Say No to the Duke
By Eloisa James
- Release Date: 2019-06-25
- Genre: Historical Romance
Description
Could she possibly refuse a duke’s hand—in favor of a sardonic, sinful rake?
Lady Betsy Wilde’s first season was triumphant by any measure, and a duke has proposed—but before marriage, she longs for one last adventure.
No gentleman would agree to her scandalous plan—but Lord Jeremy Roden is no gentleman. He offers a wager. If she wins a billiards game, he’ll provide the breeches.
If he wins…she is his, for one wild night.
But what happens when Jeremy realizes that one night will never be enough? In the most important battle of his life, he’ll have to convince Betsy to say no to the duke.
Reviews
Loved this book
5By Heart2servehimOne other reviewer said that there mistakes in replacing North and Diana’s Wedding for Parth and Lavina’s wedding but honestly I did not see that. I read purposefully to find the “error”. They story line up with the events in the previous book. It was North and Diana’s wedding. The events and meetings were close to Simultaneous. Parth and Lavina’s story and Bess and Jeremy’s story are very close on the time line if memory serves. I have very much enjoyed this series.Wonderful
5By TrayDNP16I have been a fan of Eloisa James for years but found myself not exactly enjoying this series.... that was till I met Betsy and her Jeremy. They are perfect together and I have found myself anxiously waiting for the next Wilde pairing....Say No To The Duke
2By laura11dMy least favorite James book. She got to the end realized that she didn’t have a plot, so she tacked one on in the last two chapters. An editor should have caught this. Quality matters more than speed, please.Great!
4By kdsreadsI was very excited about this one, I feel like a vast majority of the book was a re-write if the scene from the previous book. Would have loved more dialogue with Betsy and Jeremy regarding his war experience in the colonies, but all in all I enjoyed. Definitely some pretty bad typos though when Parth and Lavinia should have been referenced instead of Diana and North.
