Review
4.25 Stars ~ Review by Teresa
The Duke in Denial was everything I could ask for in a regency romance. A few balls, good banter, some illicit sex and a bit of a mystery. What made this different was that we weren’t rooting for the Lord and his Lady, but for the Lord and his Captain.
I loved that both men were strong and acted like men with out being promiscuous rake-hells. Though there is nothing wrong with a rake-hell or two on occasion, it becomes a bore when all men are portrayed that way. I adored Sebastian! His confusion and desire to do right by Dorthea, even though it hurt him, was endearing. I felt for William and his circumstances, and was glad at how everything played out...
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The Duke in Denial was everything I could ask for in a regency romance. A few balls, good banter, some illicit sex and a bit of a mystery. What made this different was that we weren’t rooting for the Lord and his Lady, but for the Lord and his Captain.
I loved that both men were strong and acted like men with out being promiscuous rake-hells. Though there is nothing wrong with a rake-hell or two on occasion, it becomes a bore when all men are portrayed that way. I adored Sebastian! His confusion and desire to do right by Dorthea, even though it hurt him, was endearing. I felt for William and his circumstances, and was glad at how everything played out...
Read more at Prism Book Alliance
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