Review: Lady Scandal
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
I was very disappointed in this book, more disappointed that I had spent money on it; I have read some of the free books on my Kindle that were much better. The entire book, except for a short epilogue, is about an interview being conducted by Lady Juliet, widow of Lord Letheridge. Juliet has inherited rundown estates and back taxes and no money upon her husband's death, therefore she has advertised for a husband. Among the attributes sought, apart from money, is sexual prowess, as the interview between her and Zeus Tanner overwhelmingly indicates. I am uncertain as to why the author approached her book this way, I found it to be exceptionally boring, aside from the fact that it is filled with sexually explicit material; the heroine comes off as a sexually deprived widow, who seems to overlook the fact that Zeus has no experience in estate management but with a man in front of her with his "manly paraphernalia" in his hand, which she has requested to see, one might tend to forget the important aspects of the interview. I will not be purchasing any more of this author's work.