Seeking Scandal

Ranford Series, Book 2

De: Nadine Millard

Narrado por: Veida Dehmlow

Two years ago, Caroline Carrington made the biggest mistake of her life; she rejected the man she loved. Now, she was back in London and ready to find a husband. But first, before proper Caroline did exactly what was expected of her, she wanted a little scandal, something to remember during her life as a perfect society wife. Who then, is better placed to help her with her quest than Tom Crawdon, the man whose mere presence still had the power to weaken her knees, and her heart? Tom had promised himself that he would never allow another woman to get under his skin the way Caroline Carrington had. He had returned to London intent on forgetting her and moving on with his life. She seemed to be on a mission to shake off her good girl reputation. And who better to help her than a notorious rake like him? But could he help her while still protecting her unblemished reputation? And what happened if she snuck her way right back into his heart?

©2014 Nadine Millard (P)2015 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"I picked up Seeking Scandal and didn't put it down until I was done with it - that my friends is the mark of an excellent book and an excellent writer!" Love Affair with Fiction

Sophomore slump?

I think of this as the author's sophomore slump. The first book in this series was a delight! It is on my list of most enjoyable books. This one, however, didn't live up to my expectations. Caroline had too many occurrences of having her reputation ruined. Those words were repeated often enough but there was never anything really bad about what she did. In that regard, the book was boring. Nothing but a kiss really. And, for goodness sake, Tom and Caroline, talk to each other. Don't assume.

The witty conversations and experiences of the first book were not in this one and I missed them. I see that there is a third book (not on Audible yet) and I will read it at some point.

good read

good book nice to listen too, enjoyable, wish there was another in the series

Repeated storyline

The sheer number of silly misunderstandings between the main characters made the story difficult to enjoy. Added to that, was the inconsistent personalities of most of the characters, leading me to believe this story was poorly written.

Jumping Chapters

The storyline literally was every other chapter she doesn't love him , he loves her. Next chapter she loves him now and he doesn't etc... I finally skipped 5 chapters thinking I got past it and it just continued .... the voice of the brother Charles and Them Tom was really irritating, rough raspy throat sound - ugh .