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I think Chase didn't have quite enough inspiration from “Ten Things I Hate About You“/The Taming of the Shrew because the plot of this feels a bit overstuffed and lopsided. But as always, the romantic relationship is delightful, as His Dis-Grace the Duke thoroughly reforms and even becomes an early Victorian feminist under the taming influence of a strong, capable woman. A fun read.

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Started a re-listen to this favourite while visiting Vancouver. It‘s so beautiful down by the Convention Centre and the Pan Pacific. No cruise 🚢 ships yet.

I love this book! It is both well written and intelligent. This is a retelling of Shakespeare‘s “The Taming of the Shrew”, which is why I think I enjoyed it so much. The heroine is single not because of a lack of beauty or desirability, but because she is politically active and has a habit of speaking her mind to anyone at any time in any situation. The banter between the hero and the heroine is hilarious. (Difficult Dukes, second in series)

Preferred the first book in the series more but still a good one. I would have liked a little more drama. One thing is if you follow Chase on any of her socials she post inspiration and historical facts she uses in her books and it makes reading her books more fun... at least for me ha! A quick read between all my heavier books. #bookspinbingo

A mild day out. So reading while these three ...basically tear up the lawn looking for treasure. 😅
@TheBookHippie these are the main three I am always writing about and love those stickers!
The older one will be here after she‘s out of school!

Thanks for the tag @TheNeverendingTBR @CBee
1. This is hard but maybe a character from Crescent City😢2. I really enjoyed the end of the Jackaby series
3. Ten Things I Hate about the Duke

Tag if you‘d like anyone that wants to do it 💜 seriously you‘re tagged right now!
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This has been my "waiting for children to fall asleep" kindle book for the last week, and it was super fun! Loved all the characters and fun Shakespeare references

An enjoyable historical romance.

This Saturday evening I'm starting an ARC of the next Loretta Chase book. Her last book came out in 2017 and I've patiently been waiting for the next book in the series. Finally out in December! #romantsy