How to Steal a Scoundrel's Heart
A Novel
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4.5 • 109 Ratings
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- $8.99
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
In USA Today bestselling author Vivienne Lorret’s latest steamy romance, a determined debutante discovers that making a deal with a notorious rake might just give her more than she ever bargained for…
Ruined debutante Prudence Thorogood lost everything when she was ousted from polite society, including her inheritance. Now she’ll do anything to take back what’s hers… even if she has to steal it. Accepting a scandalous offer from Lord Savage seems like the perfect solution to disguise her criminal intentions from the ton. Until she discovers that there’s more to this scoundrel than meets the eye.
Leo Ramsgate, Marquess of Savage, has everything except for a heart. That organ dried up long ago after a devastating betrayal. Since then, he vowed never to trust or love again. He ensures that his dalliances are mutually satisfying, but always temporary… until he meets the reserved Miss Thorogood. Not one of his previous lovers has ever beguiled him the way she does. Not one has made him want to break his own rules. Not one has tempted him to keep her… forever.
Prue has every intention of disappearing from London after their affair ends. But her plan falters when she finds herself falling hopelessly in love with a man who may never love her in return. With time running out and so much at stake, she cannot help but wonder…
How to Steal a Scoundrel’s Heart?
Customer Reviews
A stolen heart
This was a fun read, a different take on regency romance. I really enjoyed it.
How to steal a scoundrel
Two broken people find out what each other and love can do to change their life’s. It’s a very emotional story. I laughed at their sense of humor, and cried at their sorrow. It’s a great story that’s hard to put down!
Not Bad…
A little long-winded, but overall this wasn’t a bad story.
I don’t really care for books whose whole plot revolves around the fact that one short, honest conversation would clear up everything and tie it all up neatly but every single story seems to be like that.
This one is no exception.
It was entertaining for a very rainy day read and yet a bit tedious. However, I plan on reading the next book in the series.