Lord of Scoundrels: 3 (The Scoundrels Series, 3)

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At times I felt sooo sorry for Dain, who grew up unwanted and unloved, but other times I wanted to slap him upside the head and tell him to grow up already!

Chase adds that Dain's difficult childhood stemmed from his parents' inability to accept each other's cultures, which then "warps him and makes him a misfit. This book was written over 25 years ago, and I dare anyone to try to say that Jessica Trent isn't the most bad-ass heroine out there.In the story's prologue, Sebastian Ballister is born in Devon to the 2nd Marquess of Dain and his Italian wife, Lucia Usignuolo. If the thing had not spoken, I might have mistaken it for a moldering heap of refuse, and pitched it into the fire.

Dain cannot resist her, even knowing that she is much too good for him, and will change his life irrevocably.

Which is very strange, although not quite as strange as the "arousing" eyelid-licking scene in FOREVER AND THE NIGHT. Sebastian Ballister, Blackthorne - Marquess of Dain seen by the noble society, including himself, as the darksome and black eyed very ugly, unattractive devil himself. He wasn’t an attractive child and his proud, Florentine nose which came from his mother’s side of the family was referred to as a beak by those who looked upon him. They reach an impasse, and while her reputation remains intact, Dain spends the week personally overseeing Bertie's disintegration from excessive drinking and gambling. If saving him—and with him, her family and future—means taking on the devil himself, she won't back down.

I have already started reading another book by the same author - The English Witch that is so far a promising read. Aunque aquí ponga que es la segunda lectura, realmente ha sido la cuarta o la quinta y creo que ha sido la lectura que más he disfrutado. And I have no idea why the author made this man so stupid as to not see that this girl was a sly fox that liked only herself. I was going to give this 4⭐️ but Jess is a boss ass kick ass bad bitch babe and she deserves all the stars.One of my favourite things about this book is that although a “lady”, Jess is not stifled by the same decorum and rules as the rest of the ton.