Book Review: The Lady And The Duke by Hanna Hamilton

Title: The Lady And The Duke Book 1

Author: Hanna Hamilton

Stars: 4 stars out of 5

Review:
A delightful romance with likeable characters and a good solid storyline. An easy read that can be finished in two days without a problem. The main story take place in Shropshire which is an area I am not familiar with but it did not detract from the storyline for me. I was also pleased that there was not any pages of unnecessary sex scenes to detract from the story.

I have rated this book 4 stars and would read other offerings from this author.

I obtained this book from Amazon in Kindle format.

Thank you Frank for your review

Synopsis:
Lydia Fernside must leave her home to live with a sour and demanding aunt after her family falls on hard times. She has occasion to meet the Duke of Shropshire and they find they have common interests as well as mutual attractions. 

But with the difference in their social stations the Duke’s mother forbids any thought of a romantic alliance. However, two such headstrong and determined lovers are not to be denied, and they must struggle however they can to form a satisfactory alliance. 

But will it be enough? 

Kindle Edition, 88 pages

Published June 21st 2017

About The Author:

 Hanna Hamilton has been fascinated with the Regency era ever since she was a young teen, first discovering historical romance novels by famous authors such as Jane Austen and Lisa Kleypas. She believes that love was just so much more magical back then, more like a fairy tale. She always daydreamed about finding love herself that way, but since that is impossible in the twenty-first century, she decided to write about it instead!

Born in Texas, Hanna Hamilton obtained a degree in Creative Writing and has worked as a literature teacher before becoming a novelist. When she isn’t writing, Hanna likes to explore the countryside with her husband and two children, gaining inspiration from the natural world around her. 

So, come on a journey into love, confusion, and redemption all within the Regency era. Hanna hopes that you will enjoy immersing yourself into her novels and that you too will find a love for old-fashioned romance, just as she has. 


For more information on Hanna Hamilton check out her website: http://hannahamilton.com