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    Educating Elizabeth - Diable Delamere by Kate Pearce
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    Educating Elizabeth by Kate Pearce is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Miss Elizabeth Waterstone who is traded to the Duke of Diable Delamere to settle her stepfather's debts. Initially mistaken for a woman of ill repute, Elizabeth enters into an agreement with the Duke to be taught the ways of a courtesan in order to provide for her crippled brother. As the Duke discovers Elizabeth's intelligence and skills, they unravel an assassination plot against the Prince Regent, leading to a dangerous adventure filled with intrigue and romance. The book expertly weaves together themes of deception, trust, and love against the backdrop of a gripping spy plot.

    The writing style of Kate Pearce in Educating Elizabeth is described as engaging, intriguing, and nerve-wracking. Readers praise the well-developed characters, especially the intelligent and witty Elizabeth, and the enigmatic Duke of Diable Delamere. The blend of romance, adventure, and mystery keeps readers hooked until the very end, with twists and turns in the plot adding to the overall excitement and enjoyment of the story.

    Gervase David Saint-Malo, seventh Duke of Diable Delamere, sat back and contemplated the shine on his outstretched boots. Even in the dim light of the impromptu gaming parlor, their deep polish satisf...

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    Blame It on the Duke - The Disgraceful Dukes by Lenora Bell
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    In "Blame It on the Duke," Nicholas, the future Duke of Barrington, finds himself gambled away in marriage to Alice Tombs, a bluestocking with relentless curiosity. As they embark on a marriage of convenience, Alice's intelligence and wit charm Nicholas, revealing hidden depths in both characters. The book intricately weaves elements of Alice in Wonderland into a Regency romance setting, exploring themes of social justice, mental illness, and personal growth. Lenora Bell's writing style combines humor, romance, and poignant moments, creating a story that transitions from a modern romp to a thoughtful exploration of love and self-discovery.


    (Also, see 32 recommendations for the series The Disgraceful Dukes )

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