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Duke Dynasty

by Sabrina Jeffries

⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

Sabrina Jeffries’ Duke Dynasty continues as we get better acquainted with Lady Gwyn Drake, the Duke of Thornton’s twin sister…

Heiress Lady Gwyn Drake is keeping a secret from her family, one that has left her unmarried at the ripe age of 30. All is going well until her family decides its time to give her a London season… Just when she thinks that is enough of to contend with at the moment, one of her former suiters (and herbest kept secret) comes out of the woodwork intending to blackmail Lady Gwen! 

In need of protection from her blackmailer, Lady Gwen’s brother enlists the handsome and illusive estate gamekeeper to stand in as her bodyguard. Joshua Wolfe may not be as whole as he was before  he was placed on half-pay from the army, but he is still as observant and one hell of a crack shot. This could work to Lady Gwens benefit!

This is a fun continuation of the series> I really enjoyed the brooding hero Joshua and fun back and forth dialogue the characters have. I am definitely on board for the next instalment of the Duke Dynasty and recommend you catch up with The Bachelor before any more stories from this family drop!

The Bachelor by Sabrina Jeffries is scheduled to release February 25, 2020.

I received a complimentary copy of this first chapter from Kensington Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.


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