The Duke Before Christmas

Bianca Blythe

Nov 2020 · The Duke Hunters Club Book 4 · Bianca Blythe

About this eBook

Enjoy Bianca Blythe's delightful, enchanting Duke Hunters Club regency romance series today!

She accidentally proposed to a duke... then he accepted. 

Marriage was only supposed to be a business arrangement; Portia wasn’t supposed to fall in love. But then, Colin North, the Duke of Brightling, wasn’t supposed to board the ship to Guernsey either.

Unfortunately, Portia isn’t informed about a clause of her late father’s will that stipulates that if she doesn’t marry by the end of the year, she will lose her inheritance, until it is almost too late. She must find a husband herself: one who is not picky and requires money. Fortunately, she finds just the person.

Colin North, the Duke of Brightling, does not require a bride. But when he mistakenly takes the cabin of Portia’s new betrothed on a ship bound for Guernsey, and she insists he marry her, he decides he may as well accept her offer. There’s something appealing about her, and he can’t abide the thought of ruining her life. After a decade of being chased by matchmaking mamas and simpering debutantes, it’s a relief to find someone who doesn’t know he’s wealthy and titled. 

Then the chaos begins.

Read this fun, light-hearted Christmas historical romance now.

The Duke Hunters Club Series

1. All You Need is a Duke

2. My Favorite Duke

3. A Duke Never Forgets

4. The Duke Before Christmas

5. The Duke Meets His Matchmaker

6. The Truth about Princesses and Dukes

7. Can't Buy Me a Duke

Ratings and reviews

Not a great writer in the genre - repetitive and cliche. If you read more than one of these books in the series, she literally copies phrases. all the conversations are fairly dull and lack creativity. the plots are fine but the dialogue leaves much to be desired. Lisa Kleypas or Julia Quinn are much better.

Good

Very amusing.

About the author

Born in Texas, Bianca Blythe spent four years in England. She worked in a fifteenth-century castle, though sadly that didn't actually involve spotting dukes and earls strutting about in Hessians.She credits British weather for forcing her into a library, where she discovered her first Julia Quinn novel. She remains deeply grateful for blustery downpours.After meeting her husband in another library, she moved with him to sunny California, though on occasion she still dreams of the English seaside, scones with clotted cream, and sheep-filled pastures. For now, she visits them in her books.