One Night with the Duke
The sexy, scandalous and page-turning regency romance you won’t be able to put down!
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Jodi Ellen Malpas
One forbidden night...
It's 1816 and nineteen-year-old Eliza Melrose, daughter of a printing magnate, is about to be launched into London's high society - much to her distaste, the last thing she wants is a husband.
But then she meets the youngest son of the late Duke of Chester, a disgraced nobleman who is shrouded in mystery and proving quite impossible to resist!
As the season begins, Eliza is shocked to discover that she won't even be given the chance to choose her own husband - and that the Melrose family fortune hangs in the balance...
But will she risk everything for just one night with the Duke?
Sexy, scandalous and utterly unputdownable, this is the regency novel you've been waiting for! Jodi Ellen Malpas is now published in more than 25 languages around the world.
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im so in love with this book.
more more more
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light hearted for summer listening.
romantic story
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Jodi strikes again
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It’s better than half of Bridgerton
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The narrator was tolerable too, again I've heard much better with a better range of voices.
Overall, the whole thing of being told in the first person was very odd and getting to the conclusion was like pulling hen's teeth and I'm not sure it was worth the effort to get there. Also, all the modern critical tropes of everyday realities of the time were annoying eg talking about not liking the "ton clothes", alluding to her corset, when EVERY woman whether the height of the ton, living in the country or working in the fields would have worn corsets! It's like saying women in the country wouldn't have worn a bra just because they lived in the country! Ridiculous!
I certainly can't understand all the glowing 5* reviews, they must not have read many other HR books if they consider this "up there"!! I'd probably give it a B or perhaps a B+ with a "can do better"
OK, but that's all
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