How to School Your Scoundrel

By: Juliana Gray

Narrated by: Carmen Rose

Three intrepid princesses find themselves targets in a deadly plot against the crown—until their uncle devises a brilliant plan to keep them safe...

Princess Luisa has devoted her life to duty, quietly preparing to succeed her father as ruler. Nothing, however, primed her to live on the run, disguised as a personal secretary to a notorious English scoundrel. The earl is just the man to help her reclaim her throne, but Luisa is drawn to her powerful employer in ways she never imagined…

Philip, Earl of Somerton, has spent six years married to a woman in love with another man—he refuses to become a fool due to imprudent emotions ever again. Only, as his carefully laid plans for vengeance falter, fate hands him hope for redemption in the form of a beautiful and determined young princess who draws him into a risky game of secrets, seduction, and betrayal. And while his cunning may be enough to save her life, nothing can save him from losing his heart…

Critic reviews

Praise for the Princess in Hiding romances

“Crackles with chemistry and romantic tension…Emotionally electric scenes between strong characters make this one a winner.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“Gray’s witty writing, flawless characterization, and fanciful plotting make this Victorian-set historical romance an absolute treasure.”—Booklist (starred review)

“Fun, engaging, sensual, and touching…A delightful romance treat.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Featuring astute writing and charm, this work from Gray…sets off a new series with some serious heat.”—Library Journal

“An interesting, funny, and engaging read.”—Fresh Fiction

Great series

Wonderful listen while painting botanicals! Loved the intrigue, characters and steamy love. Narrators were great

Complete disappointment!!!

What a disappointing story. I loved the first 2 books in this series and was really looking forward to this one and it was not good at all.

This book was lacking in every department. The plot, the story line, the chemistry, the characters, the character development, a terrible hero and boring heroine.

And the title of the book makes no sense. There was no schooling of any scoundrel.

This book needs re written in its entirety to come close in comparison to the first two books.

The narration was okay, not the worst and not the best.

Credit worthy, No, not to me. Especially if you listened to or read the first two books.