I’m thinking I need to move it up my TBR list. I haven’t read What I Did for a Duke, but I’ve recently been hearing how amazing it is. Although you don’t have to read them in order, I do recommend it (at least the first few). My favorite is a toss up between The Viscount and I and Romancing Mr. There are eight books in the Bridgerton series (one for each Bridgerton sibling). Seriously, Julia Quinn is amazing! The Duke and I is the first book in her Bridgerton series, which JQ is most known for. Oh, also, in terms of A Week to Be Wicked’s MCs – well, you see how they meet in the first book (A Night to Surrender) and it is kind of fun to see them in the the first book, and then their own book. The only thing to keep in mind is that there will be references to couples that got together in previous books. You don’t have to read the Spindle Cove series in order. I’m excited to see where Tessa Dare takes this series next! Overall, Romancing the Duke was a sweet love story with a memorable couple. He’s very romantic and thoughtful, and I could not help but smile at his bluntness. This is also a very uncommon thing in historical romances, and I found it to be a very exciting story element. I loved seeing him fall for Izzy’s personality and her inner beauty, rather than lusting after her looks. It was pretty hilarious and interesting at the same time. The duke is a really great hero because, even though he’s blind, he still acts as cocky and entitled as if he weren’t. She’s such a good sport dealing with the extremely devoted fans of her father’s stories, who are a very eccentric and borderline insane.
She’s not the typical historical romance heroine who lays down and takes it. I love it! I really loved her spunk and her desire to stand up for herself. But she is determined to stay in her new home and add a feminine touch to it before kicking him out. Izzy inherits the duke’s castle, and he is NOT happy about it. These two have the best banter, and really know how to push one another’s buttons. As soon as she and the duke met, I knew I would be in for a very fun ride. I loved our bookish heroine, Izzy, who has lived her entire life in the shadow of her late father’s famous stories. This book is a very sweet, funny romance filled with sharp wit and awkward moments. What fairy tales are left over for an impoverished twenty-six year-old woman who’s never even been kissed? Now Izzy’s given up yearning for romance. Rescued from drudgery by charming prince?
The storybooks offered endless possibilities.Īnd as she grew older, Izzy crossed them off. She never doubted romance would be in her future, too. Also in this series: Say Yes to the Marquess, When a Scot Ties the KnotĪs the daughter of a famed author, Isolde Ophelia Goodnight grew up on tales of brave knights and fair maidens.
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