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Violence
Some
Some period violence; rakish hero's past involves duels and danger
Language
Barely any
Mild period language
Sexual Content
Very heavy
Explicit love scenes; passion is central to the reconciliation arc
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking at ton events
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Misunderstanding and separation arc; the emotional cost of marrying into a world that dismisses you
What this book is about
Alexandra Lawrence rescues Jordan Townsende, Duke of Hawthorne, from a near-fatal situation, and he repays her by making her his duchess — a role she's wholly unprepared for and he's wholly unsuited to provide guidance on. McNaught's voice is rich and emotionally intense; this is one of her most beloved Regency romances, with explicit content and deep emotional arcs.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Explicit sexual content
Lengthy misunderstanding arc
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