That Scandalous Evening

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	• That Scandalous Evening Christina Dodd Avon, 1998 - 400 pages average customer review:based on 42 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Not that great.

I have to quote a previous reviewer who said the following, " It was difficult to fathom Jane's love for Ransom, a man who simply ignored her and found her quite pathetic during her debut year and after 11 years it was hard to believe that she was the 'one' for him all along. There was just no development of Ransom's love for Jane, and it seemed more one sided on Jane's part, which made her appear pathetic. Jane's constant pining for Ransom was just irritating until she finally developed some semblance of a backbone at the very end." Nothing more to say.

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Great Book!!!

I really enjoyed this book. It had passion, humor, and characters that I could really enjoy reading about. I love that the heroine is unconventional, and that instead of being a wishy-washy independant woman wannabe, she actually starts to leave and pursue her own dreams.

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a tale of forgiveness

This novel was very powerful for me, Christina Dodd never disappoints with her masterful handling of the plot. This book was about forgiving your enemy, and the premise of the novel was something very believable, especially for the time period. It is the wisest course to forgive others, as it is the only path toward healing. But it was so much that heroine had to forgive, and yet she really triumphed in the end! I really enjoyed That Scandalous Evening!!!!

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That Scandalous Evening

It is the beginning of the series. I found it to be delightful. The characters were interesting & fun. It provided a pleasant escape from the pressures of everyday life.

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A Disastrous Season

A simple statue began the scandal.

A Lady Concealed

An innocent English miss conceived of it, her hands gliding across the clay, delineating each smoothly defined muscle and sinew, creating a sculpture of the man she worshipped. When the likeness was exposed, along with Miss Jane Higgenbothem's secret tendre for Lord Blackburn, the ton's gleeful contempt sent the lady back to the country in disgrace.

A Gentleman Revealed

Now, a decade later, she's back in London, as a chaperone to her beautiful niece. But to Blackburn, Jane's unwitting model, the cool, reticent spinster is still a challenge. She once made the arrogant rake a laughingstock: so why is he tempted to revive an affair that almost began so long ago, on one scandalous evening?

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