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A review by shell74
Dare to Love a Duke by Eva Leigh
4.0
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Dare to Love a Duke was not your typical historical romance. Centered around a scandalous club run by a woman who hides a troubled past, and the newly titled duke who falls for her, Eva Leigh didn’t hold back on the emotions or the passion, which made for a combustible story.
I will start by saying you can read the books in this series individually with no worries but I think they’ve all been interesting enough to check them all out. Also, this particular story dealt with the seedier side of London so there were a lot of F-bombs being dropped. A LOT. I thought it did match what I imagine the characters’ dialogue would consist of but it might be a bit jarring to some readers at first. That having been said, I loved that Eva Leigh just went for it with the setup for this romance and let Lucia and Tom do whatever it took to accomplish what they believed in and to stand up for their loved ones. Read More
Dare to Love a Duke was not your typical historical romance. Centered around a scandalous club run by a woman who hides a troubled past, and the newly titled duke who falls for her, Eva Leigh didn’t hold back on the emotions or the passion, which made for a combustible story.
I will start by saying you can read the books in this series individually with no worries but I think they’ve all been interesting enough to check them all out. Also, this particular story dealt with the seedier side of London so there were a lot of F-bombs being dropped. A LOT. I thought it did match what I imagine the characters’ dialogue would consist of but it might be a bit jarring to some readers at first. That having been said, I loved that Eva Leigh just went for it with the setup for this romance and let Lucia and Tom do whatever it took to accomplish what they believed in and to stand up for their loved ones. Read More