Eight Weeks to Marry a Duke

A Historical Regency Romance Novel

De: Emily Honeyfield

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Rushing back home from France, Eleanor Ashby finds her dying grandmother with one last wish: Eleanor must complete an impossible task before her twenty-first birthday or lose her place as the sole heir to the Ashby fortune. She only has eight weeks to succeed...

After losing his wife and child, Nathaniel Pembroke, Duke of Devonshire, vowed never to love again. Yet, when his aunt invites Eleanor to stay at Pembroke Hall, Nathanie's resolve weakens as her beauty challenges him at every turn and his walls begin to crack.

As they grow closer, Eleanor and Nathaniel must confront the weight of their responsibilities. Will they be able to embrace the love that has so unexpectedly come across their paths? Or will they be doomed to spend the rest of their lives chasing ghosts?

"Eight Weeks to Marry a Duke" is a historical romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Tropes: Marriage Deadline, Slow-Burn Romance, Tortured Hero

plot of secrets carefully woven

This book is like a tapestry of carefully woven secrets resulting in a warm rich colorful feelings as the carefully laid mysterious plot unfolds thehidden away facts of the heroines family ties. A definite good read of satisfaction for all readers who crave a fulfilling storyline with twist and turns to keep pages turning!

Pretty good

Good enough to take the time to read with virtual voice. In fact the narration is better than book I recently read with human narrators. The character were likable although the villain is a little in real in her over the top behavior.

Very compelling story.

I love the fact that it was entertaining without a lot of sexuality. I love this author. I’m going to see what she has next. I wish she would write a series.

good story line

I really don't like virtual voice as seems cold and has no feelings of emotions

Recommended

Eleanor is in search of relatives after learning her family’s identity may not be correct. She has also learned that, in order to have an inheritance, she must marry before her next birthday.