you think you know where this book (this trilogy, really) is headed, Meghan March shows you just how adept she is at fooling you. People, she makes a point of saying, can be mirages: you see what you want to see--what you need to see--which makes reality a bit of a shock. Temperance can be guilty of this. She thinks she knows the people in her life, but it turns out that she believes the mirage more often than she should, yet she also has a keen perception that helps her navigate her way through who to trust and who not. I like this dichotomy in her. Sometimes I want to shout at her, and sometimes I want to hug her.  Fortunately, Kane matches her perfectly. Reading this romance is fun, frisky, and fraught with tension and conflict. And once you start, you will not be able to put the book down. Meghan March gives a solid conclusion to her trilogy, and she also delivers characters you will love to get to know. 

Boy can Meghan March write kickass heroines! After reading Keira and Mount’s trilogy, Keira took her rightful place as my absolute favorite, but I have to say, after reading March’s Savage Trilogy, Temperance claims the spot right next to Keira, and given the fact that they worked together and Temperance stepped up for Keira when she needed someone in her corner the most, I’m not surprised that I adore them both. I also think it’s fitting that the men who own their hearts are not what people would deemed ‘upstanding citizens,’ but when it comes to being worthy of these beautiful, spirited, and amazing ladies, Mount and Temperance’s man are everything Keira and Temperance need them to be, so even though these bad boy males are categorized as anti-heroes, in my vantage point, as long as Mount and Temperance’s man protect their women and attempt to not bring them into the darkness that seems to surround these two dynamic men then their illegal dealings don’t define them…the way they love and they defend who they’ve claimed as theirs is all that matters, at least when it comes to Meghan March’s world of shadows, secrets, and lies. Even though Temperance may not feel this way at the beginning of Rogue Royalty, she is one hell of a strong woman and 100% her own person, and while I may not have particularly cared how Mount delivered this idea to Temperance, I don’t disagree with his thoughts about stealing her spine, standing up, and not acting like she’s dead. This whole ‘fake it until you make it’ routine is not working for Temperance and so with a push from Mount and so much needed insight, Temperance finds a way to keep moving forward despite the deep sense of betrayal and heartache that she feels. No one and nothing is what it seems when it comes to the underbelly of New Orleans, Louisiana, and Meghan March illustrates this idea brilliantly throughout the course of Temperance and her anti-hero’s final book. And when secrets start to be revealed and Temperance’s broken pieces start to fissure back together, hold on even tighter because everything I thought I knew is turned upside down and when all the chips are played and maneuvers made, what’s left is still a bit of a disastrous hot mess, but it’s one that was created on Temperance’s terms because regardless of what she thought she could withstand, her fearlessness, her moxie, and her determination to be everything that she’s always wanted to be is what pushes her forward despite her grief, despite her anger, and despite the fact that her whole life has changed partly due to the man who refuses to give her up but mostly due to her own drive and need to prove the naysayers wrong, and boy does she ever! 4.5 Poison Apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)