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'Duke of My Heart' by Kelly Bowen is a regency romance novel that follows the story of Ivory Moore, a skilled investigator who is hired to solve a mystery involving the Duke of Harcourt. The plot intertwines romance, mystery, and intrigue as Ivory and the Duke work together to uncover clues and solve puzzles. The writing style is described as clever, full of surprises, and engaging, with well-developed intelligent characters that draw the readers in.

The Marquess Method by Kathleen Ayers is the third book in The Beautiful Barringtons series, focusing on Lady Theodosia Barrington's infatuation with the Earl of Blythe. Theodosia, a talented portrait painter, concocts a plan to win the Earl's affections but finds herself forced to wed the Marquess of Haven after a scandal. The book is described as a hot historical read with a well-developed plot that follows the whirlwind relationship between Theo and Haven, filled with humor, romance, and misunderstandings.

Author Ayers creates an engaging narrative with interesting characters, including the quirky Barrington siblings and the charming Marquess of Haven. The story is fast-paced, well-written, and set in the regency era, making it an enjoyable read for fans of historical romance with strong female leads and steamy scenes.

'An English Bride in Scotland' by Lynsay Sands is a historical romance set in Scotland, revolving around the arranged marriage between Annabel Withram and Ross MacKay. Annabel, a naive and innocent young woman raised in an abbey, is suddenly thrust into a marriage contract meant for her sister, Kate, who has eloped. As Annabel navigates her new life in Scotland with Ross, the Scottish Laird, their relationship blossoms amidst quirky humor, danger, and intrigue. The story unfolds with Annabel's journey of self-discovery and growth, while facing threats that could tear her newfound happiness apart.

The Devil's Lady by Deborah Simmons is a medieval romance novel that follows the story of a heroine who is forced to choose a new husband from the king's available knights. She decides to marry the knight with the worst reputation, leading to unexpected twists and turns in their relationship. The book features a balance of action, character interaction, and romance, with an engaging plot that keeps readers hooked till the end. The romance between the hero and heroine is described as sweet and intense, with love scenes adding depth to their relationship.

'If You Dare' by Kresley Cole is the first book in the 'MacCarrick Brothers' series, set in the principality of Andorra in 1856. The story follows Courtland MacCarrick, a mercenary, and Lady Annalia Tristan Llorente, who find themselves entangled in a dangerous situation when Court is saved by Annalia from imminent peril. As they navigate through chaos and danger, their animosity towards each other transforms into a passionate connection, leading them on a tumultuous journey filled with lust, love, and revenge.

'Slightly Tempted' in the 'Bedwyn Saga' series by Mary Balogh follows the story of Lady Morgan Bedwyn, the youngest sibling in the family. Set in the backdrop of the days leading up to the Battle of Waterloo, Morgan finds herself in Brussels where she meets Gervase Ashford, the Earl of Rosthorn, who harbors a secret revenge against her brother. As war looms closer, Morgan and Gervase navigate their growing friendship and budding romance amidst the turmoil of historical events and personal vendettas. The book delves into themes of forgiveness, revenge, love, and the complexities of relationships in high society during the Regency era.

'Lord Holt Takes a Bride' by Vivienne Lorret follows the story of Winnifred Humphries, who escapes a bad engagement and finds herself mistakenly on the run with Lord Asher Holt. As they embark on a journey together, they reveal deeper secrets and thoughts, discovering their true selves and forming a deep connection. The plot is described as exciting, witty, and unpredictable, with elements of danger and humor intertwined. The writing style captures the essence of moving beyond society's expectations and deceptions to embrace one's true self, creating an enthralling and romantic tale that keeps readers engaged until the end.

Regarding the Duke by Grace Callaway is a historical romance novel that delves into the complex relationship between Adam Garrity, a ruthless underworld money lender, and his wife Gabriella, who is sweetly innocent and unaware of her husband's true nature. The story takes a unique twist by starting eight years after the couple has already been married, offering a glimpse into the evolution of their relationship over time. When Adam loses his memory due to an accident, their marriage is put to the test as dark secrets surface, challenging the foundation of their union.

"A Rogue By Any Other Name" by Sarah MacLean follows the story of Lady Penelope Marbury and Michael, Marquess of Bourne. Michael, seeking revenge against his guardian, decides to marry Penelope to gain back his inheritance. The story explores their tumultuous relationship, filled with emotional turmoil, growth, and unexpected love. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and filled with witty banter, making the characters and their journey come alive for the readers.