My Last Duchess

New York Times bestselling author Eloisa James returns to the Wildes series with a prequel about the Wilde children's parents, Hugo, Duke of Lindow, and Ophelia, Lady Astley.

Every Duke needs a Duchess...

Hugo Wilde, the Duke of
Lindow, has a drafty castle, eight naughty children—and no wife. Ophelia,
Lady Astley, has a fine house, one well-behaved daughter—and no husband.

Hugo takes one look at
Ophelia and loses his heart, but she doesn’t want more children or a castle.
She takes one look at him and heads for her carriage.

Desperate to find a duchess,
Hugo identifies an appropriate lady to woo. Yet when he meets Ophelia
again, the duke realizes that he will marry her, or no one.

Now he faces the greatest
challenge of his life.

He must convince Ophelia
that their blazing sensuality, his exquisite castle, and his eight
charming children add up to a match made in heaven.

When a duke finds his duchess, can he win her
heart?

Finding Love One Last Time

He’s a duke looking for a wife. She’s a widow with all she needs or so she thinks. Together, sparks fly and their love is magic.

Such a good story.

I fully enjoyed the series Wildes of Lindow Castle and finally decided to listen to "My Last Duchess." Oh, how I liked the dialogue and the Duke and soon-to-be Duchess and their wrangling and canoodling. Eloisa James remains one of my favorite authors in this genre. What a treat! I do note Susan Duerden as narrator did not inspire me. I wished I had read this in ebook instead of listening in Audible.

Nice Distraction

I enjoyed it very much even if I doubt it in real life. It was still a nice distraction.

The love they had for each other.

This is a book I know I will read again at least once a year! I loved it!! The Narrator was awesome and I will not hesitate to listen to her in other books. Thank you for a fantastic story. 😃

Recommended for a light, quick listen

I enjoyed this book more than any other Eloisa James novel that I have read before (even though I am not a fan of the narrator, Susan Duerden). That is not saying a lot, since I have sworn never to read EJ again on several occasions. This book was in the Audible Plus Catalog, so it was free. I'm glad that I tried it because I liked both main characters. Hugo was gobsmacked by Ophelia, but she was a happy widow hesitant to take on Hugo's eight children.

The romance is sweet and charming, as are the children.