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Still just as good as I remembered it

What I Did for a Duke by Julie Anne Long

February 18, 2020 by Malin 2 Comments

I first read and reviewed this book back in 2011 (when it came out), during Cannonball III. My original review, which among other things contains a plot summary, can be found here. If you do take a look at my previous review (or just check my rating of this book), you can see that the rather unlikely romance between Miss Genevieve Eversea Lord Alexander Moncrieffe, the Duke of Falconbridge is one of my absolute favourites. I loved it utterly when I first read it back in […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction, History, Romance Tagged With: cbr12, historical romance, Julie Anne Long, Pennyroyal Green, re-read, Regency, What I Did for a Duke

Malin's CBR12 Review No:5 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction, History, Romance · Tags: cbr12, historical romance, Julie Anne Long, Pennyroyal Green, re-read, Regency, What I Did for a Duke ·
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A Regency romance heavy on the flirting

March 31, 2014 by Malin 5 Comments

Miss Titania “Tansy” Danforth is all alone in the world. Her beloved brother was a soldier who died in the war of 1812, and her parents died in a carriage accident. Now she’s had to leave the home she knew in New York to travel back to England, where she hasn’t lived since she was a little girl. Her father’s will states that she’ll not have her fortune released until she marries a man approved by her new guardian, her father’s cousin, the fearsome Duke […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History, Romance Tagged With: #CBR6, Between the Devil and Ian Eversea, historical romance, Julie Anne Long, Malin, Mrs. Julien, Pennyroyal Green, Regency, What I Did for a Duke

Malin's CBR6 Review No:28 · Genres: Fiction, History, Romance · Tags: #CBR6, Between the Devil and Ian Eversea, historical romance, Julie Anne Long, Malin, Mrs. Julien, Pennyroyal Green, Regency, What I Did for a Duke ·
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