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A review by transportedlfl
How to Deceive a Duke by Samara Parish
4.0
Fiona is an amazing self-taught inventor seeking to patent matches. Her goal is to achieve financial independence. It was clear in How to Survive a Scandal that she and Edward, the Duke of Wildeforde, had a history, and that he had broken her heart but still had feelings for each other. So I was keen to see his side of the story and glad that's how this book began.
The two of them connect at a deep level, in part because both want to feel loved and understand that need in each other. But they also both make really stupid choices that keep them apart. I found myself yelling at the book and at both of them.
One of the things I love about this Rebels with a Cause series is the social conscience that runs through the books. There's a fascinating subplot about working class protests for rights and against taxes. And I also really like the side characters, most especially Edward's younger brother and sister.
Thank you to Forever for the book. These opinions are my own.
3.5 stars rounded up
The two of them connect at a deep level, in part because both want to feel loved and understand that need in each other. But they also both make really stupid choices that keep them apart. I found myself yelling at the book and at both of them.
One of the things I love about this Rebels with a Cause series is the social conscience that runs through the books. There's a fascinating subplot about working class protests for rights and against taxes. And I also really like the side characters, most especially Edward's younger brother and sister.
Thank you to Forever for the book. These opinions are my own.
3.5 stars rounded up