Love and Other Scandals by Caroline Linden

Joan and Tristan genuinely enjoy each other, and their chemistry is sparkling. Yet the simplicity of Linden's plot is its strength, making the romance feel real and natural and allowing her great skill at characterization to take the weight of the story. When spinster Joan Bennet catches the eye of notorious rake T. The obstacles to their love are simple but real: curvy Joan doesn't know how to love her body or dress to flatter it, and Tristan's unhappy family life gives him good reasons to fear marriage. Narrator Veida Dehmlows elegant performance is well matched to this historical romance. With less chaperoning, Joan and Tristan become closer, letting attraction take its course. A series in which a shocking bookFifty Shades of Grey for the Regency erahas all of London talking and gives more than one young miss a mind for scandal. Of course, that's before her parents have to leave town and her scandalous Aunt Evangeline comes to 'chaperone.' Linden somehow makes the Regency romance feel new again with this warm, likeable novel. When her brother's cheerfully disreputable friend Tristan Burke becomes his houseguest, Tristan and Joan strike up a flirtation that neither of them expects to go anywhere. She's also addicted to a not-so-respectable publication called 50 Ways To Sin. THE MARQUESS WAS MINE SCANDALS LOVE AND OTHER SCANDALS IT TAKES A SCANDAL. Joan Bennet is a respectable young lady worried that she'll never find a husband. ALSO BY CAROLINE LINDEN DESPERATELY SEEKING DUKE ABOUT A ROGUE ABOUT A KISS A.

Love and Other Scandals by Caroline Linden