Once again, James expertly calibrates the perfect ratio of exuberant wit to elegant sensuality, and the end result is a romance worth celebrating. RITA Award–winning and best-selling James ( Say No to the Duke, 2019) continues her winsomely winning literary streak with another brilliantly conceived and beautifully executed addition in her Wildes of Lindow Castle series. Unlike her divine vicar, Devin definitely gives Viola some internal distress, but, much to Viola’s surprise, it isn’t her stomach that is in turmoil around the devilishly desirable Devin, but rather her heart. Now, just as Viola is ready to commit her romantic future to David, she unexpectedly encounters Devin Lucas Augustus Elstan, Duke of Wynter. Being around David leaves Viola feeling calm and cosseted, which as far as she is concerned is the closest thing to love that she has ever experienced. The woman with a wide mouth who laughs easily and taught me in the space of one day to love a giggle. I want the most beautiful Wilde of all, Devin said, his voice rasping. Could the cure for uncontrollably shy Viola Astley’s societal nausea be a quietly charming vicar? That is exactly what Viola believes after meeting David Marlowe, who is serving as the new vicar for her stepfather, the Duke of Lindow. Say Yes to the Duke by Eloisa James Review historicalromance newrelease ‘I don’t want just any Wilde.
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