A Duke Worth Fighting For by Christina Britton

His history is entangled with Margery’s and it’s very dramatic and had me reaching for the tissues. This is a case of mutual attraction, but he definitely fell first. He’s a virgin hero with a great imagination when it comes to Margery. He’d always been a nervous and very socially awkward person, but his self-confidence is very low for a number of reasons. I’ve been touched!ĭaniel was injured at Waterloo and has been left scarred, rejected, and a reluctant duke after his brother dies. At least, my delicate sensibilities were most caressed. Like the rest of the books in this series, be prepared for an emotional assault on your delicate sensibilities.

I went in for a virgin hero and returned with a deflowered duke and about a MILLION tears. Oh good lord no I was no prepared for this. Thank you to Forever (Grand Central Publishing) via Netgalley for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review. If you’re a fan of any of the following in romance, I’d suggest picking up this book and this series ASAP: matchmaking and widowed heroine, battle-scarred and virgin hero, just-once-won’t-hurt-so-it’s-out-of-our-system… need I say more? I also loved the tropes and how they were woven together. Let’s just say I teared up more than once during the course of this book! It was lovely seeing her and Daniel heal and find their match in one another, as after the hardships they endured they deserved their happy ending. The kind and resilient Lady Margery Kitteridge stood out from book one, and therefore I was so ready for her to get a book of her own. I didn’t want the story to end, and I’m hoping (as it’s been hinted by the author) that the series will be more than a trilogy so we can return to the alluring Isle of Synne in the future.

Beautiful characters, a whirlwind of emotions, and a wonderful story that will bring me back to this book time and time again. I was excited for Margery's story since book #1, and although I knew Christina Britton would deliver it was even more amazing than I imagined. This is one of my favorite books of 2021 so far and one of my fave historical romances to date!

A Duke Worth Fighting For by Christina Britton