I'm normally a big Sabrina Jeffries fan, but in my opinion, although the possibility for a great relationship was there, the hero and heroine seemed to have jumped the whole "getting to know you" stage - they get way too intimate (IMHO) way too soon (SECOND day of acquaintance!) and the marriage a week later, despite being due to circumstances, just happened too quickly in the story. I really liked both Lucas and Amelia and I think their story had great potential, but I'm not sure this will be a reread for me. The book has a good cast of characters (main and supporting), the sexual tension is great, and there are several laughable moments . . . but still not a reread. ( )

Never Seduce a Scoundrel is a wonderful love story with some real meat to it: a strong heroine who breaks the mold and a tortured hero who goes through fire to win his happily ever after. Lucas Winters and Amelia Plume are perfect for each other - true equals in love and life. Jeffries skillfully balances the humor and the angst without going overboard with either. The thing I like best about this book, though, is that it just kept getting better and better. So many romances I read run out of steam after a certain point, but here Jeffries layers her characters so well that the pacing never lets up in working towards the heart of the story as Lucas and Amelia change and grow throughout. I loved this book and can't gush enough about it. ( )

This is a cute book, and one of the better books with an American that I've read. Lucas's accent gets a little annoying at times - strange, since Jeffries is an American and should know how to pull off an American dialect in writing. Nonetheless, this book is a fun read and a good kick off to the series. ( )

So very humorous and delightful. Moving characters and a wonderful story line. An all around great book and author. Definitly a Must Read Novel. ( )