How Not to Propose to a Duke

Name: How Not to Propose to a Duke
Author: Louise Allen
ISBN: 9780369739773

by Louise Allen

288 pages2024Harlequin Enterprises ULCISBN 9780369739773

Romance Economics

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About this book

In celebration of Harlequin’s 75th year, we bring you A Season of Celebration! Beginning with this captivating Regency romance… Miss Danby’s daring proposition for the duke First, wealthy ironmaster’s daughter Jessica Danby needs a titled husband. So, upon learning that Alexander, the Duke of Malvern, needs a rich wife, she makes a convenient proposal… Next, her impetuous marriage offer is swiftly rejected by Alex, who wants to marry for love! Now Jessica accepts his help in finding another suitor. But as they spend the Season by each other’s side, she realizes that their unlikely friendship is becoming something more thrilling! From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past. A Season of Celebration Book 1: How Not to Propose to a Duke by Louise Allen Book 2: Wed in Haste to the Duke by Sarah Mallory Book 3: The Kiss That Made Her Countess by Laura Martin

Publication Details

Publisher: Harlequin Enterprises ULC
Published: 2024
Pages: 288
ISBN: 9780369739773
Language: en

About Louise Allen

Melanie Hilton has been immersing herself in history, real and fictional, for as long as she can remember, and her first attempt at historical fiction at the age of eight was three pages of improbable medieval drama set in the local castle. Some considerable time later she joined forces with a friend and became one half of the writing partnership Francesca Shaw -- what began as a decidedly tipsy storytelling session in a Burgundian vineyard led on to a series of Historical Romances, all but one set in the Regency period. Career changes meant that the partnership had to end and she now writes as Louise Allen about her favorite historical period alone -- which means she can keep all her gorgeous heroes to herself. She lives in England in a village in Bedfordshire with her long-suffering husband who is not only a wonderful cook, but also the perfect inspiration for every romantic hero imaginable. All their spare time is spent at their Norfolk cottage on the coast where, although they have no pets, they are permitted to share the garden with a very bossy pheasant called Percy.