Virginia Henley pens sumptuous historical romances eagerly devoured by fans. In The Irish Duke, Henley delivers an enthralling tale about a woman determined not to fall in love. Lord Abercorn of Ireland fell madly for Louisa when they were children. But she refused him then, as she still refuses every man, adamant she will never marry. Yet when scandal rocks her family, Louisa must accept Lord Abercorn as her husband.
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"Better than her last books as it was the Georgian Era. However, heroine was a little too prudish and annoying. Her sister seemed a little too free for the era and knowledgeable of certain things for a 17 year old. The mother was a little dizzy and distracted not to notice the "scandal"!" — Candace (4 out of 5 stars)
"Better than her last books as it was the Georgian Era. However, heroine was a little too prudish and annoying. Her sister seemed a little too free for the era and knowledgeable of certain things for a 17 year old. The mother was a little dizzy and distracted not to notice the "scandal"!"
“Henley is a historical romance veteran, and her skill shows on every page…[A] satisfying between romance and sexuality.”
“Rich with historical detail and romance. Once again, Henley has penned a tale that keeps the reader engaged from beginning to end.”
“History comes to life through Henley’s extraordinary storytelling and her ability to render women who led remarkable lives. She gives them voice and passion. On top of this, her novels are sensual, historically accurate, and thrilling.”
" A little hard to get into at the start...so far not liking it. "
" Very hard to follow with all the names in the book. felt like it was very slow moving. I was so caught up in trying to remember how the characters were related that It was hard to follow. "
" This book was disappointing. Once I see a typo, I am disappointed that I spent so much money on a book. It was the last sentence of a chapter ...they had He instead of She and of course that didn't make sense...where were the proofreaders or copy editors on this book? "
" Its so simple... The story didnt have any special climax since I can guess how the story progressed... but overall the writing were quite great, cant wait to read the other books on Virginia Henley... Coming soon I guess... ^___^ "
" I downloaded this audio book on the off chance and have to say I really enjoyed it. "
" Maybe a 2.5. "
" Excellent book and the best part is that all the characters actually exist. "
" Another great Virginia Henley book. Louisa fights her destiny with James from age 7 . "
" Oddly laid out book, what with jumping a bit from time to time, but I enjoyed it. There WERE points in time I wanted to smack the main character, but overall I enjoyed the read. "
" buku VH pertama yg ga menarik hatiku pdhl ini lanjutan cerita ttg anak2 georgiana & john rusell but so far this book hhhhhhhh hanya menjadi teman tidurku selama 4 hari ini tanpa aq berniat melanjutkan. "
Virginia Henley, born in Bolton, England, is the New York Times bestselling author of over twenty-five historical romance novels. She is the recipient of a number of awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award from Romantic Times and a Maggie Award for Excellence from the Georgia Romance Writers. In addition, she has won Romantic Times Awards for Best Elizabethan Historical Romance, Most Sensual, and Best English Historical Romance. Some of her works include Undone, Enslaved, The Pirate and the Pagan, and a number of successful series. She lives with her husband in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Jenny Sterlin, winner of several Earphones Awards, has more than ninety audio titles to her credit, including Laurie R. King’s popular Sherlock Holmes / Mary Russell series. Before beginning her narration career, she helped found England’s experimental Living Theatre.
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