Review:

Christina Britton is that historical author who’s backlist I’ve been meaning to devour. Every time I get a copy of her new release, I enjoy them and then I keep forgetting to go back and read the books I’ve missed. The Duke’s All That might be my favorite of her books so far. It’s the last book of her Synneful Spinisters series and follows Seraphina, the bookstore owner. To the reader’s surprise, she’s married and to her surprise, her husband shows up on Synne. Iain, our hero, recently became a duke after growing up as a servant. And even more recently, he learns that the wife who he thought abandoned him and then died is actually alive. Seraphina’s father worked to separate his daughter and her lower class husband, and in doing so, inflicted such trauma that Seraphina and her sisters later ran away. Seraphina’s past is rough to read. When Iain comes back into her life and demands a divorce, he and Seraphina, and her parrot, embark on a road trip to Scotland. On the way they fight their passion for each other and face the deceptions that kept them apart. This book made me cry and pulled me in right away. It was an emotional journey and I couldn’t put the book down!

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