Title: Loretta Chase's "Lord of Scoundrels"
Product review: I'm usually not a fan of historicals, but holy wow was this one different. I love Jessica. Dain is great, too. Lots of backstory and personal emotional angst to work through. Jessica, however, is a force to be reckoned with. Any polite society woman who decides the most sensible course of action to redeem a ruined reputation is to shoot the man who ruined it (in the most harmless location one can be shot, of course), is an interesting character. That she manages to pull it off without looking like a lunatic or a selfish, sociopathic brat is a testament to Chase's skill at character development. Loved the main characters, loved the side characters, even loved Dain's brat. Great story.
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