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  A Courtesan's Scandal (Scandalous) (Paperback) By (author) Julia London

  Book rating: 03

  

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  Short Description for A Courtesan's ScandalLondon's most dignified duke falls for the courtesan who is intended for the decadent Prince of Wales
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  • Publisher: POCKET BOOKS
  • Published: 12 November 2009
  • Format: Paperback 400 pages
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  • Categories: Romance | Historical Romance
  • ISBN 13: 9781416547129 ISBN 10: 1416547126
  • Sales rank: 59,571

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Reviews for A Courtesan's Scandal

• An old faschioned regency romanceBook rating: 3

  A Courtesan's Scandal is a fun, lighthearted romance with almost old fashioned leading characters.
  
  Julia London sets up the conflict beautifully. While the attraction between Kate Bergerson and Grayson Christopher, the Duke of Darlington, is clear from the start, they come into the situation with their own prejudices. It's these prejudices that slow down the romance and make the book enjoyable. We gradually learn that Kate Bergenson has come from the lowest possible background and has a horrible past and yet she somehow remains untouched by it. In fact, Kate is so generous that she comes across as a bit of a soft touch. It's easy to sympathize with Darlington when he suspects the worst of her - he is forced into the pretense and expected that she was a willing party. The story picks up when Darlington slowly comes to learn more about Kate Bergenson and treat her with respect. Julia London is masterful in her build up of the characters and increasing the tension in the plot.
  
  If you are looking for a fun regency romance with an old fashioned sensibility, you are sure to enjoy A Courtesan's Scandal.
  
  Publisher: Pocket (October 20, 2009), 384 pages.
  Review copy provided by the publisher. by Gaby @ Starting Fresh

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