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A review by melbsreads
Dare to Love a Duke by Eva Leigh
4.0
Trigger warnings: slut shaming, turning to sex work out of desperation (in the past), blackmail.
I've been intrigued by Amina as a character from the first time she showed up on the page back in the Wicked Quills of London series, so I may have screamed a small amount when I realised that this book was her story.
And it didn't disappoint. I loved getting her backstory (although I wanted sliiiiiiiightly more explanation around her father and grandparents than we got (entirely possible I may have missed it because I was listening to the audio of this while making dinner)) and the romance was delightful. Were things wrapped up a little too neat and tidy for my liking? Sure. Did I care? Not even remotely.
I've been intrigued by Amina as a character from the first time she showed up on the page back in the Wicked Quills of London series, so I may have screamed a small amount when I realised that this book was her story.
And it didn't disappoint. I loved getting her backstory (although I wanted sliiiiiiiightly more explanation around her father and grandparents than we got (entirely possible I may have missed it because I was listening to the audio of this while making dinner)) and the romance was delightful. Were things wrapped up a little too neat and tidy for my liking? Sure. Did I care? Not even remotely.