Let's call a spade a spade here, folks; that cover is straight up tragic. What is he doing? What is he wearing? Why did the art department take Zach Morris and Glamor Shot him into a boudoir? So many questions.
Good news? Does not reflect the story.
There are historical romance fans who cannot with Rodale's gossip infused world, and I get that. They like historical accuracy, and I don't really care that much. I mean, let's not go overboard and have the House of Lords admit women or someone use a cell phone or have a functioning NHS, but a bit of flexible whimsy I'm here for. I've been largely enchanted by this series and if you have been as well, then make sure to pick up its conclusion.
Minor note: I would hesitate to call this a stand-alone. The other ones more are, but this acts in so much tandem with stories of James' sisters, that to not have any context may be disorienting.
In the fourth novel of Maya Rodaleβs tantalizing series,
a newly minted duke spends one night with his perfect
woman...but can he win her for a lifetime
Some Mistakesβ¦
When American-born James Cavendish arrives in London
tomorrow, heβll become the Duke of Durham. Some might be
ecstatic at the opportunity. Not James. Heβs a simple man,
fond of simple pleasures. And right now, nothing could be
more pleasurable than spending his last night of freedom
with a beautiful stranger.
Are Far Too Goodβ¦
One wild night, Meredith Green, companion to the dowager
Duchess of Durham, said yes to a man she thought sheβd never
see again. Suddenly, theyβre living under the same roof,
where Meredith is expected to teach James how to be a
dukeβwhile trying not to surrender to temptation a second time.
To Be Forgotten
For a duke and a commoner, marriage would be pure scandal.
Yet nothing has ever felt as right as having Meredith in his
armsβ¦and in his bed. Soon he must chooseβbetween a duty he
never desired, and a woman he longs for, body and soulβ¦
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