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The Art of Duke Hunting

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HarperCollins, Mar 27, 2012 - Fiction - 384 pages
"The Duke of Norwich has two rules: never marry and never go to sea. So on the morning after the most extravagant royal bachelor party of the century, he is stunned to find himself aboard a storm-tossed ship and locked in the arms of a proper lady. The Countess of Derby has two rules as well: never give away your heart and never let anyone get in the way of your life's deepest passions. But Esme cannot resist Roman when all seems lost at sea. Yet when their ship returns to London, everything will be forgotten...as long as they can keep their secret from the Prince Regent. For if the future king commands them to marry, all their fondest dreams will be ruined. But where love is concerned, some rules are made to be broken..."--P. [4] of cover.

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Review: The Art of Duke Hunting (Royal Entourage #2)

User Review  - Marguerite Butler - Goodreads

Charming characters and smoldering love scenes weren't quite enough to overcome plot holes big enough to drive a Mack truck through. Still enjoyed it and will read the next book but the annoyance factor took a star off for me. Read full review

Review: The Art of Duke Hunting (Royal Entourage #2)

User Review  - Carrie Olguin - Goodreads

Funny! A Dukedom with a Duck curse! Sixteen dead Dukes all killed by duck (feathers, food, flocks, hunting and even a pet) all because of a non-romantic wedding betrothal between the first Duke and a ... Read full review

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About the author (2012)

Sophia Nash was born in Switzerland and raised in France and the United States, but says her heart resides in Regency England. Her ancestor, an infamous French admiral who traded epic cannon fire with the British Royal Navy, is surely turning in his grave.

Before pursuing her long-held dream of writing, Sophia was an award-winning television producer for a CBS affiliate, a congressional speechwriter, and a nonprofit CEO. She lives in the Washington, D.C., suburbs with her husband and two children.

Sophia's novels have won twelve national awards, including the prestigious RITA® Award, and two spots on Booklist's "Top Ten Romances of the Year."

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