pickEva Leigh writes amazing romance heroes. Noel was so charming, and is right up there with Sebastian from Leigh‘s previous book as one of my favorite heroes. I also loved Jess, and they were great as a couple. My only quibble is the HEA felt a little rushed at the end. Can‘t wait for the book in the series, luckily it comes out next week.
pick4/5
This was a historical romance unlike any I've read before. Jess is a ladies companion to earn money to save her family's business, but poses as a widowed lady when an opportunity to get investors opens up. She and Duke Noel form an incredibly steamy romance.
I really liked it and plan to read more of Eva Leigh's work.
pickWould I Lie to the Duke? Yes. The answer is yes. While romances based on misconceptions aren‘t always my fave, it was handled so well here. There is an extra layer because Noel, our hero, is sexually submissive. So the lie definitely plays in a major way. And the steam factor was high. #romantsy
pickI have waited for Rotherby‘s story for the better part of a year, and it did not disappoint. I giggled over the homages in here, and I loved the realistic take on several thorny issues, including the ramifications of telling a lie. I definitely need to do a second read, because I did not savor the first enough. I was too busy trying to see what happened next!
Would I Lie to the Duke: Union of the Rakes | 
