from N.W.Moors

Mari Perkins finagles her way into a job as governess for Edgar Rochester, Duke of Banksford, who has just had his twin and previously unknown illegitimate children thrust into his life. Of course, the Duke and the governess are attracted to each other despite the differences in their stations. T...

from Cherylk

It is books like this one that are bring me back to the regency genre. What a Difference a Duke Makes is pure enjoyment! Mari is a surprise. A great one. In the beginning I thought she was timid but it quickly became apparent that there was more to Mari like a back bone. She fought her first batt...

from beckymmoe

My first book by Ms. Bell, but definitely not my last! What a Difference a Duke Makes was a fun and swoony read. Both Mari and Edgar a atypical for their time--he's a duke who (gasp!) also engages in trade and she's got about three times the backbone and chutzpah of your typical governess--but go...

from beckymmoe

My first book by Ms. Bell, but definitely not my last! What a Difference a Duke Makes was a fun and swoony read. Both Mari and Edgar a atypical for their time--he's a duke who (gasp!) also engages in trade and she's got about three times the backbone and chutzpah of your typical governess--but go...