Sunday, July 22, 2018

Book Review, Duke with Benefits (Studies in Scandal) by Manda Collins

 




Duke with Benefits
(Studies in Scandal)
by Manda Collins


LADY + DUKE = TRUE LOVE?

Lady Daphne Forsyth is a brilliant mathematician with a burning passion for puzzles. When she learns that the library belonging to her benefactress houses the legendary Cameron Cipher—an encrypted message that, once solved, holds the key to great riches—Daphne is on the case. Unfortunately, her race to unlock the cipher’s code is continually thwarted by a deliciously handsome distraction she hadn’t counted on . . . and cannot resist.

Dalton Beauchamp, the Duke of Maitland, is curious as to why Daphne is spending so much time snooping around his aunt’s bookshelves. He’s even more intrigued by her bold yet calculating manner: She is unapologetic about her secret quest . . . and the fiery attraction that develops between them both. But how can they concentrate on solving a perplexing enigma once the prospect of true love enters the equation?

Duke with Benefits is the second in Manda Collins' Studies in Scandal series set in Regency England.



This was another gift - my friend thought I would find the cover rather amusing - and she was right, what is that woman looking at? Is she on some sort of strange Regency photoshoot, or is she just really pleased with herself? Or perhaps he has given her the best org - Clears throat! Regardless of the cover, I thought this book was really good. It is, as many Regency Romances are, incredibly predictable but there is something really comforting about that. I really did enjoy it and I will be checking out other books by this author. 

I was gifted a copy of this book, but you can pick it up on Amazon

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