Desperate Duchesses When the Duke Returns, Book 4, (Paperback)

from NeitherNora

There were parts of this book which I liked quite a bit, and parts which I disliked immensely. Overall, it balances out to average, and worked well as a palate cleanser after The Book Thief's emotional train wreck. My favorite parts were those about the protagonist's friend's marriage, which is a...

from mrsdanaalbasha

Since I read Duchess by night I knew I would want to read Isidore's story. I liked her so much in the last book, and I like Cosway a lot... he was hot. I just hope the book will be as good as I anticipated.I'm reading this book now; there are some parts that were hilarious. I will edit my review ...

from phyllisd

One of the better books in this series to date. Though the premise was similar to one of Eloisa James's earlier books, this story is original and the characters are unique. Plus, the triangle of Jemma/Elijah/Villiers takes a turn. The next two books should be very interesting.

from jjmachshev

Reviewed for queuemyreview.com; book release Dec08 Just how long is 'too' long to wait for your man? In times of yore (it's a historical!) there existed a practice of marriage by proxy. Meaning one member (usually the man) wasn't actually present at the ceremony but the couple was considered lega...

from BeeMac

The story of a couple affianced and wed by proxy in childhood but who have never met. When the Duke returns, he wants to dissolve the marriage because he knows nothing of his bride.