Seductive and Scandalous

Four short stories

To have a tendre for them can ruin a reputation, but ladies simply can't resist Regency England's most dashing, daring rakes. They steal kisses and hearts with equal abandon—and thrill us with romantic escapades that often lead to love...

In Alana Clayton's "Rutherford's Return," heaven gives an incorrigible Marquess another chance to right all his wrongs, beginning with Vanessa Truesdale, the pretty miss he once nearly ruined.

A bride is shocked when a rogue's announcement stops her wedding ceremony cold, but is this intruder's motive love or revenge—in Cindy Holbrook's "The Rake Objects?"

When a virtuous miss meets the black sheep of a rich family, opposites attract, hearts meet, and a woman and a man may be en route to happiness or trouble in Martha Kirkland's "The Notorious Mr. Freemont."

A gambler and a runaway heiress share a coach in Marcy Stewart's "A Halo for

Tropes & themes

Regency

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Seductive and Scandalous?

Seductive and Scandalous was written by Alana Clayton. It was first published in 1997.

What kind of book is Seductive and Scandalous?

Seductive and Scandalous is a regency historical romance, drawing on Regency.

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