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Compromising Miss Tisdale

The Regency Blooms, Book 1

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Compromising Miss Tisdale

By: Jessica Jefferson
Narrated by: Beverley A. Crick
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Ambrosia Tisdale is the very picture of propriety and the epitome of what a respectable young lady should be. Haunted by a memory and compelled by her family, she pursues perfection to a fault.

The Earl of Bristol, Duncan Maddox, has returned to London after years of familial-imposed exile. As the second son, he has led a life filled with frivolity, leisure, and a healthy dose of debauchery. Now, his older brother has died, leaving the family's flailing legacy in Duncan's unwilling arms.

At the behest of his uncle, Duncan is advised to do the one thing that could provide instant fortune and respectability - he must marry. But there is only one prospect who meets the unique requirements to solve all the earl's problems - the lovely Miss Ambrosia Tisdale. But securing the prudent daughter of a viscount's hand proves to be more challenging than this scandal-ridden second son of an earl has bargained for.

With scandal, extortion, treachery, and even love itself threatening to keep him from his goal, will Duncan succeed or find himself compromised by Miss Tisdale?

Contains mature themes.

©2013 Jessica Jefferson (P)2017 Tantor Historical Historical Fiction Regency Regency Romance Romance
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An enjoyable and amusing read in which both our both lead characters learn as much about themselves and their own flaws as about each other. The story flows well and as usual Beverly Crick provides great narration.

Very enjoyable

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not sure what jaltee was referring to in her review. yes there was a couple (2) strange uses of words.. but not incomprehensible at all. I can only imagine she has a modest vocabulary.
The story was interesting if a little undercooked. I enjoyed the attitude of the little sister mostly. .😊
and as always Beverley Crick is a consummate narrator.

it's an interesting premise

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Bizarre use of words that takes you out of the story from its’ very beginning. As a result, important points may be skimmed over in preference for frippery-wreathed inanities. It becomes difficult to follow the narrative.

If poor grammar isn’t as jolting to you as to me, you may still enjoy this. Unfortunately it is absolutely not for me.

The grammar...

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