A Lady for a Duke

by Alexis Hall

But he was still the Duke of Gracewood, bearer of an ancient name, with wealth enough to fulfil the dreams of kings, and never more so than among his peers.

Ok no shade but I feel like Viola has had this same monologue before, reworded. We get it.

dancing with her lover.” “As are several wives. And several husbands.” Lady Lillimere nodded. “Indeed. But the St. Clairs are more open in their alliances than most.

Ummmm I don't think Regency England had a don't ask don't tell policy on polyamory (specifically women in consensual open relationships) WHAT ARE THE RULES OF REGENCY ENGLAND IN THIS BOOK?!