My Darling Duke (Sinful Wallflowers)

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because she’s never had a positive marriage mart experience, and after all her family is Awfully Poor. Change country: -Select- Australia Bermuda Canada Germany Greenland Japan Mexico New Zealand Puerto Rico Saint Pierre and Miquelon United Kingdom United States Virgin Islands (U.

His heart exists in cold, lonely exile, until he learns he has a fiancée—a deceptive, clever, and utterly intriguing woman he's never met. He decides to supply her with gifts while figuring out what could have possibly made her say they were engaged.Having faced judgement following the accident he set up home in Scotland and decided to keep his distance from the London crowd. The writing in this book is great, and I loved getting into the inner monologue of both our characters. I spent part of the book very stressed that there would be a “miracle”, but as the story progressed I couldn’t have been happier that my fears were not realized. I didn’t find this particularly wicked, but I have high hopes for later books in the series, since one of the other wallflowers is considering a career as a courtesan, and another befriended a princess.

That injury sent his previous fiancée running and screaming from his estate, so naturally he’s not exactly willing to look upon an engagement in a positive way.I appreciated that the couple learned to adapt their sex life to Alexander’s disability; it’s rare to read about characters trying out different positions until they find what works.

So she sends a betrothal announcement to the paper about her and a reclusive duke who hasn't been seen in ten years getting married. She falls for him pretty quickly, and even though she knows it won’t be easy to tear down the barriers that he has built for himself, she is also a fighter. It isn't the first time that someone has claimed to be connected to him, but they usually want money; in this case, the woman appears to only want to use his name.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.