Any time I meet a character I detest in her novels, it is likely that she will make me adore them at some point. When you first meet Malcolm in The Rogue Not Taken, you will loathe him with a fire in your soul, but one of Sarah MacLean’s gifts as a writer is that no one does redemption as beautifully or as organically. if it ever becomes a film or a series, my personal fan cast for Sophie is Florence Pugh!Īnd then there is The Day of the Duchess, which focuses on Sera and redeeming her estranged husband Malcolm, the Duke of Haven. I am an utter garbage dumpster fire for labyrinths and this book features one that is as enchanting as one would hope. The Rogue Not Taken focuses on Sophie and the Marquess of Eversley, but you will have to trust me when I tell you that it is pure magic–go into it unspoiled, not even sure what to expect and you’ll be dazzled then come back here for a breakdown coming soon. Seraphina (Sera), Sesily, Seleste, Seline and Sophie have a reputation and it’s not a good one, but the stories we do get are delicious and gorgeous.

And somewhat like the prolific Bridgerton family, the Scandal and Scoundrel series has a different kind of family–the Soiled S’s.

It is an exemplary piece of angst and romance that is effortless to dive into then you will want to immediately reread it. The Day of the Duchess (Scandal and Scoundrel, 3) NovemAuthor: Sarah MacLean Genre: Historical, Historical Fiction, Historical Romance, Regency, Regency Romance, Romance, Adult, Adult Fiction, Fiction PDF EPUB The Day of the Duchess (Scandal and Scoundrel, 3) Download by Sarah MacLean. The Rogue Not Taken, the first in its installment of the Scandal and Scoundrel series is one of my favorite historical romance books I’ve ever read. (We’ll get there counting down to the new release!) But if you have yet to read Sarah MacLean’s historical romance novels, we are here to persuade you to rectify that stat because she has a new book coming– Bombshell. We have obviously discussed our love for the Bridgerton series and Julia Quinn’s novels in great length, but what we have not screamed about is our love for Sarah MacLean or her Scandal and Scoundrel series.

The Day of the Duchess by Sarah MacLean