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Lord Scandals Lady [Paperback]

Cathleen Clare
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After being embarrassed by the man who walks in while she is bathing, Ashley Madison is shocked when her marriage is arranged to the selfsame rakehell Lord Shandal, dubbed Lord Scandal by the ton. Original.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Pleasant Reading, April 1 2002
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This review is from: Lord Scandals Lady (Paperback)
Descriptions of this book make so much of the fact Lord Shandal gets a peek at Miss Ashley Madison in her bath but that is just one little incident that happens. Of course having caught a peek at her, Brandon (Lord Shandal) liked what he saw. Later, he finds out (as Ashley does) that they are to make a match of it. Brandon's mother and best friend (Ashley's aunt) have decided these two will marry. Ashley is dependent upon her aunt and uncle since her new sister-in-law has literally driven her from the house with barely the clothes on her back. It is very much a marriage of convenience but Ashley with her winning ways soon charms Brandon to live down the name "Lord Scandal."

I found it charming that Ashley was so reluctant and frightened to consummate the marriage. After all, though Brandon was handsome, he was a stranger. They work out those problems as well as the others that crop up along the way - including a irksome sister-in-law and her indebted brother. And there is the scandal of Brandon's current mistress - she appears at the house! How shocking! This is a well paced book, but not particularly light hearted. It just flows through the life of a woman forced to marry and forced (she thinks) to take second place in her husband's affections as was many a woman in those times. Good and pleasant reading.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Pleasant though not light-hearted reading, Mar 31 2005
By E. Lynch "romance book fanatic" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Lord Scandals Lady (Paperback)
Descriptions of this book make so much of the fact Lord Shandal gets a peek at Miss Ashley Madison in her bath but that is just one little incident that happens. Of course having caught a peek at her, Brandon (Lord Shandal) liked what he saw. Later, he finds out (as Ashley does) that they are to make a match of it. Brandon's mother and best friend (Ashley's aunt) have decided these two will marry. Ashley is dependent upon her aunt and uncle since her new sister-in-law has literally driven her from the house with barely the clothes on her back. It is a marriage of convenience but Ashley with her winning ways soon charms Brandon to live down the name "Lord Scandal."

I found it charming that Ashley was so reluctant and frightened to consummate the marriage. After all, though Brandon was handsome, he was a stranger. They work out those problems as well as the others that crop up along the way - including a irksome sister-in-law and her indebted brother. And there is the scandal of Brandon's current mistress - she appears at the house! How shocking! This is a well paced book, but not particularly light hearted.

It envelopes you in the life of a woman forced to marry and forced (she thinks) to take second place in her husband's affections as was many a woman in those times. Good and pleasant reading.
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