The Scoundrel and the Debutante

By: Julia London

Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor

Length: 9 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's summary

The dust of the Cabot sisters' shocking plans to rescue their family from certain ruin may have settled, but Prudence Cabot is left standing in the rubble of scandal. Now regarded as an unsuitable bride, she's tainted among the ton. Yet this unwilling wallflower is ripe for her own adventure. And when an irresistibly sexy American stranger on a desperate mission enlists her help, she simply can't deny the temptation. The fate of Roan Matheson's family depends on how quickly he can find his runaway sister and persuade her to return to her betrothed. Scouring the rustic English countryside with the sensually wicked Prudence at his side - and in his bed - he's out of his element. But once Roan has a taste of the sizzling passion that can lead to forever, he must choose between his heart's obligations and its forbidden desires.

©2015 Dinah Dinwiddie (P)2015 Recorded Books

Great narration

I liked this book the best of the three. Honor is my least favorite sister. she is just self centered and obnoxious. Grace is better but not by much. Mercy is a hoot! And Prudence is just wonderful. I liked the heroes in these stories better than the heroines.

I loved that it was Jeffery that made Prudence see she should do what her heart tells her. Great ending to a good series.

Story did not engage me

I had a hard time getting through this book even though Rosalyn Landor is a great narrator. I'm not sure why, but I almost didn't finish. The characters just did not engage my interest.

enjoyable read

enjoyable. but do check facts, or write about places you know. for an aristocrat to claim that an American accent might be an Etonian accent is ludicrous. said aristo claimed he went to oxford ... many etonians went on to oxford so he would not have been so misled ... bad mistake.

What a fun romp!

Would you listen to The Scoundrel and the Debutante again? Why?

Absolutely! I loved that both lead characters are delightful characters developed in a most heartening story. Neither is ever a total jerk or a shrew...very refreshing.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Scoundrel and the Debutante?

I knew that when Prudence nailed her target, the she was a force to be reckoned with.

What does Rosalyn Landor bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Her voice is amazing...so believable!

Part of a series

Since this wasn't labeled as part of a series, I thought this was a stand alone novel. It was fine by itself, but I could tell that I would have enjoyed it more knowing about the older Cabot sisters and how they met and married.

Rosalyn Landor was wonderful as always and it certainly didn't hurt that some of the characters were American to help differentiate between voices.

I thought the end dragged a bit (let's just get to the HEA already !). A good listen, but read the first 2 books.

Intense story

After reading the other two stories I wonder how Pru would cause a scandle and I was not disappointed. I recommend reading the stories in order.

A great conclusion to the series

I really enjoyed the love story between Prudence and Roan. Like her older sisters Honor and Grace, Prudence makes a series of silly mistakes that get her into trouble. Still Prudence makes for a sympathetic heroine. And Roan is a very romantic hero. The narration is superb.

Love the Cabot sisters and love Julia London!

Great continuation of the Cabot sisters stories. Nice job on the narration. A great read!!!

Cute Story

Some unusual and entertaining plotting for an historical, and I always love it when authors throw a little American chaos into tidy English aristocracy.

I actually didn't realize this was book 3 of this family's tale; I went ahead and bought #2 to go properly backwards.

Great addition to the series

I enjoyed this as much as the previous books in the series and would recommend it.