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Bridgerton: The Duke and I (2000)

A historical romance set in the Regency era.

The first book in Julia Quinn’s worldwide bestselling Bridgerton novels, which has been adapted into a TV show by Shonda Rhimes. Welcome to the ballrooms of 18th century London, with this captivating tale about Daphne Bridgerton and the Duke.

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By all accounts, the handsome Simon Basset is on track to propose to his best friend’s beautiful sister, the lovely – almost-on-the shelf – Daphne Brid­gerton. But the two of us know the truth – it was all a plan to keep Simon free of marriage-minded society mothers! And as for Daffy, surely she will attract a few worthy suitors now that a duke has declared she’s desirable.

“Set in aristocratic England, the plot of this story may be simple, but the characters more than make up for this apparent simplicity by capturing your heart from page one.”

The Book Guide® Editor

Their trick works for a while. But as Daphne waltzes across ballrooms with Simon, it’s difficult to remember that their relationship is completely fake. Perhaps it’s his devilishly smiling face, certainly it’s the fact that his eyes seem to burn whenever he looks at her. She didn’t expect it, but she seems to be falling for him for real. Amidst the glittering, gossip-filled, cut-throat society of London’s elite, one thing remains certain: love doesn’t care about rules.

Bridgerton: The Duke and I (2000) by Julia Quinn

Dune (2007) By: Glennon Doyle
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