Review: A Duke's Scandalous Temptation
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2013
Thankfully this was free. I really hate to say it but this was just awful.  It was extremely difficult to get through with so many grammar issues. Beyond the grammar issues there were also many historical inaccuracies. This is supposed to be set in the Georgian period and while I'm certainly no expert I can state with some certainty;  1. A woman (much less a debutante) did not kiss a man in ballroom (presumably with other people in that room) without suffering repercussions,  2. An unchaperoned, unmarried female staying overnight (much less for two weeks) at an unmarried man's house without anyone noticing or commenting on this, 3. Would there ever be a time that a home (of a duke) would be completely empty of servants?  Please feel free to set me straight if these were in fact social mores of the time.As for the plot, I understand Darcee (the heroine) intended on making a match to help her brother out of financial straits, they had a falling out, she ran to the hero, Brendan (why she did this and how she knew where he lived I have no clue).  It's marketed as a romance but I am quite clueless as to how they fell in love, they knew each other in the past but she was eight when she last saw him, and this just made no sense. It states they spent most hours together during their two weeks but it doesn't go into detail.  And I really didn't get the last reference about the Three Bears in regards to her brother, maybe I'm just tired or still suffering a headache from reading this.I won't say I hate it but I will I say I really didn't like it.  Sorry to say but I do not recommend. 1 1/2 Stars.