Undercover Duke by Sabrina Jefferies

 

My Review

Undercover Duke by Sabrina Jeffries
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First, we finally learn who is responsible for the series' overall mystery. I enjoyed the reveal because it wasn't who I thought it was.
I loved Sheridan and Vanessa's banter and their chemistry when they finally get together. Of course, these two have a few miscommunications but ultimately figure their issues out without too much drama.

Sheridan Wolfe, Duke of Armitage, is determined to finally solve the mysterious deaths of his mother's three husbands. He and his siblings have narrowed it down to three suspects and Sheridan is tasked with questioning Lady Eustace. That means spending time with her daughter Vanessa Pryde. He is determined to resist his attraction to Vanessa, especially after the tragic loss of his fiance.

Vanessa has had her sights and her heart set on Sheridan for quite some time. Everyone thinks she's in love with one of London's roguish playwrights because she couldn't tell his brother the truth. As she spends time with the duke she notices his reaction to the playwright's name and uses his jealousy to her advantage.

Thanks so much to the publisher, the author, and NetGalley for this ARC to review.
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xo
Alicia

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