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Four Weddings and a Duke
Four Weddings and a Duke
Four Weddings and a Duke
Audiobook9 hours

Four Weddings and a Duke

Written by Michelle McLean

Narrated by Clare Staniforth

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

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About this audiobook

USA Today bestselling author Michelle McLean turns the Duke trope on its head with a witty, laugh-out-loud Regency perfect for fans of Eloisa James and Sarah MacLean.

As the middle-and least marriageable-sister in a bevy of swans, Lavinia Wynnburn is quite content being the odd duck out. This way, she's free to commit social faux pas without anyone much noticing. Until the Duke of Beaubrooke turns up the morning after a ball, asking for her hand in marriage.

Alexander Reddington doesn't particularly care for social niceties, nor is he particularly good at them. But now that the spare has become the heir, he must marry . . . and soon. When he stumbles into the same corner as a socially awkward wallflower, he knows he's found the perfect wife: one who won't bother him to attend every simpering event of the season.

Only, Alexander's shy and pretty new wife is finding her new position surprisingly exciting and keeps accepting every invitation that flutters past their door. And worse luck, he might even be falling for her. Now he must hide the truth about why he really proposed . . . before his unexpectedly happy marriage is dashed to pieces.

Contains mature themes.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 23, 2023
ISBN9798765083246
Four Weddings and a Duke

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  • Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
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    2 1/2 ⭐️ character inconsistencies drove me a bit batty. Lavinia especially grated on my nerves, as I didn’t feel the changes to her character always felt organic or made sense. I thought Alex was pretty clear about what he needed and why, and she just kept ignoring that and then acted all hurt and upset about it . Was very difficult to get through the second half, the last 1/4 in particular.