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Lord of Scoundrels

  • 2006 first published
  • ★ 4.3 (9 ratings)

Loretta Lynda Chase's Lord of Scoundrels (2006) is a historical romance book. It takes readers to England and Paris in 1828. It features Jessica Trent, Bertie Trent and Sebastian Ballister Marquess of Dain. It deals with alpha male.

Open Library readers give it an average of 4.3 out of 5 from 9 ratings, and 47 more have it on their want-to-read list. It appeared on the New York Times E-Book Fiction bestseller list in 2011.

About Lord of Scoundrels

Tough minded Jessica Trent’s sole intention is to free her nitwit brother from the destructive influence of Sebastian Ballister, the notorious Marquess of Dain. She never expects to desire the arrogant, amoral cad. And when Dain’s reciprocal passion places them in a scandalously compromising, and public, position, Jessica is left with no choice but to seek satisfaction. Damn the minx for tempting him, kissing him, and then forcing him to salvage her reputation! Lord Dain can’t wait to put the infuriating bluestocking in her place — and in some amorous position. And if that means marriage, so be it — though Sebastian is less than certain he can continue to remain aloof, and steel his heart to the sensuous, headstrong lady’s considerable charms.
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Awards & lists

  • 📰New York Times bestseller list — E-Book Fiction, 2011

Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Setting

Era

  • 1828

Characters

  • Jessica Trent
  • Bertie Trent
  • Sebastian Ballister Marquess of Dain
  • Lady Pembury

Subjects

  • Historical romance
  • England
  • Alpha male

Quick answers

Who wrote Lord of Scoundrels?

Lord of Scoundrels was written by Loretta Lynda Chase and first published in 2006.

What genre is Lord of Scoundrels?

It is usually shelved as Historical Romance.

What books are similar to Lord of Scoundrels?

Readers who like it often enjoy Sweet Savage Love, The Bridgertons and Stormfire.

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