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A Dash of Scandal
A Dash of Scandal
Author: Amelia Grey
Take one small-town girl turned high-society columnist. Add one aristocrat who plans to expose her. Stir in one mysterious thief. And you have... The most delicious Regency romp of the year!
ISBN-13: 9780515134018
ISBN-10: 0515134015
Publication Date: 10/29/2002
Pages: 304
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  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 24 ratings
Publisher: Jove
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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This was a charming little Regency romance, but it has been done before (and better) with the 'Mrs. Whistledown' series.
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actually pretty good. a fun, amusing regency.

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  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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I have loved Lady Lynette who has been a secondary character in all of the Amelia Grey books. Dash of Scandal, Hint of Seduction & Taste of Temptation all focus on the Terrible Threesome's stories however the characters are mentioned again in Little Mischief (book after Dash of Scandal) as well as Lady Lynette. What I have enjoyed about Grey's books is that they all have the love at first sight notion & the characters struggling to come to terms with the idea of love. She also adds some fun with the notorious scandal sheets on the "ton" reminding me a little of Lady Whistledown (Julia Quinn). They are quick fun reads. I look forward to reading more of her books.
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Great book. The main characters were very likeable and charming. Chandler Preswick was adorable the way he acted like a lovesick schoolboy, sneaking around to try to see Millicent, rather than an experienced rake and confirmed bachelor. I liked the fact that both characters were always honest about how they felt about each other. There wasn't any coyness or heavy drama, just a lot of witty and fun banter. It was entertaining to read their interactions. They were both clever and sweet characters. Altogether it was a fun regency romance to read that leaves you feeling light and with a smile on your face.


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