The Scoundrel and the Lady

Written by Robyn DeHart

Narrated by Rachael Beresford

Iris Bennington is furious when she discovers her younger brother is following the instructions found in the acclaimed advice columns on How to be a Gentleman. The so-called "advice" is more likely to turn her brother into a scoundrel than a true gentleman. Iris decides to locate the author of the columns and confront him.

Merritt Steel, the Earl of Ashby, cannot help but be amused by the slip of a woman who comes calling. Unwilling to let such a delightful potential conquest go, he proposes a wager: bring him anyone off the street and he can pass them off as a gentleman. It's a bargain she readily accepts-but with a twist.

Their bargain proves to be a greater challenge than either anticipated. Merritt finds it near impossible to keep his hands off Iris, and she begins to see the undeniable appeal of ungentlemanly behavior . . .

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Sep 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9798765031803

Robyn DeHart

Robyn DeHart always knew she wanted to be a writer, but it took a while to discover precisely what she wanted to write. Reading Kathleen Woodiwiss's A Rose in Winter sealed the deal, and she's been reading and writing romance ever since. She should have realized she was destined for this career when her Barbies insisted on hosting elaborate masquerade parties, complete with stolen kisses in the moonlight. Researching her novels is always exciting, but when it involves eating chocolate, it's especially sweet. She lives in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee, with her incredibly supportive husband and two very spoiled cats. She loves to hear from readers.

Reviews for The Scoundrel and the Lady

[Laura · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This is a fun, entertaining read. Merritt and Iris are interesting, strong, complex, relatable, intriguing, entertaining characters. I enjoyed them as individuals and their romance with all its twists and turns. Their interactions are entertaining and fun to read. The secondary characters – especially Iris’s friends – added to the fabric of the story and my enjoyment. The story is easy to read and get into.

I enjoyed the audio version and the narrator.