Book Details
Title: Every Duke Has His Thorn by Angelina Jameson.
Pages: 133
Publication Date: Independently published (October 10, 2023)
Language: English
ASIN: B0BVDNN4FJ
Book Description:
A duke and a budding architect…
Nicholas Barton, Duke of Preston, leaves England after the death of his mother, an overbearing woman who attempted to control the activities of her only child. He returns to England three years later, and after a disastrous month spent in London avoiding matchmaking mamas, the duke departs for his ancestral home, Barton Hall, in Lancashire. He finds the house rundown and the estate in shambles.
Miss Marina Davies, daughter of renowned architect Sir Robert Davies, has no time for the aristocracy. Her deceased mother was the daughter of an earl, cast off when she married a mere mister. Content to assist her father in refurbishing great houses, Marina isn’t looking for romance, especially with a proud duke who left his responsibilities behind to travel the world.
Thrown together over several weeks while solving clues to a mythical treasure, Marina comes to view the duke as a kindred spirit rather than an enemy, and Nicholas begins to realize that the outspoken young woman he’d seen as a thorn in his side is now the woman he wants as his wife.
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Review
I had the pleasure of reading Every Duke Has His Thorn by Angelina Jameson and, as it’s Mrs. Jameson’s trademark, this novella is filled with sweet encounters and delicate romantic tension.
The hero, a young duke, cannot help but fall for the daughter of the architect who is renovating his home.
I enjoyed their slow-burn connection and the small gestures that brought them together.
A perfect short read for a rainy afternoon!
Disclosure: I received a copy of this book for an honest review.
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About the Author
Angelina Jameson is a multi-published author of historical Regency romance. Growing up in Las Vegas, Nevada, Angelina joined the US Air Force to see the world. Dreams of visiting the United Kingdom were fulfilled when she was stationed at RAF Lakenheath in the beautiful countryside of Suffolk, England. Five years later she returned to the states having acquired a love of not only all things British but also Regency and historical romance.
With the help of Romance Writers of America, the hobby of writing developed into a dream of sharing her stories with others. Angelina currently lives in the great state of Alaska with her supportive husband and two teenage sons. She loves to write with a steady supply of coffee nearby and one of three cats on her lap.
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