Rule of Scoundrels: Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover (Audiobook)

from gpangel

Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover by Sarah Maclean is a 2014 Avon publication. I've only recently discovered this author, and while I enjoyed the first book in the Scandal & Scoundrels series well enough, it was this series I was the most curious about. First of all, I was relieved to find the book...

from bookbrig

I liked this conclusion to the series the most of all the books in it, I think. Super quick reads, all of them, and likable, witty characters. I don't love them quite as much as Gail Carriger's more progressive/modern-ish Parasol Protectorate books, but they're fun.

from ladypembroke

The final book in the series did not move me the same way the others did, but I still enjoyed the story. I do think a lot of complicated trouble could have been spared had people been honest or asked the opinion of the right person. Glad to see that everyone got their HEA.

from jennybeast

While I didn't find it to be quite the triumph of some of the other Scoundrel books, it was only off by a teeny hair and the pairing of Chase with West is just brilliant. A very satisfying end to the series!

from bookworm2bookworm

I guess it's true what they say. The author saved the best story for last, and gave us all a shock with this one.I liked everything about the plot, which had plenty of twists and turns, and the characterization of both, hero and the heroine.If you're in a mood for entertaining and complex charact...