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Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart (Love By Numbers #3)

by Sarah MacLean (Goodreads Author)

4.07 of 5 stars 4.07 · rating details · 5,488 ratings · 494 reviews

She lives for passion

Bold, impulsive, and a magnet for trouble, Juliana Fiori is no simpering English miss. She refuses to play by society’s rules: she speaks her mind, cares nothing for the approval of the ton, and can throw a punch with remarkable accuracy. Her scandalous nature makes her a favorite subject of London’s most practiced gossips…and precisely the kind of wom...more

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Published May 1st 2011 by Avon (first published April 6th 2011)

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Sep 30, 2012 Blacky *YA/NA addict* rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorite-historical, favorites, read-historical, of-course, 5-stars-for-quality, 5-stars-for-enjoyment

Beautiful! Absolutely loved it

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This book has it all! Two wonderful main characters, a great story, witty dialogue, sensual and hot love scenes, swoony and break-my-heart emotional moments and a beautiful happy ending

A great story:
Running away from a drunken idiot trying to maul her, Juliana tries to hide in a carriage. But she is soon discovered, not by the drunken idiot, but by the Duke of Leighton, aka The Duke of Disdain. He thinks she's there to trap him in marriage, and that only lessens...more

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May 07, 2011 Shawna rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Any historical/regency & 'opposites attract' romance fan!

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5+ stars – Historical/Regency Romance

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Eleven Ways to Croon Over the Duke Who Made Me Swoon
Eleven Ways to Rave Over a Heroine Most Brave
Eleven Ways to Gush About My Latest Crush
Eleven Ways to Be Naughty to Tempt a Duke Who’s Haughty

Okay...there’s no way I can come up with eleven of those, but you get the jest.

There just aren’t enough words or ways to convey how much I loved this book. I had very high...more

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May 14, 2011 Laura the Highland Hussy rated it 5 of 5 stars

I received this wonderful book as an ARC from Netgalley.com

I adored this book. I fell in love with Juliana in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, and in Eleven Scandals, the young woman she becomes does not disappoint.

When we first met Juliana in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, we met an impetuous unsure young lady who wasn’t sure she wanted a place in society. Juliana was fantastic, and passionate, and so desperate to prove she didn't care what the ton thought of her. But too...more I received this wonderful book as an ARC from Netgalley.com

I adored this book. I fell in love with Juliana in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, and in Eleven Scandals, the young woman she becomes does not disappoint.

When we first met Juliana in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, we met an impetuous unsure young lady who wasn’t sure she wanted a place in society. Juliana was fantastic, and passionate, and so desperate to prove she didn't care what the ton thought of her. But too bad she kind of did care.

Simon, "Duke of Disdain," wanted nothing to do with Juliana and her scandalous behavior. Everywhere Juliana went, scandal seemed to follow...and Simon kept getting caught in the aftermath. Poor duke with a pristine reputation, felt he could ill afford to be associated with such a common girl, sister of a marquess or not. I loved when Juliana called him an ass in Italian, but then repeated it for him in English! The banter between the two was always engaging and well-done. Oh! And we got to find out what it was Simon said to Juliana at the ball in Nine Rules that had her finally deciding on staying in England to prove how wrong everyone was about her.

I want this to be spoiler-free, so I can't go into much detail, but I think the point when Simon finally realized that Juliana did not purposely create scandals just to irritate him really made me fall for him. And the scene leading up to that epiphany? Oh man, I was soo furious for the St. John family and for (especially for) Juliana. Bravo for Simon checking up on Juliana after all that. I think that is really where I began to want less of a putting-Simon-in-his-place, and more of a true romance between them.

Speaking of romance, oh the romance in this book. The magic that is Juliana and Simon had me frantically flipping pages to see how they would overcome their obstacles. And the way that they did was so sweet, and wonderful and I wanted to be Juliana so I could feel that way. The Guy Fawkes day bonfire was so romantic and...sad. Yep, I said sad. I think that was where both Juliana and Simon realized they were not going to have their happy ending. But the way Simon came back to Juliana was so wonderful, and it broke my heart to see how the ball ended.

But their story amazes and enthralls and wraps the reader up and holds you until the end. At that point I was so sad that the story was over. I wish I could forget this book just so I could have the wonder and amazement of reading it for the first time again. Sarah MacLean brings the magic.

Sarah MacLean has created such a fabulous and vivid cast with her "Love by Numbers" series and I know I will re-read this book many times. In fact, netgalley only lends the ARC out for 60 days, and I’ve read it twice, even though I have my own deadlines and other responsibilities.

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Jul 31, 2012 Dija rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012, reread-worthy, surprisingly-good, wow, my-harem, my-reviews, hr, cotton-candy-fluff, awww, 2011

His eyes narrowed on the marquess, a man he barely tolerated on a good day. This was not turning out to be a good day. “I’m not marrying the girl.”
“There’s no way I’m marrying him!” she cried at the same moment.
Well. At least they agreed on something.
Wait.
She didn’t want to marry him? She could do a damned sight worse. He was a duke, for God’s sake! And she was a walking scandal.

Every once in a while, a historical romance comes along that makes all those other cliched and unabsorbing HRs, if not...more

His eyes narrowed on the marquess, a man he barely tolerated on a good day. This was not turning out to be a good day. “I’m not marrying the girl.”
“There’s no way I’m marrying him!” she cried at the same moment.
Well. At least they agreed on something.
Wait.
She didn’t want to marry him? She could do a damned sight worse. He was a duke, for God’s sake! And she was a walking scandal.

Every once in a while, a historical romance comes along that makes all those other cliched and unabsorbing HRs, if not entirely worth the read then definitely tolerable, because they eventually led me to this historical, which restored my faith in the genre and erased the boring HRs from memory. Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart is one such book.

I've always been a fan of love stories featuring a cold-hearted hero and a passionate heroine (or vice versa) because these couples tend to complete each other so well. The romance between Simon and Juliana is one of the most engaging of the lot.

Simon was absolutely imperial in all his ducal glory and Juliana was an admirable hotheaded Italian. I love how Juliana always got under Simon's skin and how these two argued endlessly. The banter between the two is my favorite part of the book. Juliana was the perfect match for the otherwise unflappable Simon and I loved watching these two go head-to-head.

One thing I didn't appreciate (the only reason for the -0.5 stars) is how Simon kept leading Juliana on and kissing her while fully admitting he had no intention of marrying her. It seemed highly hypocritical coming from the Duke of Disdain and I would have liked him to display a bit more care than that because this, more than anything else, showed that he really didn't respect Juliana as he would have any other lady of the ton.

Other than that, I loved this story and it's definitely my favorite of the series. All the characters are very well-developed and their relationships with each other are natural and effortless. I also enjoyed catching glimpses of how life has gone on for the previous two couples, Gabriel and Callie, Nick and Isabel. I hope this isn't good-bye for real and we get to see more of Simon and Juliana in his sister's book.

4.5/5 stars

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Aug 04, 2011 Rhonda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

This was my first time reading Sarah MacLean. I’ll admit that when I started this book, and saw where the story was going, I felt an eye-roll coming on. Well, it didn’t take long for that feeling to change. Juliana captured my heart quickly, the daughter of a fallen English marchioness, and an Italian merchant, she is considered by the ton to be a mere commoner. Her mother took off when she was a child, and after the recent passing of father, she was shipped off to London to live with her half b...more

This was my first time reading Sarah MacLean. I’ll admit that when I started this book, and saw where the story was going, I felt an eye-roll coming on. Well, it didn’t take long for that feeling to change. Juliana captured my heart quickly, the daughter of a fallen English marchioness, and an Italian merchant, she is considered by the ton to be a mere commoner. Her mother took off when she was a child, and after the recent passing of father, she was shipped off to London to live with her half brother the Marquess of Ralston. With no station among English society, and afraid she will end up a scandal like her mother, Juliana pretty much snubs her nose at the English and their rules.

After arriving in London, Juliana meets the Duke of Leighton; Simon. There was instant attraction between the two of them, but when Simon finds out that she is a commoner, he wants no more to do with her.

Simon had been groomed his entire life to be a duke, and carry all the responsibilities of his title, including marrying the perfect English bride regardless of love. In fact, according to Simon, love and passion are not important at all, love is pretty insignificant in his mind, reputation is all that matters. His mother who is cold and callous and is only concerned with the reputation of the family name, has raised Simon to be the same way.

After separately vowing to stay away from each other, circumstances have them crossing paths again. And a verbal sparring match turns into a challenge brought on by Juliana. She challenges him to give her two weeks to see if he is capable feeling “passion”. Juliana wants to bring the cold, unfeeling Simon to his knees. The beautiful, vivacious, carefree Juliana, starts to break through his facade, turning Simon into a constant contradiction. Juliana herself starts to feel more than she wanted to as her game starts to backfire, and to add to Simon’s mountain of reasons he should stay away from Julia, Simon has secrets, secrets that would ruin his family’s name . Not to mention the scandalous burden Juliana carries, thanks to dear old mom, and Simon is already betrothed to someone else.

Even though I spent a great deal of time wanting to throttle Simon, I just couldn’t hate him, and I loved Juliana!! I also enjoyed all the sexy tension between Juliana and Simon, and I loved watching these two learning from each other, resisting and falling in love. However this story also broke my heart several times, because sometimes love isn’t enough….

I also really liked MacLean’s writing style, when I wasn’t reading this book, I was thinking about it. I’m really looking forward to going back to read the first two books in this series.(less)

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Jun 24, 2012 Baba ♥♥♥ Marcus, Tyler, Tate, Dan, Ty, & Hunter rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: sarah-maclean, memorable-favorite-heroines, historicals

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"You are beautiful and brilliant and bold and so very passionate about life and love and those things that you believe in. And you taught me that everything I believed, everything I thought I wanted, everything I had spent my life espousing--all of it…it is wrong. I want your version of life…vivid and emotional and messy and wonderful and filled with happiness. But I cannot have it without you. I love you, Juliana. (…)"

5 scandalously shiny stars!

Scandalously entertaining...more

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Jan 09, 2012 willaful rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: other-side-of-tracks-or-misalliance, starchy-hero-gets-unstarched, heroes-behaving-badly

Simon, the Duke of Leighton is described as being enormous, but he’s not going on my “hero is a mountain” shelf. He doesn’t deserve it.

The third in the “Love By Numbers” series is the one I most wanted to read. I was intrigued by the starchy Duke who had become interested in the beautiful Italian Juliana -- and then rejected her when he discovered her sketchy background. (By the way, although the characters were introduced in the earlier books, I think one this would stand alone just fine.) I lo...more

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May 18, 2012 Ronyell rated it 5 of 5 stars

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6 stars!!!!

After reading Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rakeand Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord I was excited to hear about the third book in Sarah MacLean’s “Love By Numbers” series called “Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke’s Heart” and man was I totally blown away by this awesome romance novel! Full of excitement, forbidden pleasures and pure love making scenes, this novel will definitely stand the test of time!

Juliana Fiori, the Italian half sister of Nick and Gabriel Ra...more 6 stars!!!!

After reading Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rakeand Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord I was excited to hear about the third book in Sarah MacLean’s “Love By Numbers” series called “Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke’s Heart” and man was I totally blown away by this awesome romance novel! Full of excitement, forbidden pleasures and pure love making scenes, this novel will definitely stand the test of time!

Juliana Fiori, the Italian half sister of Nick and Gabriel Ralston, is a strong and independent woman who refuses to follow the strict rules of London society and therefore has become a huge topic of gossip for all the gossipmongers of London. Things get even more complicated when Juliana meets up with the disdainful Duke of Leighton, Simon Pearson and she eventually tries to prove to the duke about what true passion is all about!

After reading the second book, Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord, I will admit that I was a little skeptical in reading the third of the “Love by Numbers” series, but after seeing my friends’ reviews on this book and how many positive compliments I keep hearing about this book, I decided to give this book a shot anyway. Lo and behold, I found myself loving this book every second and I was a little upset that this book came to an end. Sarah MacLean has done an excellent job at writing this brilliant story about a forbidden love between two lovers who came from two different worlds, but would do anything to be together! What I really loved about Sarah MacLean’s writing is how she develops the characters in this book and my favorite characters out of this entire book would have to be the main couple Juliana Fiori and Simon Pearson, along with some returning characters that I had previously loved in previous books! At this point, Juliana Fiori is my absolute favorite heroine in any historical romance novel! I just loved the way that Juliana stood up for what she believed in, even when society is against her and I really loved how devoted she was to having passion in her life, especially when it concerns Simon Pearson, which I will now get to! Simon Pearson, the Duke of Leighton, was first introduced in the second book of the “Love by Numbers” series and at first, I did not like him because of his arrogant and disdainful nature, but after I read this book, I really came to love Simon! What I really loved about Simon is that he always get so tongued tied whenever he is around Juliana and when he is being romantic around Juliana, whew he is something else entirely! I also loved that fact that he is described as being muscular and large, which really got my hero senses tingling and after I heard of Simon’s tragic story about how he had to keep up with society’s expectations of him, it truly showed a caring side to Simon that we were never exposed to before. I loved how Sarah MacLean brought back some of the older characters shown in previous books which includes Gabriel and Nick Ralston, Callie, and Isabel and it was nice seeing them with their loved ones and enjoying each other’s company. I also loved the plot of the story as it sort of has a “Romeo and Juliet” feel since Juliana and Simon are held back from seeing each other because of their families and how they tried to get back together despite all the consequences they would suffer if they remained together and let us not forget the love making scenes between Juliana and Simon as they are hot and sizzling and will set your soul on fire!

For those of you who do not like sex scenes, there are plenty of sex scenes in this book, so it would be best to skim over these scenes.

Overall out of all the books I have read in Sarah MacLean’s popular “Love by Numbers” series, “Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke’s Heart” is my absolute favorite and I definitely think that romance novel fans will definitely get a huge kick out of this book! Also, I hope that there is a fourth book in the series, because I want to see what becomes of Georgiana and Callie’s brother!

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Jun 05, 2011 Adi (Reading in the Windowseat) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-on-paper, 2011-read-list, class-adult, genre-regency, genre-romance, lovehate-lovesong, last-in-series

I bet this book would be about Juliana and the Duke of Leighton XD With his fear of scandals and Juliana's tendency to start or get involved in such things, not to mention the title being what it is, the book would be a hilarious read. Can't wait =)

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Jul 21, 2011 Catherine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: class-difference, england, falls-for-sibing-s-friend, frenemies-to-lovers, historical, read-2011, romance, series

3.5 Stars

I was really uncertain about whether or not I would like this book. The first book in the series was a big hit for me, but the second book was a letdown. I loved the tension between Simon and Juliana in the first book, but in the second Simon crossed over from being cold and arrogant (which is not necessarily a bad thing) into an outright ass. His behavior of a certain family member severely dropped his appeal in my eyes. I was hesitant to start this, but the first chapter sucked me in...more

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Apr 10, 2011 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, sarah-maclean, ebook, netgalley, favorites

Finally....Juliana and Simons story, and what a story it was! We first meet the lovely, feisty, bold, impulsive Juliana Fiori as she is thrust in London society into the care of her twin half brothers, whom she had no clue existed and vice versa, in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake and we get a couple glimpses of Simon, Duke of Leighton. Simon is known as the Duke of Disdain as he has no tolerance for anything but a pristine reputation. So when he learns that Juliana is barely a respect...more Finally....Juliana and Simons story, and what a story it was! We first meet the lovely, feisty, bold, impulsive Juliana Fiori as she is thrust in London society into the care of her twin half brothers, whom she had no clue existed and vice versa, in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake and we get a couple glimpses of Simon, Duke of Leighton. Simon is known as the Duke of Disdain as he has no tolerance for anything but a pristine reputation. So when he learns that Juliana is barely a respectable lady in Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord due to her mother, he knows they can never be as he needs his perfectly polished reputation now more than ever. As a result, he knows he must propose marriage to the perfectly proper Lady Penelope Marbury. Oh, but it can not just be as simple as that. Juliana proposes a dare to Simon that she can bring him to his knees in just two weeks. He agrees and puts of his proposal until that time. And let the fun begin!

There is just so much to love about this story! Juliana is always muttering in her native Italian and when she realizes that Simon is fluent in Italian, whoops! I enjoyed her confusion with the English language, even though it happened quite often, it's just part of her. We get to see more of her yummy brother Gabriel and Nick and their reaction to certain situations involving their sister and this stuck up duke, priceless.

Sigh, watching these two fall in love was such fun. Simon is determined to resist her and help his family overcome a shattering secret, even if it breaks his own heart in the process. There is a scene where he sees Juliana in the gorgeous black dress pictured on the front and you just know he is done for, because, really, who would be so bold to wear black to a ball when not in morning? Ah, on one but the feisty Juliana who is determined to prove that Simon needs passion in his life.

I could prattle on and on about this wonderful book but really, all you need to do is read it and savor it. Sit outside one afternoon with some wine and just enjoy it. I personally loved Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake and it is what started my new obsession with the historical romance genre, and while Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord was good, it just was not as good as Nine Rules. Oh boy though, Eleven Scandals may be my new favorite now...I just can not quite decide. All three are on my keeper shelf though and I am sad to see an end to this series and these characters. I was hoping Callies brother got a HEA and since Ms MacLean is working on a new book, I really hope he is featured sometime! I have no complaints for this book except I wanted more, not a bad thing to want :) I first read this book when I got the ebook two months ago and I had to skim it a bit to refresh the details and it was still just as good. I can not wait to purchase my own copy and read it again and again. It is that type of book, something to make you smile, laugh, sigh and wish for your very own duke. 5 wonderful stars!!

Thanks to netgalley.com for providing me with this ebook!
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Jul 14, 2011 KatLynne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: need-to-purchase, g-historical-romance, made-me-laugh, sensual-steamy, library-book, keeper, series-maclean-love-by-numbers, 2011-reads

Another great installment in the Love By Numbers Series. I love the way Sarah MacLean weaves her story around intelligent, witty characters and their banter always holds my attention from the first page until the last. I also like it when a romance novel makes me laugh, and there were some laugh out loud moments for me in this one!

This is the 3rd installment and I loved it! Juliana Fiori is full of spunk and character. This beautiful young Italian is bold, impetuous, intelligent, quick witted, a...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Iliada rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 5-star, h-h-start-as-enemies, historical-romance, favorites, regency-georgian-victorian

5 Big Stars

I'm sorry I can't give more stars, because I'd give this book 20 if I could. IMO, this is by far the best one in the series and one of my all-time favorite books.

Warning: Minor Spoilers. If you mind please don't read further.

Juliana and Simon, Duke of Leighton, were introduced to us in book 1 and they felt an instant attraction for one another, that is before Simon learned about her identity and decided that she's not good enough for him. So the story starts with the h/h already a...more

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Apr 27, 2011 ♥ Beth rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I LOVED it and didn't want it to end!!!

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Jul 20, 2011 Kelly22 rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Every fans of historical romance

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5.00+ Stars - Historical Romance!

Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Loved it! As simple as that! This was the third book of a brilliant series and was by far the best of them! When I read Nine Rules To Break When Romancing A Rake, I thought a historical romance couldn’t get better…but this one was awesome in its refreshing kind.

Miss Juliana Fiori is the illegitimate rebellious sister of the Marquess of Ralston. She happens to be the perfect match of a former notorious rake of a brother, striving t...more
5.00+ Stars - Historical Romance!

Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Loved it! As simple as that! This was the third book of a brilliant series and was by far the best of them! When I read Nine Rules To Break When Romancing A Rake, I thought a historical romance couldn’t get better…but this one was awesome in its refreshing kind.

Miss Juliana Fiori is the illegitimate rebellious sister of the Marquess of Ralston. She happens to be the perfect match of a former notorious rake of a brother, striving to gain a rather accepting position and approval in the eyes of the London aristocratic society. But alas, the society in turn is harsh on her, judging and criticizing her actions and behaviors at every turn. The Duke of Leighton, for whom she has an unwanted soft corner, seems to be no different. He is the perfect picture of aristocracy and the epitome of nobility England has seen. He knows it and intends to preserve it. She loathes his lofty behavior towards commoners and hence towards her and decides to irk his statute of serenity for once.

Juliana is reckless and mischievous in her innocent ways. She is beautiful and playful. NOT a good combination for a cold haughty duke to keep on having his steely composure for good. Simon is not only known as the duke of Leighton. He is often called ‘the duke of Disdain’, which is a worthy title he received from the ton. He wishes to ignore Juliana. He finds her annoying and against everything that he stands for. As oppose to his lofty cold behavior the duke is suddenly finding himself with Juliana at every turn, rescuing her with unanticipated warmth from what he thinks will clearly destroy her. Juliana, who knows the duke to be cynical and arrogant, suddenly cannot ignore the overwhelming attraction to the sinfully handsome and powerful Simon.

She knows he is the one man whom she can never have as much as he knows she is the one woman he will never have. So why there might be a very good chance of having their own exclusive lovely HEA? Who will commit the sin of falling in love to the most polar of opposite to their persons? Who will be punished for such a crime? Will it be the haughty duke who has nothing to do with commoners and everything to do with nourishing his title, his reputation and his status in society? Or, will it be the young and mischievous commoner herself whose motto in life is to loathe and stay as much as away from the English aristocracy?

I loved Eleven Scandals To Start To Win A Duke better than I liked Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord. Simon was awesome! * Sigh*! I adored Juliana’s character and the way Simon kept correcting her English in both light and grave situations.

Just like most readers, I highly recommend it too!!!

I cant wait for Ms Maclean's next book, whichever it is!! :)
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Oct 08, 2012 Lelyana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: dream-hero, favorites

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Aku suka banget baca buku yang satu ini, dapet banget chemistry antara Duke of Leighton a.k.a Simon, dan Juliana Fiori, adik tiri Gabriel

Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake (Love By Numbers #1)

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Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord (Love By Numbers, #2)

....both are too, had their own scandalous stories...

Kejar2an nya seru, tarik ulur nya bikin terpaku dan deg2an...pokok nya dapet banget deh

Simon harus menutup mulut orang2 London dari gossip karena skandal adiknya yg hamil di luar nuikah dengan menikahi Lady Penelope , yg proper, biasa aja, dan oh-so- plain...(but not so plain, she's going to...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Anna D. rated it 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars rounded up

You know how in some relationships, there’s one person who loves more than the other? Just looking at the H/h’s actions, it appears that is Juliana. She risked more to get to Simon, she bore her heart and was the first to say “I like you” and “I love you” and the one to go to him to freely give herself because to have just a little bit of him for a moment of time was better than nothing at all. That’s what I admire about Juliana – she goes after what she wants and believe it...more 4.5 stars rounded up

You know how in some relationships, there’s one person who loves more than the other? Just looking at the H/h’s actions, it appears that is Juliana. She risked more to get to Simon, she bore her heart and was the first to say “I like you” and “I love you” and the one to go to him to freely give herself because to have just a little bit of him for a moment of time was better than nothing at all. That’s what I admire about Juliana – she goes after what she wants and believe it or not, I think she does it within reason. She is bold and yes, sometimes reckless and careless – but I could not feel frustration in what she did that got her in trouble because she was following her gut and her heart so whatever trouble she may find in the way; she was walking towards the right path for her. (view spoiler) So after everything Juliana did, it was a good thing that at the end, Simon made up for it and worked to win her..and what a great job he did!

I was torn about Simon, because on the surface he’s just so stoic and was really passive in the “courtship” between him and Juliana. He just seemed to show up and let events happen whereas Juliana took up the reins and made things happen or at least instigated something. I hated the fact that with all the power he has – being one of the most powerful men in England and all that – he was acting like a coward, letting the ton (those supposedly “beneath” him) and his mother dictate what he does with his life and making “them” determine the most important decisions of his and Georgiana’s life. That was all we could see in the surface though, beneath it all – in his mind and in his heart – he was reeling. He lived in his self-imposed prison, tortured by duty to his title and his family. To me, this was his saving grace. This is what made me pardon his other offenses and just want to love him. Even though all he’s done was hurt Juliana by rejecting her, he was doing it –in a roundabout way - as a selfless act for his family and to honor the responsibilities that came with the title. That’s what he was trained to do, to be, since infancy. IMO, bending to his duty in this hurtful way was not his failure but his parents. They raised him to do his duty, but they failed to balance it by teaching him to – as Gabriel put it – also reap the benefits of the title. In Juliana waking up his emotions and passions, he was learning to do just that..as Duke and as a man with free will, he started to realize that he alone has the power to decide the course of his life. To choose to honor his family not simply by protecting their reputation but by standing by Georgiana, by loving her, and by choosing to be happy himself. I must say, when he went a little crazy near the end, that was wonderful!…all his turmoil was no longer buried deep..it was actually coming through the surface and fired him up enough to take action. Finally!

I loved this book, I love the H/h, I love all the supporting characters. I am so jealous of Juliana as much for Simon as for having amazing brothers and sisters-in-law. Gabriel and Nick just make me melt..Gabriel’s exploding personality and Nick’s opposing calm, unflappable demeanor.. are perfect!

One a side note..I’m crazy. Out of all the men in this series, the one I love most is Benedick. So the whole time, I was wondering if Benedick liked Juliana as more than a friend since they were paired up A LOT! I was glad it was made clear that he liked Juliana only as a friend. (view spoiler) On that note..although I’m sad to be at the end of the series, I hope it’s not truly the end. Ms. MacLean, please please find a heroine wonderful enough to deserve Benedick and give us a book that leads to his HEA. He would make such a wonderful hero! And a story of Georgiana’s HEA too…and in a few years, James’ (the Earl of Reddich) story would round things out quite nicely :) Thank you in advance.
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May 03, 2011 Mandi Schreiner rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, favorite-2011

Favorite Quote: “You are a scandal waiting to happen.

Although this is the third book in the trilogy, it’s the first I read and it works perfectly as a stand alone. This book is so well written, I don’t see how it won’t capture your heart.

Simon, Duke of Leighton or nicknamed the “Duke of Disdain” made my insides flutter. He is the cold, impenetrable duke who lives his life as he was raised – emotionless and bred for his title. His lineage is perfect and he portrays the perfect duke. But he has a...more

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Mar 17, 2011 Michelle, the Bookshelf Stalker rated it 5 of 5 stars

Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake simply stole my heart. I LOVED that book. Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord was okay but didn't wow me. In fact, I didn't know if I wanted to continue with this series after book 2.

Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart made me love this series all over again.

If you haven't read book 1, or book 2, there might be small spoilers in my review. You have been warned.

Before the book:

Simon is a jackass. He is a snob, a jerk, thinks he is better...more

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Sep 27, 2012 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This was absolutely amazing! I fell in love with Sarah MacLean's writing when I read her debut historical romance, Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, and this book has sealed her as an auto-buy for me. This book is the third in the Love by Numbers series which focuses on a trio of siblings. The first two books featured the Ralston twins, Gabriel and Nicholas, while the third involves their Italian half-sister, Juliana. I adored everything about this book from the feisty (but not annoying...more This was absolutely amazing! I fell in love with Sarah MacLean's writing when I read her debut historical romance, Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake, and this book has sealed her as an auto-buy for me. This book is the third in the Love by Numbers series which focuses on a trio of siblings. The first two books featured the Ralston twins, Gabriel and Nicholas, while the third involves their Italian half-sister, Juliana. I adored everything about this book from the feisty (but not annoying) heroine to the seemingly cold hero to the sexual tension.

I have liked Juliana Fiori ever since she appeared in Nine Rules... and am excited that her book lived up the hype. She is a truly admirable heroine who showed her strength of character by traveling all the way to England to meet her brothers after her father's death. Then, after being accepted by her brothers and introduced to the ton, she tries to do her best to be a "proper lady" and make them proud of her. Of course, as so often happens, Juliana is looked down on for her Italian looks, accent, and tendency to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. What I especially liked about Juliana was the fact that she took almost everything in stride and never let the ton see how unhappy and uncomfortable she was with the negative attention. It was a joy to watch her gain confidence in herself through the course of the book.

It takes a special hero to match up with a lady as fiery and unique as Juliana. Thankfully, Simon Pearson, Duke of Leighton, is as strong a character as his heroine. Simon is one of my guilty pleasure heroes: stoic, cold, and obsessed with propriety until that special lady comes along and turns his world upside down. Unlike Juliana, he is looked upon highly by the ton for his good looks, breeding, and manners. But, Simon has a secret that threatens his sterling reputation so he is on the hunt for a proper wife that will help soften the blow when the truth inevitably comes to light. Simon goes on an emotional journey in this book just like Juliana. He learns not to rely so much on what others think, how to live for himself, and how to find that one person who will stand by him regardless of what happens.

Besides the two leads, the best part of this book is the chemistry between them. The tension between Juliana and Simon is mindblowing and kept me turning pages up till the end. They have known each other for most of the Season and had a minor, secret flirtation early on. But, things really pick up when Juliana is discovered in Simon's carriage (through a series of coincidences) and cajoles him into giving her two weeks to prove that he is not immune to physical desire. This part of the book was a pure joy to read! Juliana and Simon are perfectly matched (despite their outward differences) and know just how to irk the other. There is a nice balance between the hot, spicy scenes and some romantic, tender ones that show their true feelings.

Overall, I found this be a thoroughly satisfying ending to an entertaining series. Juliana is one of my favorite romance heroines ever and Simon has definitely made his mark by making my book boyfriend list. Sarah MacLean outdoes herself with this story and I can't wait to see what she comes up with next! BTW, even though this is the third in a series, interested readers can definitely view this one as a stand-alone. (less)

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Jul 25, 2012 Sophie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, not-favorite

Reflecting on this book, I don't know who annoyed me more. The hero or the heroine? But by golly, I think there were moments I wanted to smack them both because they were so repetitive. But getting down to it, it's probably the hero that gets to me the most.

I don't necessary hate Julianna. But out of the three heroines from the series, I find her the weakest. Sure she's running around yelling and screeching demands and holding her head up high. But at some point her level of maturity was so stag...more Reflecting on this book, I don't know who annoyed me more. The hero or the heroine? But by golly, I think there were moments I wanted to smack them both because they were so repetitive. But getting down to it, it's probably the hero that gets to me the most.

I don't necessary hate Julianna. But out of the three heroines from the series, I find her the weakest. Sure she's running around yelling and screeching demands and holding her head up high. But at some point her level of maturity was so stagnant. She was always in conflict with herself over and over and over again. And knowing something was wrong, and telling herself it's wrong, yet still she would do it. With the justification of it'll be okay "afterwards". She also has no sense of purpose or even real growth to me. She pranced around in the beginning and I'm like yeah she's a strong chick. Yet by the end of this book, all I see was someone kinda weak, and I'm thinking what happened?

Now to the hero. WOW. I can't remember any other time I have found a more asinine hero. He takes douche to a whole new level. I mean after the first half of putting his foot in his mouth you would think he'll learn, but nope. He still keeps on doing it, and then conflicts internally on how stupid he was. After the first 10 times, that's totally not cute anymore. It just gets stupid. And the whole internal conflict, in denial, horrible decisions, and the over-exaggerated angst - GOD, get over yourself. The most annoying thing was the whole reputation thing. They keep talking about it, yet really who cares. It's almost like his reputation was above his duty or honor, because that was all there was. Reputation for being a douche and all the ton accepted that he was one. But I saw no sense of duty or honor (which usually goes with having an "upstanding" reputation in most cases). He abandons his sister (she has to save his ass), and can't help but "plays" with the heroine even though he's betrothed to another. And all through this he angst-ed about it, yet remains a total douche externally.

The only redeeming quality to this book was the supporting cast. I love that the characters from the other books made appearances. The character that I really ended up liking was Benedick. He deserves his own book, please. (less)

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Sep 29, 2011 Sophie Jordan rated it 5 of 5 stars

CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!!!!

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May 04, 2011 Leah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: need-to-get-2011, damn-that-cover-is-smokin, author-sarah-maclean, series-love-by-numbers, 5-stars, arcs, by-george-thats-awesome, come-here-baby-so-i-can-lick-you, high-five-that-hymen, king-of-the-harem, netgalley, queen-of-the-harem, historical-harem, thats-some-funny-shit, its-all-in-the-accent, big-girls-dont-cry, signed-by-the-author, bad-boy-take-me-away

Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart is the third book in the Love By Numbers series and by far the best. Sarah MacLean has never failed to entertain me with her Love By Numbers series, but I think she outdid herself with this book. I loved Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake and Ten Ways to be Adored When Landing a Lord and, somehow, I ended up loving all of her characters, but this book...it was as close to heaven as a 367 page book could get!

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Jun 14, 2011 Adwina Ralston Cumberbatch rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: absolute-all-time-favorites, favorites, hillarious-as-hell, historical-romance, reread-more-than-once, steamy-hot-romance, spitfire-heroines

Gw suka sama Nine Rules, tapi gw ngerasa Ten Ways itu ngebosenin
untungnya.. Eleven Scandals ini bneran bagus, bneran bqn gw keinget sama chemistry Callie - Ralston yg sering bgt saling nantangin satu sama laen
Bneran deh, I LOVE JULIANA!! dia bneran heroine yg pemberani bgt,tp sekaligus rapuh.

Simon awalnya pengen gw getok bbrp kali karena gw anggep dia agak2 munafik gtuh. untunglah pas akhirnya dy tobat juga.. ampe cinta mati pula sama si Juliana.. hahaha
Sweet sangat nih 2, sexual tensionnya kera...more

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May 13, 2011 Lennongirl rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: type-fiction, read-in-english, read-in-2011, g-explicit, medium-book, g-romance-chick-lit, g-historical-romance, 3-stars-liked

A really nice ending to a really sweet series. I'm sad the Ralston arc is over, I liked the family, the universe, the characters. And I really liked Simon and Juliana in this one. Before I started reading it, I was a tad nervous; I thought Juliana might kinda annoy me as heroine (very active lead females may do that to me, they may get a bit "too much" for my liking). But her and Simon's story was really well executed, and their difference (super "loose" vs. super stiff) made some nice dymnamics...more

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Apr 28, 2011 Kay rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reads, historical

Simon is straight laced and proper. Juliana is spontaneous and full of passion. She is the opposite of everything that Simon has built his reputation on. However, Juliana brings out the compelling emotions in Simon that he has suppressed for most of his life.

I loved this story just as much as I enjoyed Nine Rules. Simon & Juliana were not perfect together in the beginning. It took a long time for Simon to realize that Juliana means more to him than a good reputation. But when he does, his d...more

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Sep 16, 2011 Jacqueline marked it as did-not-finish · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2011, for-review, ebook, to-re-read, historical-romance

Well written, but I couldn't get past my hatred of the hero, Simon. He was irredeemably pompous and a huge hypocrite. I especially despised that he was the main person that continually made Juliana, the heroine, feel inadequate for simply being herself. It's too bad really, because I really enjoyed MacLean's previous two in this series, especially Nick's book, Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord.

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Mar 14, 2013 Amylynn Bright rated it 5 of 5 stars

Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke’s Heart is my first Sarah MacLean and I must say I enjoyed it thoroughly, regardless of the unwieldiness of the title. This is the third book in her Love by Numbers series, previously featuring this heroine’s brothers. Ms. MacLean’s take on the romance twist was a thoroughly delightful Italian miss who is always mere minutes away from an epic scandal. Of course, the Duke in question has only one prerequisite for a bride – a scandal free existence. Juliana e...more

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Feb 23, 2013 Lily rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Esta tercera entrega de la trilogía de Love by numbers ha recuperado totalmente la frescura y picardía con que contaba Nueve reglas que romper para conquistar a un granuja, el primer libro, con unos personajes atípicos, naturales y divertidos. Desde luego, Sarah MacLean es una autora muy a tener en cuenta dentro del género y tengo muy claro que le voy a seguir la pista en sus próximas publicaciones.

Los personajes están pe...more Reseña publicada originalmente en: http://www.desvandesuenos.com/2013/02...

Esta tercera entrega de la trilogía de Love by numbers ha recuperado totalmente la frescura y picardía con que contaba Nueve reglas que romper para conquistar a un granuja, el primer libro, con unos personajes atípicos, naturales y divertidos. Desde luego, Sarah MacLean es una autora muy a tener en cuenta dentro del género y tengo muy claro que le voy a seguir la pista en sus próximas publicaciones.

Los personajes están perfectamente definidos, tienen un carácter bien formado, con debilidades y fortalezas, con sueños y miedos; son muy creíbles y naturales. Me han encantado cada uno por separado, pero juntos son aún más explosivos, sobre todo la dama de la novela. La protagonista, Juliana Fiori, es una joven impulsiva y apasionada, arrolladora, poco convencional, irreverente e italiana; Simon, el duque de Leighton, es todo lo contrario a ella: tiene una reputación intacta y lucha por mantener su buena posición social, es frío y contenido, racional y responsable.

Vamos, no podrían ser más diferentes. Pero ya se sabe lo que se dicen de los polos opuestos... Tener un personaje fogoso y un personaje (en apariencia) gélido siempre es una apuesta segura en una historia de amor, me suele encantar el tira y afloja que mantienen ambos como consecuencia de este choque de caracteres tan diferentes. Ambos se verán envueltos en un escándalo tras otro del que saldrán odiándose o amándose. La química entre los protagonistas hace saltar chispas a medida que avanza la lectura y el fuego culmina en una serie de tórridas escenas románticas muy bien llevadas y elegantemente tratadas. Delicioso romance.

Y si todos estos ingredientes encima van acompañados de la magnífica pluma de Sarah MacLean, éxito asegurado. Los diálogos entre ambos son intensos, ingeniosos y adictivos; la narración tiene buen ritmo y la prosa de la autora es cuidada y natural.

Un broche de oro para una trilogía que ha pasado a ser una de mis favoritas de la romántica histórica.(less)

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Jan 06, 2013 Melody May rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Good evening everybody. Well, I just finished Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart by Sarah Maclean. What surprised me is I didn't rate this book on Goodreads. Seriously, I have read this book two times already and this would be a third time. Well, that is going to change today.

I love Sarah Maclean's books. I have read most of them more than once or will. Anyways. I figure I would revisit her books, since she has a new book coming out soon (by the...more Also on http://sillymelody.blogspot.com

Good evening everybody. Well, I just finished Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart by Sarah Maclean. What surprised me is I didn't rate this book on Goodreads. Seriously, I have read this book two times already and this would be a third time. Well, that is going to change today.

I love Sarah Maclean's books. I have read most of them more than once or will. Anyways. I figure I would revisit her books, since she has a new book coming out soon (by the way I'm super excited about the next book).

I love Juliana Fiori; she just happens to be a living walking scandal. We first meet Juliana in Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake. She happens to be the half-sister of Gabriel and Nicholas St. John. With a questionable upbringing, no one in the Society expects much from her, especially a certain Duke.

Simon Pearson, Duke of Leighton (AKA the Duke of Disdain), wants nothing to do with this walking trouble named Miss Fiori. Yet he can't seem to escape her. Somehow, he ends up in a wager between her to see what wins out: passion or reputation. Juliana believes passion is the essence of life while Simon believes reputation is more important. So, we see the battle of wits go head to head in this story.

This story is a little rough. Nothing too serious, but there is a sadness to Juliana voice as you read story. It's not like she wants to be a walking scandal, but life just happens to make her a walking scandal. Throughout the story you just hope that she can have her happy ending.

I love that Juliana challenges Simon, even though he's a Duke and should be held with more respect. Yet, she just sees him as a person. So, the battle of wits go head to head. Honestly, I'm glad Juliana puts Leighton in his place, because he's a pompous (well, you can figure that out). He's really hard to love. I have a hard time with Leighton throughout the book. Seriously, he's a jerk that is stuck on the whole idea that people are below him. I understand he's a Duke, but he took to the extreme.

Overall, I really like this book and I think Juliana putting Leighton in his place is the highlight of the whole book. It is a great end to wonderful series that I have loved and read more than once. So, I hope you all get a chance to read this story and the others, because they are so wonderful. I will see you all later.(less)

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