Sin and Scandal in England

by Melody Thomas

Part of Avon romance

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Succumbing to sin . . .Bethany Munro was once madly in love with the dashing Ian Rockwell. Then Ian left on a mission for the Crown, and Bethany was forced to put her heart aside. . . until one glittering night when she spies him across a crowded ballroom, and the feelings she once felt come rushing back. But she has her secrets. . . . . . and so does he. Sir Ian Rockwell has led a dangerous life and is now a suspect in a crime he did not commit. He never imagined the naive girl he knew so long ago could be the beauty standing before him now, or that she would be the one who could help him prove his innocence. But in a world of glamour and intrigue, where nothing is as it seems, their perilous game of seduction soon turns into a night of sin, a night where they both discover the only thing more dangerous than passion is falling in love.

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The book opens with Bethany and Ian reuniting after significant time apart. How do their initial perceptions of each other, and the past they share, immediately set the stage for their complicated reunion? Have you ever reconnected with someone from your past and found them drastically changed, for better or worse?
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Both Bethany and Ian are burdened with their own secrets. How do these hidden truths complicate their burgeoning relationship and fuel the novel's intrigue? In what situations do you think keeping a secret, even from someone you trust, might be justifiable or necessary?
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The title "Sin and Scandal" immediately sets a tone. How do the various forms of "sin" or "scandal" – from Ian's suspected crime to the "perilous game of seduction" – shape the characters' decisions and the societal pressures they face?

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