A Most Scandalous Proposal (CD-Audio)

from dwingomitc

This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. Although the book had a slow start, it ended well. Julia listed as main character but her relationship closely intertwined with Sophia her sister. The author created a good book but did not focus on the primary character Julia. Then a seco...

from reesa00

A mildly interesting romance novel that had a lot of open questions. There was a lot of character description but not the actions did not align with that. Its never really explained why the villain is so fixated on the heroine; sure there's an explanation but its completely ludicrous. The heroine...

from elissa_kay

Honestly, I am not sure how I feel about this book. It is billed as a love story between Julia and Benedict, but her sister Sophia gets almost the same amount of coverage. It was almost two novels in one, and I can't tell if I feel cheated or that it had to be this way because neither sister's st...

from AoifeT

A Most Scandalous Proposal is a story of two sisters, which at times feels like one sister too many. The narrative shifts between the two, which at times did not allow for true depth of characterization. As a reader when I would be involved with Sophia's story, it would shift to Julia. Another re...

from Stacey42

This is a run of the mill Regency romance. I like Regency romances & this was a decent example of the genre but nothing outstanding. It is the story of the St Clair sisters Sophie & Julia and their desperate to see them married parents. Sophia is infatuated with the Earl of Clivesden, who only ha...