When proud young Ian Carmichael, an English duke, is named the Scottish earl of Penderleigh, the entire Robertson clan is outraged, excluding the former earl's granddaughter, Brandy, but she fears that one of her embittered relatives will kill Ian.
The Duke (Coulter Historical Romance)
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Coulter-style...romance, humor, and spicy sex talk. -- Kirkus Reviews
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Lady Felicity Trammerley, eldest daughter of the Earl of Braecourt, had been taught from her cradle by her devoted mama what was due to her. Read the first page
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By K. Keyonnie
Format:Paperback
It was one of the best books I ever read. Catherine Coulter is a very talented writer. I can't wait for her next book. I think that Brandy was very luck to have met Ian. The thing about them being married as cousins was common back then. Also they weren't close cousins. They were distant cousins. So I don't think it was a "sick" book. It was very romantic novel. The setting of Scotland and timing of the book made it even better.
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Format:Paperback
Don't think this book is bad it is actually really good . the plot is interesting and the book is really descriptive in what happens but its's still kind of sick them being cousins and all.
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Format:Paperback
It's not like me to trash on a book, I try to be open minded. But the family ties between Brandy and Ian kind of wierded me out. I know they did that then but... Well anyway that was really the only thing that disturbed me. If I forgot about it, it was a very good book! And what she thought was wrong with her, Huge breasts and a tiny waist, poor girl. Such an obstacale to overcome.: ) It did make me laugh though.
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One of my top ten.
This is one of my favorite books, romance or not. Catherine Coulter is also one of my favorite authors. Read more
Published on Jun 15 1999
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THE BEST I'VE EVER READ
It's been a hobby of mine to read books. I love reading books and I hope that she'll continue to write more. Read more
Published on May 6 1999
4.0 out of 5 stars
Enjoyable
I am a huge fan of Catherine Coulter, as well as most Scottish romances. Put those two together and you have a great book. This book is witty and keeps you interested.
Published on Feb 5 1999
5.0 out of 5 stars
One to read time and time again!
I didn't read the orginal the Generous Earl, but the Duke is one of my favorite all-time books. I just recently re-read it again (about 5th time). Read more
Published on Feb 27 1998
5.0 out of 5 stars
Typical but good
The story was good. Really well written and all. I was really impressed, but why is it that in most of the Catherine Coulter books, the female heroines gets kidnapped and stuck in... Read more
Published on Aug 7 1997
5.0 out of 5 stars
The characters were well written, as was the plot.
Though the book in itself was wonderful, the plot was very similar to other books written by Coulter. Read more
Published on July 8 1997
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