A Dash of Scandal

"For a light, humorous, and tender love story with an element of mystery, spice up your reading with A Dash of Scandal." - Romance Reviews Today




Is she stealing . . .

Or just hiding in dark corners . . .




The Earl of Dunraven is obsessed with catching the thief who stole a priceless heirloom from him. When he keeps running into London newcomer Millicent Blair in places she shouldn't be, his suspicions aren't the only thing aroused . . .




But Millicent's real secret is a far cry from what the earl thinks - and would horrify him mich more if her knew. Yet, every encounter increases the attraction between the powerful earl and the lovely, intelligent, and feisty Miss Blair. . .




Welcome to the sparkling Regency world of Amelia Grey, where the gossip is fresh and a new scandal is always brewing.




Praise for Never a Bride:




"Witty dialogue and clever schemes. . .Grey's vivid characters will charm readers." - BOOKLIST




"readers will be quickly drawn in by the lively pace, the appealing protagonists, and the sexual chemistry that almost visibly shimmers between them in tis charming, lighthearted, and well-done Regency." - Library Journal

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"I recommend this one to Regency fans and other readers of Historical Romance. Grey gives readers a book that is fast paced, yet sweet and charming. I think readers will fall in love with the main characters and root for them to figure out the secrets and find their happiness." - Debbie's Book Bag

"Overall -- I enjoyed reading Grey's story. It was a cute romance and recommendable." - Sexy Women Read

"Overall, fans of Grey will not be disappointed, especially if you like a heroine who gives the hero a run for his money on the way to their happily ever after." - The Season

"I love this book! Not only was it a little different and mysterious it was just a very entertaining read." - SaveySpender --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Winner of the Booksellers Best Award and the RT Book Reviews Award for Love and Laughter, Amelia Grey's books have been sold in Europe, Russia, and China. Married for twenty-five years to her high school sweetheart, she has lived in Alabama, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, and now calls Panama City Beach, Florida, home.

--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. FROM BOOKLIST
Millicent Blair doesn't mind helping her aunt Beatrice, who had been injured after tripping over her dog, but Millicent never expected her help would consist of writing a gossip column. Because Beatrice, who writes a society column under the pseudonym Lord Truefitt, can't get to the season's fashionable events she needs to attend to gather information, Millicent must go in her place and report back. On her very first outing, Millicent unwittingly attracts the attention of Chandler Preswick, the Earl of Dunraven, who spies Millicent writing notes on her dance card and mistakenly believes she is connected to the "Mad Ton Thief." Determined to uncover the identity of the thief, Chandler directs his romantic attentions toward Millicent, but his plan falters once Chandler realizes how easily distracted he becomes by the intriguingly different Millicent. The snippets from Lord Truefitt's gossip column that open each chapter add a charming touch to this light, witty Regency historical. John Charles
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