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The Scoundrel and the Debutante
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The Scoundrel and the Debutante

Written by Julia London

Narrated by Rosalyn Landor

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

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The Cabot sisters had shocking plans to rescue their family from certain ruin and now Prudence Cabot is left standing in the rubble of scandal. Now regarded as an unsuitable bride, she's tainted. Yet this unwilling wallflower is ripe for her own adventure. And when an irresistibly sexy American stranger on a desperate mission enlists her help, she simply can't deny the temptation.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 1, 2015
ISBN9781510018563
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Julia London

Julia London is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over fifty novels of historical and contemporary romance. She is the recipient of the RT Bookclub Award for Best Historical Romance and a six-time finalist for the prestigious RITA award. She lives in Austin, Texas. Find her at www.julialondon.com. Or visit Julia online: www.julialondon.com/newsletter www.facebook.com/julialondon www.twitter.com/juliaflondon www.instagram.com/julia_f_london

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  • Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
    2/5
    "Well, Prudence?" he asked as his gaze slid to her mouth, his expression reminding her of a man who had not eaten all day and was seeing a morsel before him. "What have you to say for yourself? Now your adventure has become mine."

    I haven't read the previous Cabot sisters' books but I had no problem diving right in to this one; the author does a good job of summarizing why Prudence is acting the way she is here because of her sisters' previous actions. The bulk of the story and Prudence and Roan's romance takes place over only two or three days, so there's a bit of insta happening. I can't say I ever felt their love or deep attraction for one another. It was kind of hard to enjoy their budding romance when at every turn both were decrying how it was never going to last, Roan has an almost fiancee in America and Prudence can't imagine marrying an American (how rude! ;).

    However, I thought the writing was pretty good and their bumbling about journey was fairly entertaining and was liking it until the last 30% or so. The secondary characters consisting of Prudence's sisters and Roan's sister brought this down a whole star. I don't know how they acted in their own stories but Honor and Grace were cold, stuffy, and unsympathetic wenches to their sister. It seems their actions brought a bit of scandal to their younger sisters, Prudence and Mercy, and they refuse to let Prudence marry who she wants to because it would be scandalous (I guess because, again, he was an American? I don't really know why they wouldn't want her to marry the man she was traipsing around England with, other than missing her if she moved). They were so mean and rude to her! Prudence seemed a little oblivious throughout the story to how her actions could really affect her, or seemed to really cognitively distance herself from it, that I was a bit annoyed with her but dang, her sisters took the cake. Roan's sister Aurora, however, takes the crown for being the most unlikable, rude, selfish, and oblivious character, just ugh.

    Not a lot of emotional or relationship build up but if you like your characters to journey around and get into shenanigans, then Prudence and Roan get into their fair share. I will also say, the following line was almost worth reading the full book on its own:
    "I want to conquer nations and make you their queen."

    SWOON.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    ...it's always the sensible ones!Who would have thought it. Prudence was the sensible one! But oh, she so wanted one little adventure before she went off to a life doomed to spinsterhood--all because of the scandal of her sisters. An innocent decision to visit her best friend in the country turns to something else when Pru encounters the fascinating American, Roan Matheson. The lure of a life with adventure certainly appeals!Roan is chasing his madcap sister who is following her own adventures.Together Pru and Roan's antics and passion cut a sizzling and often hilarious swathe through the English countryside. Roan trying so hard to be the gentleman and Pru determining to go into spinsterhood having loved well and lost. I must admit that I was quite annoyed with Grace and Honor, her two elder sisters and their lack of understanding about where their actions had placed Pru.I was also all out of charity with Roan's sister Aurora who really had no for thought but for herself in dealing with Pru.I quite enjoyed this Cabot sisters' story although the final stages with Aurora really annoyed me.A NetGalley ARC
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I liked and enjoyed Prudence's story very much. She's not to be out done by her sisters in the scandal department.Prudence is on a trip when she decides a chance for adventure is what she needs as she is tired of being a wallflower. And the handsome stranger needs her help any way.Roan is on a mission to find his missing sister, he want's to return her to her betrothed. But as he's a visitor to the country he's getting a little lost, unknown to him.This was a very amusing story. Prudence and Roan made a great couple as they trudged a crossed the country, and as the passion between then gets hot and they fall in love, the pages sizzle and crackle. But they both have responsibilities, so the end was a nail biter. Was there going to be a HEA.I loved this book. I couldn't put it down and read it straight through to the end with out stopping. Great characters and plot line which was fun to read. Wonderful writing! 5/5