When I pulled this book from my library, I didn't recognize it by its title alone, but as soon as I began reading it, my memory filled in the blanks. The experience of rereading the book only served to refresh my original enjoyment.
The relationship of Edward and Sophia was captivating. They each displayed such strength that you could only respect their interactions, whether they were at odds with each other or entwined in each other's arms. The hurdles they each had to surmount were respectively enormous, right up to the final harrowing confrontation.
I heartily recommend this book and the author, whose talented writing skill made the read so enjoyable...twice.
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Spicy and all things nice and angsty
The heat is STRONG with this one! I was fanning myself within the first 8% of the book. I went back to reread the beginning scenes just to make sure they were as, ahem, blush inducing as I remember. It checks out.I’ve always enjoyed Jess Michaels’s work and 100 Nights with the Duke is no exception. With a courtesan female lead, readers are instantly introduced to the sensual side of Sophia at a hedonism party. The Duke, of course, makes a swift appearance and sets about wooing his lady love. Re-wooing? This is a second chance romance. Former protector comes out of mourning with his sights set on Sophia. The angst from mutual past pining along with the obstacles that come with class-difference only enhanced the tension between the two. Add in a self-imposed deadline to the relationship? The urgency was real. At least for Edward.Sophia was so unbelievably stubborn. It was truly painful at times even though I understood why she was holding back. The class-difference angle didn’t have the “forbidden” weight that I think was expected BUT I still enjoyed it, especially because of… drum roll…Edward, dear Edward. Heart on his sleeve, the man with a plan, and apparently has no spidey sense for danger. His POV was a pleasure to read. Truly a sweet, cinnamon roll hero.I love the twists the story took! No spoilers though. I thoroughly enjoyed Vivien’s low-key stabby sort of protectiveness of Sophia. Honestly, I liked Wallingford as well though he didn’t pop in nearly as often.All in all, Edward and Sophia’s story was a swoony second chance romance with lots of steam! I missed the “forbidden” aspect but it was still an obstacle that the two had to work past. I’m hoping that we get Vivien’s story in the future! And Wallingford.*I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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This book has every thing, romance, mystery and murder.
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A true love story
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A marvellous standalone story
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