Tuesday, December 30, 2014

The Duke In My Bed by Amelia Grey with Review by Samantha


 
The Duke in My Bed
 
by Amelia Hart
 
Genre: Historical Romance
 
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From bestselling author Amelia Grey comes The Duke in My Bed, 
wickedly romantic tale of one reckless bachelor, five unwed sisters,
 and a wildly unconventional game of love…
HERE COMES THE GROOM
As a notorious member of the Heirs’ Club, Bray Drakestone can’t resist a
 challenge
 from one of his well-heeled colleagues—especially when it involves money and horses. But the friendly 
wager takes an unexpected and deadly turn. Bray is forced to agree to marry one 
of his challenger’s five sisters—sight unseen. Now gamblers all over London are 
placing bets on whether Bray will actually go through with it…
THERE GOES THE BRIDE
Miss Louisa Prim, the eldest sister, doesn’t care a whit what the reckless rogue 
at the Heirs’ Club promised her brother—she has no intention of marrying the 
future Duke of Drakestone. Bray, however, sees her rejection as another 
challenge. He bets that the fiery Miss Prim will not only agree to marry him, 
she will propose to him! With four sisters behind her, Louisa knows she can’t
 lose. But why does her opponent have to be a divinely handsome scoundrel? 
And so sweetly, irresistibly seductive…
 
 
 
Bray has a problem. He and another gentleman were drinking and made a bet on a horse race between the two of them. Something went horribly wrong though. The other Gentleman had and accident and was killed. Before he died he asked two things of Bray. To take his dog and to marry the oldest of his sisters. So having made a death bed promise to the man in front of plenty of witnesses that he would. He has put it off as long as he can but now it's time. Once he see's her he thinks it won't be so bad being married to her. However, she doesn't want to marry him. So now it just became a challenge. He vows he will not marry her until she proposes to him.
 
Lousia wants nothing to do with the handsome gentleman that showed up at their door once she realized who he was. She had known about the deathbed promise. She also knows it's been years since the promise. She also blames Bray for her brothers death. But as much as she doesn't want to have anything to do with him she just can't seem to get him out of her head. She is beyond attracted to him and he just won't stop kissing her. How is she supposed to fight these feelings for him if he is always there breaking through all of the barriers she has set in place?
 
 
I absolutely loved this book! This is the second book that I have read by Amelia Grey and both times I have finished in one sitting unable to put the book down. I am a big fan of historical romance and Amelia has quickly become one of my favorite authors. Any chance that I have to read one of her books I will be jumping on.  This book has loveable characters in the Prim girls. The younger girls are utterly adorable. It is very easy to connect with Lousia's character. If you are a lover of historical Romance then this is definitely a book for you! I highly recommend reading!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Amelia
 Grey read her first romance book when she was thirteen. 
She’s been a devoted reader of love stories ever since.
Amelia has been happily married to her high school 
sweetheart for over thirty-five years and she lives on the beautiful gulf coast of
 Northwest Florida.
With more than twenty-five books published, she is a two-time winner of the prestigious Booksellers Best Award. She’s
 also won the Aspen Gold, and the Golden Quill Awards. 
Writing as Gloria Dale Skinner, she won the coveted 
Romantic Times Award for Love and Laughter and the 
Maggie Award. Amelia’s books have been published in 
Europe, Indonesia, Turkey, Russia, and Japan.
Several of her books have been featured in Doubleday 
and Rhapsody Book Clubs.
You can follow Amelia on Facebook at or email her at
 AmeliaGrey@comcast.net to be added to her newsletter
 and contest list. 
 
 
 


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