{The 1797 Club Review} The Duke Who Lied by @JessMichaelsBks

Posted July 18, 2018 by Lindsey in Book Reviews / 0 Comments

{The 1797 Club Review} The Duke Who Lied by @JessMichaelsBksThe Duke Who Lied by Jess Michaels
Series: The 1797 Club #8
on July 24th, 2018
Genres: Historical, Romance
Pages: 221
Format: eBook
Source: Netgalley
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Hugh Margolis, Duke of Brighthollow, has been keeping a secret that eats him up inside. His beloved sister was seduced and nearly ruined by a wicked man. The trauma sent her into exile and to protect her reputation, he never did anything about it. But now the ‘gentleman’ is back in Society and recently engaged to another lady.

Miss Amelia Quinton cannot believe her luck. After a whirlwind courtship, she has just become engaged and now she’s looking forward to a true love match. Only all her plans come to a screeching halt when her father announces she is now to marry the Duke of Brighthollow because he owns her father’s debts.

Amelia is horrified, for Hugh is nothing like the sweet and gentle boy she wanted to marry. Only once their vows are said, passions flare and she begins to know the man better. Little by little, both their walls come down and feelings grow. Until she finds out he lied. Will Hugh ever tell her the truth and will it even matter by the time it’s all said and done?

I received The Duke Who Lied for free. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Also in this series: The Daring Duke, Her Favorite Duke, The Broken Duke, The Silent Duke (The 1797 Club, #4), The Duke of Nothing, The Undercover Duke

 

What happens when the only man who genuinely cares about you is a perfect stranger? Miss Amelia Quinton finds out, sort of, when Hugh Margolis, Duke of Brighthollow, comes to her aid without her even knowing why.

Jess Micheals is back to help our eighth Duke make a trip down the aisle. While Hugh believes he is marrying the breath-taking Amelia to save her from a horrendous marriage to the man who made his sister’s life hell, he can’t help but to hope for a love match like so many of his friends have found.

Amelia can’t believe she could have any sort of attraction to the Duke while she was almost engaged to another. As a dutiful daughter, she believes the lie her father tells her and resigns herself to a marriage with the handsome Duke of Brighthollow. When her wedding night arrives, her new husband gives her a chance to sleep on her own, but Amelia can’t deny the physical bliss just one kiss from Hugh brings her. While their marriage slowly progresses, Amelia becomes part of a real family with Hugh and his sister, Lizzie.

Michaels has created another unique couple who have to deal with not one, but two despicable men who’ve wrecked more than their share of lives. While Hugh has honorable intentions, he keeps to himself the lies of others, in turn lying himself to the wife he comes to adore more than breathing. Amelia’s growth as a woman, a wife, and a sister was a completely brilliant transformation. She fits right in with the other Duchesses and I’m sure will be welcoming in the last two as they come along.

I can’t believe we have only two more Dukes to go! I’ve already started re-reading this series in preparation of Robert and Kit’s stories. While this series is almost at an end, I’m thrilled that Michaels has another series already in the works. This woman has endless talent! I know if any of her future series are anything like The 1797 Club, I will adore every word.

 

The 1797 Club Series

The Daring Duke – James Rylon, Duke of Abernathe

Read my review HERE!

Her Favorite Duke – Simon Greene, Duke of Crestwood 

Read my review HERE!

The Broken Duke – Graham Everly, Duke of Northfields

Read my review HERE!

The Silent Duke – Ewan Hoffstead, Duke of Donburrow

Read my review HERE!

The Duke of Nothing – Baldwin Undercross, Duke of Sheffield

Read my review HERE!

The Undercover Duke – Lucas Vincent, Duke of Willowy

Read my review HERE!

The Duke of Hearts – Matthew Cornwallis, Duke of Tyndall

Read my review HERE!

The Duke Who Lied – Hugh Margolis, Duke of Brighthollow – July 2018

The Duke of Desire – Robert Smithton, Duke of Roseford – October 2018

The Last Duke – Christopher Collins, Duke of Kingsacre – November 2018

For more info on the series, go http://www.1797club.com and join the club!

About Jess Michaels

USA Today Bestselling author Jess Michaels likes geeky stuff, Vanilla Coke Zero, anything coconut, cheese, fluffy cats, smooth cats, any cats, many dogs and people who care about the welfare of their fellow humans. She watches too much daytime court shows, but just enough Once Upon a Time (CaptainSwan FOR LIFE). She is lucky enough to be married to her favorite person in the world and live in a beautiful home on a golf course lake in Northern Arizona.

When she’s not obsessively checking her steps on Fitbit or trying out new flavors of Greek yogurt, she writes erotic historical romances with smoking hot alpha males and sassy ladies who do anything but wait to get what they want. She has written for numerous publishers and is now fully indie and loving every moment of it (well, almost every moment).


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