Book Review: Eliza and the Duke by Harper St. George
๐๐ฅ๐ข๐ณ๐ ๐๐ง๐ ๐ญ๐ก๐ ๐๐ฎ๐ค๐ (The Doves of New York) ๐๐ฒ Harper St. George is a historical romance with characters that are strong, resilient, resourceful, and when they fall โฆ they fall hard this book is for you!ย Set in London in the year 1878 inside youโll find…
โ An American Heiress
โ A bodyguard who knows how to defend and protect
โ Strangers to Lovers
โ Forbidden Love
โ Fights for social issues
โ The carriage โ OMG โฆ the carriage!
โ Secrets โฆ so many secrets.
โ Will do anything to take care of those you love
Eliza Dove is an American Heiress hoping to find love…but will she be able to avoid a scandal?
The underground of Whitechapel will change everything for Simon Cavell where fists rule and one bet can make you rich or leave you penniless. I loved the grit and danger that Eliza and Simon find themselves in as they uncover secrets and defy expectations.
Love does not care about social status, class, or wealth. Two strangers will discover what happens when honor, obedience, and duty impact more than just their happiness. What will they risk for love? Who will do the right thing? Will follow their heart?
This captivating slow burn spicy read has exploration is more explicit between characters that may include dirty talk, detailed intimate moments, or suggested desire of what they would like to do with their partner. This moment might also be expressed before, during, or after intimacy, spicy e-mails, letters, or texting.
Readers can expect multiple detailed scenes or momentsย that leave no doubt there is a medium level of heat.
If you are looking for a summer read filled with tension, passion, and plenty of spice this is a satisfying read. I canโt get enough of Harper St. George and I donโt know if Iโll be able to wait to find out what happens next! With all the secondary character arcs one can hope there will be more adventures soon.
Thank you Berkley Publishing for this advance reader copy for an honest and fair review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Book Review: The Stranger I Wed (The Doves of New York) by Harper St. George is full of tension, struggle, hope, and love.
This slow burn scorches. 