The Duke’s Daughter’s Series
Spanning several years, this series is centered around the aging and often ill Duke of Westbrook as he sends his four daughters to London, and the adversities they must face to find love and marry.
1. A Rogue for a Lady
4 Stars
I purchased a copy of the clean historical romance A Rogue for a Lady in the Duke’s Daughter’s Series by Rose Pearson and this review was given freely.
With orders to marry before the year ends, Amelia Seaworth, first daughter to the Duke of Westbrook finds herself instantly attracted to the reformed Arthur Ridlington, Marquess of Northfell, but his secretiveness and persistent cousin have her frustrated and doubting his suitability.
Contains the darker undertones of greed, blackmail gambling addiction, and the controversial topic of illegitimacy.
2. My Restless Earl
3 Stars
I purchased a copy of the clean historical romance A Rogue for a Lady in the Duke’s Daughter’s Series by Rose Pearson and this review was given freely.
This is a story of the malicious and vindictive Major Ridding, whose greed leads to the cruel and ruthless pursuit of Lady Jessica and the ending of a long military friendship with Captain George Eccles the new Lord Warwick. Despite a lot of strife and the repeated attempts by Major Ridding to compromise Lady Jessica, there is a heartwarming ending.
18+ for violent content.
3. Rescued by an Earl
4 Stars
I purchased a copy of the clean historical romance Rescued by an Earl in the Duke’s Daughter’s Series by Rose Pearson, and this review was given freely.
Full of drama, this dark second chance at love and a reformation of a rake story is complicated by the duplicity of a smuggler.
Jacintha has her turn in London and although Lord Slate is persistent, she cannot forget a touching childhood moment with the now wastrel and spendthrift Viscount Henry Musgrove.
18+ for violent content.
4. In the Arms of an Earl
3 Stars
I purchased a copy of the clean historical romance In the Arms of an Earl in the Duke’s Daughter’s Series by Rose Pearson, and this review was given freely.
A lengthy instant attraction romance that is filled with violence.
Obsessed, desperate, and indebted, Harmonia’s cousin Luke becomes violent in his multiple attempts to separate Harmonia from Phillip Marshal the new Earl of Newford and thus marry her himself.
5. The Reluctant Marquess: The Series Prequel
4 Stars
I purchased a copy of the clean historical romance The Reluctant Marquess: The Series Prequel in the Duke’s Daughter’s Series by Rose Pearson and this review was given freely.
Not what I was expecting given the rest of the series. I was pleasantly surprised by the lack of violence and by the checkered past of Lord Seaworth, the future Duke of Westbrook, in this lengthy reformation of a rogue romance. My curiosity was finally satisfied as I learned the reason behind the daughter’s names.
Under his brother’s supervision, the carefree and indulgent Lord Seaworth is pulled from his life of overindulgence to chaperone family friend, Miss Newton’s first Season in London.