The Miseducation of Miss Delilah

by Maggie Dallen

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When spoiled socialite Delilah is abducted from her own engagement party, she expects a ransom—not rescue. But as secrets unravel, she begins to wonder if the fearsome stranger who’s taken her might be the only man who can truly set her free.

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Book Details

Genre

Historical Romance

Subgenre

General Historical, Regency (1811–1820), Victorian (1830–1900)

Series

School of Charm • Book 3

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

2 Mild

Violence

2 Mild

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

2 Mild

Publication Date

July 20, 2020

Language Versions

English

Narration Type

Human

Fiction Form

Novella

Sensitive Themes

Arranged or forced marriage, Kidnapping or abduction, Murder or attempted murder

Editorial Reviews

"I have read several of Ms. Dallen's works and I have enjoyed them all. HOWEVER, this is my favorite so far. Both main characters were delightful and played off each other well." - Amazon Reviewer

Thoroughly enjoyable

Thoroughly enjoyable taleSome editing errors - sigh

Charming Adventure

A thoroughly enjoyable, entertaining, and delightful tale of romance, adventure, life-threatening shenanigans.There are too many grimace-inducing Americanisms, a few errors; just who is Rufus?Prudence is annoying and in need of more compassion and less of her beloved pragmatism.Very much worth reading though.

This amazing series marches on

This is another thrilling story in this amazing series which marches on with gusto. All the characters are brilliantly crafted in this clean plot, which you will find very engaging.

Another excellent book

In the beginning is difficult to like Delilah, but understanding her family history we can see where she comes from. Mr. Calloway is very interesting too. Maggie Dallen has the gift of describing the society at the time allowing us to understand the characters motivations and cheering on them.

Never judge a book by its cover

This book teaches the old lesson that the wolf is in sheep's clothes and that you should never judge a book by its cover. The female lead seems snobbish, but she is also just pretending. I enjoyed this plot, the mystery, and the adventure—well done, author.