Her Night With The Duke by Diana Quincy

 


Her Night with the Duke (Clandestine Affairs, #1)Her Night with the Duke by Diana Quincy
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was my first Diana Quincy novel, I really enjoyed her writing style and I will definitely be checking out her other books. I loved how strong Leela was and that she was willing to pursue adventure/travel, writing travel books, and not conforming to what her peers expect.

Lady Delilah Chambers is forced to stop at a countryside inn after a heavy rainstorm makes it impossible to travel.
When a group of drunk locals begin to give her trouble a handsome stranger comes to her rescue. Or at least tries to. He offers her protection for the night and before the night is over they decide to give in to their attraction.

The next day after arriving at the home she once shared with her husband, her stepdaughter asks the Leela to tell her what she thinks of the duke she intends to marry. Imagine her shock when she comes face to face with the handsome man from the night before.

Elliott Townsend, Duke of Huntington, has not been able to shake to memories from the night before, and now the woman is standing before him.

Leela and Elliott try to keep their distance from each other. But it's hard to ignore the passion they feel.

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