
That is until he meets the gorgeous Bathsheba Wingate, who is both recently widowed and a member of the notorious De Lucey family. She has a very high spirited daughter who lures Benedict's nephew into a quest for a legendary treasure and to recover the pair before scandal breaks they set off on a rescue mission. With predictable results.
Loretta Chase's wonderful sense of the absurd, in combination with a good sense of humour, made this book a joy to read. The dialogue between Benedict and Bathsheba was great fun and there are a couple of delightful scenes between that made me laugh out loud. In particular the scene in the bathroom but I am quite confident that I could not explain just why it made me chuckle.
Another very enjoyable read from Loretta Chase and with only one Carsington brother left unmarried I suspect he'll be next up! What fun.
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I am loving to read your discovery of Loretta Chase and Lisa Kleypas. What wouldn't I give to discover them all over again.
The final book in the Carsington series is Not Quite a Lady -also very good. After those, I urge you , no I BEG of you to search for Lord of Scoundrels - that is not only the best Loretta Chase novel but also , quite possibly,the best romance I have ever read. period.
And since you just finished with Lord Perfect, you might be happy to know that she is writing Olivia and Peregrine's story next! : D
How could I resist such a plea? One copy of Lord of Scoundrels is now heading my way!
I am so glad she is writing Olivia and Peregrine's story - I really felt that they needed their own and that it would be fabulous.
Hooray! I will keep an eye open for your review!! : D
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