Review: Who says you can't go home again.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2013
Who says you can't go home again? That's exactly what Lacey does.  She is a fallen woman, once a Lady, now a pauper.  She fled from her home after becoming pregnant without the benefit of marriage.  After suffering a stillbirth, she feels she will never love again.  The good Vicar Marcus, is a lonely widow and single father.  His one true love got pregnant by another man and fled.  He vows to never show passion again...until out of no where this woman, Lacey, ends up on his doorstep.  What follows is the untangling of a web of lies, the knocking down of walls and a truth that neither of them expected.Let me say, I am very happy to be able to give this book 5 stars.  I couldn't find one thing to critique it on.  Holy Scoundrel is a beautiful way to end the Scoundrel series.  The plot is exciting and innovative, the emotional connection to the characters is almost instant, the editing is great but, what I love about Annette Blair's writing and especially here in Holy Scoundrel, is the flow of the book.  This book has wonderful flow, it's almost melodious.  Sometimes, regency novels can get a bit wordy and the sentence structure feel like a bunch of adjectives thrown together.  Not so with Holy Scoundrel. I would recommend this book and this Scoundrel series to any Regency lover.  Annette Blair saved the best for last and I thank her for it.