The Irish Duchess (Regency Nobles Series, Book 4)

from regan.johnw

Excellent read. Set in 18th Century England & Ireland tells the story of an impoverished Irish noblewoman and her struggles to find her place in the changing social world. Characters are well developed and alive in a world that is painted with colour and life. Really enjoyed reading this!

from rivergen

A well-written book with an interesting plot and realistic dialogue. I wasn't totally enthralled with it though, although I can't quite place my finger on the reason why. Apart from Fiona, the other characters lacked appeal to me. Neville just seemed like an aggressive boor to me most of the time...

from rhonda1111

4 STARS The Irish Duchess (Regency Nobles #3) The Irish Duchess is book 3 in Regency Nobles but the first one I have read. Thier are other characters that are well developed and feel like I missed things by reading this first. But it can stand alone. Thier were some love scenes in details. Lo...

from wolfangel87

A book about conquering fears and love overcoming whatever obstacles are in your path. The 1822 Irish/English setting is wonderfully described although some of the political aspects of the story dragged on. Overall, the characters were fun to read about and were described clearly for their differ...

from ficmuse

This unusual romance has an emphasis on the political, rather than the romantic. There is an emphasis on the bitter poverty and social problems Fiona is dealing with in her village in Ireland. An unvarnished view of the financial and political struggles Neville faces at home in England are vividl...