One Night of Scandal Book Reviews

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Great Read!. One Night of Scandal Wicked Dukes Club book 4 by Darcy Burke What a story!!!!! Viola was to die for she rocked being Tavistock! She beat them at their own game, she definitely wasn’t a simpering miss waiting on the sidelines. No not Viola she mingles with the best of them at the Wicked Dukes and gets all the best gossip, until MP Jack Barrett figures her out. Just when she’s on the best story of her life but she’s more than surprised when he offers to help her. This was an engrossing read that had danger, intrigue, plenty of witty dialogue and two people not looking for love but it’s exactly what they needed! Can’t wait to read the next story in this series. Very well done and I highly recommend. I received a complimentary copy from the author. This is my honest unbiased opinion.

I really enjoyed reading about Jack and Viola. I love this series. I really enjoyed reading about Jack and Viola. They are part of a rare breed of heroes. Jack isn’t a dictatorial alpha with a tragic backstory. He loves his father and has a good relationship with him. He’s working hard to better the lives of his fellow men and women. Viola isn’t a manipulative female prepared to do whatever she wants because she wants it heedless of anyone’s safety. She’s well aware of her limitations and willing to accept help and advice when it’s offered. I wasn’t prepared for the in-depth look at radical political activism of the era. Some others have suggested that this added to the realism of the story, but for me it pulled me out of that place where our leading couple were falling for each other. I liked the sense of intrigue that pulled Jack and Viola together. But the political propaganda felt a little “preachy", and I could have done without that. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book through NetGalley.