The Tattooed Duke is in a series I just love by an author I always am on the lookout for in a genre I was born to be in. And if I remember correctly the sexual tension in this book just makes my heart melt!
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Title: The Tattooed Duke
Author: Maya Rodale
Publisher: Avon
Release Date: February 28, 2012
Source: Net galley (ebook)
Series: The Writing Girls #3
Rating:
5
Breaking news, scandal fans:
You thought you knew the dangerous Duke of Wycliff, London's globe-trotting adventure addict. Here's what you don't know: he's penniless. Sebastian Digby's dukely lifestyle is over forever unless he finds a rich bride. But thanks to The London Weekly, everyone knows better than to tangle with this lothario. Besides (as one writer can testify), it seems that Sebastian has been unable to keep his hands off his own lowly housemaid...
And that's a problem. A big one.
Because that housemaid just happens to be me. Eliza Fielding. The same undercover Writing Girl who's been exposing the Duke's most intimate secrets to the world. And now I've gone and complicated everything by falling in love with him. Passion and deception have never been so delicious, but now the truth could destroy everything. This is more than a conflict of interest. It's a seduction where love itself hangs in the balance
Review
The third book in Maya Rodale’s The Writing Girl Series
features Eliza Fielding who has had what some might call a writer’s funk or
just plain writer’s block. She needs to
step up her game, er, column if she is still to be one of the girls for The
London Weekly. But where is she to find
such a juicy story? One that will
guarantee her a permanent spot within the most established newspaper in
London?
Sebastian
Digby, the Duke of Wycliff has just returned to England to claim his
inheritance after spending a wildly good time in unknown countries and
continents. But now, he has returned to
do his duty as only son and heir. But it
seems no one wants to work for a notorious pirate with piercings and tattoos, a
pirate who has unsightly long hair and an atrocious demeanor. That is no one except one particular fetching
enchantress who seems to have an uncomely interest in all his affairs.
It
seems Eliza has found the perfect story for her stable employment. Why, all she has to do is to find a way to
gain employment as a maid in the Duke’s house and report on his daily
dealings. Getting employment was the
easy part since not one female wanted to become a maid in the wicked Wycliff
house, not when it was said that the past lord’s had a penchant for their
maids. The hard part would be to keep
her mind on getting the story and not fall for the resident lord who seemed so
much different than what his appearance was letting on.
The Tattooed
Duke was a delightful read; one that I feel sure will be a keeper on anyone’s
shelf. Eliza and Sebastian are wickedly endearing and it was a delight to
partake in their engaging battle of wills when Sebastian learns of Eliza’s
treachery. Rodale has written yet
another captivating story in this series of hijicks and laughter. I cannot wait for Annabelle’s love story.
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