Review & Giveaway | The Duke’s Disaster
Everything seemed so blissful and now it’s completely probable the revelations of these tremendous secrets lead to certain disaster. Truly, what is a marriage worth if the couple doesn’t even have enough trust to become friends?
Hott Review:
I laughed through the entire book – even when I was crying!
What I liked: I’ve read and loved, several of Grace Burrowes contemporary romances but The Duke’s Disaster absolutely is amazing! There is something about her writing style that makes me feel like I’m right there experiencing this marriage with Noah and Thea. I completely love both of them and so just wanted to shake them and make them realize that they were screwing things up royally, until they weren’t and I wanted to just sit and watch. Anyway, I do think that the best part of Grace Burrowes’ writing are her characters. You can’t walk away from them without wanting to visit again.
The Duke’s Disaster is more than a romance, it pulls at your emotions and redefines a perfect love.
What I didn’t like: There were a couple of scenes that were a bit more descriptive than needed… heck, probably not needed at all, well, for me…
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| Author: | Grace Burrowes | ||
| Source: | Sourcebooks Casablanca via Netgalley | An ARC of this book was lent to me in exchange for an honest review. | ||
| Grade: | A+ | ||
| Ages: | 18+ | ||
| Steam: | ADULT! There are some quite descriptive scenes. | ||
| Setting: | England, | ||
| This Counts for these Challenges: | 2015 Let Me Count The Ways Reading Challenge, 2015 What’s In A Name Reading Challenge, 2015 Women Challenge, 2015 Monthly Key Word Reading Challenge, 2015 Historical Romance Reading Challenge, 2015 NetGalley Reading Challenge, Monthly Mix-up Mania, 2014 Alphabet Soup Reading Challenge | ||
| Series: | True Gentlemen, 1 | ||
Author Bio:
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes’ bestsellers include The Heir, The Soldier, Lady Maggie’s Secret Scandal, Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish and Lady Eve’s Indiscretion. The Heir was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2010, The Soldier was a PW Best Spring Romance of 2011, Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish won Best Historical Romance of the Year in 2011 from RT Reviewers’ Choice Awards, Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight was a Library Journal Best Book of 2012, and The Bridegroom Wore Plaid was a PW Best Book of 2012. Her Regency romances have received extensive praise, including starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist. Grace is branching out into short stories and Scotland-set Victorian romance with Sourcebooks. She is a practicing family law attorney and lives in rural Maryland.
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