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A review by serialromancelibrarian
Sutton's Seduction by Scarlett Scott
3.0
I enjoy Scarlett Scott’s books. This would’ve been four stars had Emma not had a TSTL moment. She lost my respect then. The plot of this one was quite implausible. Was it a regular occurrence for ruined ladies to auction their virginity? Interesting premise, nonetheless.
I felt so bad for Emma. Her father was a complete failure and certainly did not deserve forgiveness or redemption for selling off his oldest daughter, despite the fact that she was already ruined. He never got his comeuppance, which bothered me.
I liked Hart’s character. He wasn’t a sexist ass. I would’ve enjoyed a bit more angst between the two MC’s. Everything came together too easily. The conflict was too quickly resolved and Hart was quick to bend over backward for Emma in every way. It was a quick read that was high on steam, but low on angst.
I felt so bad for Emma. Her father was a complete failure and certainly did not deserve forgiveness or redemption for selling off his oldest daughter, despite the fact that she was already ruined. He never got his comeuppance, which bothered me.
I liked Hart’s character. He wasn’t a sexist ass. I would’ve enjoyed a bit more angst between the two MC’s. Everything came together too easily. The conflict was too quickly resolved and Hart was quick to bend over backward for Emma in every way. It was a quick read that was high on steam, but low on angst.