An Absolute Scandal
by Penny Vincenzi
Book of the Month: April 2008
Recent User Reviews
Wonderful
Mandy Ghest,Lincoln.
An absorbing book kept me engrossed until the end,highly recommended.
Amanda Margetts,Somerset.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.I read it whilst on a week's sunny holiday - it was really absorbing. Definitely a good holiday read!
Gwenda,Stockport.
Fantastic read. I couldn't put it down. Highly recommended!
Prity ,Canterbury.
This is the second book of hers i have read and yet again a fantastic book throughly enjoyed it.Was unputdownable.Will definatly be reading another of hers.
kelsey ,durham.
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