Only a Duke Would Dare: A Regency Romance (Seductive Scoundrels, Book 2) (Unabridged)
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Publisher Description
“Delightful, dazzling, and oh-so delicious.” (Cheryl Bolen, NYT best-selling author)
A duke. A vicar’s daughter. A forbidden love.
Marriage - an unpleasant obligation.
A troublesome addendum to his father’s will requires Victor, duke of Sutcliffe, to marry before his 27th birthday or lose his fortune. After a three-year absence, he ventures home, intent upon finding the most biddable and forgettable miss in Essex. A woman who will make no demands upon him and won’t mind being left behind when he returns to London. Except Victor meets Theadosia Brentwood again and finds himself powerless to resist her - even if she is promised to another and the exact opposite of what he thought he wanted in a duchess.
Marriage - an impossible choice.
Secretly in love with Victor for years, Theadosia is overjoyed when he returns. Until she learns he must marry within mere weeks. When he unexpectedly proposes, she must make an impossible decision. How can Thea elope with him when he’s marrying out of necessity, not love? Besides, if she does wed Victor, her betrothed - a man she loathes - will reveal a scandalous secret. A secret that will send her father to prison and leave her sister and mother homeless.
Buy this pause-resisting audiobook for an emotional, entertaining, and romantic Regency England adventure you won’t want to put down.
Though this audiobook is part of a series, it can easily be listened to as a stand-alone novel.
Customer Reviews
Blackmail
That’s what it all comes down to when Rev. Brentwood insists his daughter Thea marry his new curate Leadford. Thea is already half in love with Victor Duke of Sutclif, and Leadford makes her skin crawl. The Duke has just returned home after a 3 year absence when Thea comes to his aid, and he quickly comes to her aid as well.
Only a Duke Would Dare
Only a duke would dare to return to the home that holds painful memories and requests the vicar perform his wedding ceremony...with no bride in mind.
A daughter, long confined by the restrictions of her vicar father, is torn between her family duty or following her heart.
Collette Cameron writes a sweet tale of love crossing classes and that some things ar not what they seem. Ms. Cameron's unique writing style makes our hero's determination and our heroine's angst jump from the pages. And the villian...I could fee the slime rolling off him {shudder}.
From a drunk duke at the start of our story to the final happily ever after this is a tale that will have you laughing, crying, and wanting to hurt specific characters.