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He's at her service . . .

Though she can't afford the coal to heat her drafty Mayfair mansion, Felicity Langley still clings to her dream of marrying a duke—one she's had since her very first curtsy. After all, she's been promised to the very lofty Duke of Hollindrake for the last four years. Now all she has to do is meet him. But what Felicity doesn't realize is that she has met her duke—he's the altogether too handsome man who Felicity has just mistaken . . . for her new footman!

By rights, Thatcher should immediately set this presumptuous chit straight and tell her he has no intention of honoring the arranged betrothal. But he's quickly smitten by Felicity's delightful determination, her irrepressible charm . . . and her breathtaking sensuality. Yes, she'd wed him in an instant were his true identity revealed—but Thatcher's vowed to marry only for love. So begins his deception and his conquest of this uncommon woman who doesn't believe in romance, but is about to find her heart and passion set aflame by the unlikely man she's sworn to resist.

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Received this book from one of the member of bookmooch website. She is from Iran and I am so excited to read it.

Ah, a bookmoocher who is also a bookcrosser! Such fun! This arrived from Bhutan in a reciprocal mooch, although I suspect the books I sent there may take longer to go from the Alps to the Himalayas than this one took to take the reverse journey. As we have a number of Bhutanese students here at the school where I work, it's quite special to receive and send books there as well. Thank you so much for sending.

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This one is safely in the Alps now, thanks for sending.

I needed a moment of lightness after a number of more or less serious books, and this was just the ticket. Although the opening scene was almost embarrassingly reminiscent of the opening scene in Mad about the Duke, with the nobleman being mistaken and thrust into the role of a servant or solicitor or someone other than his noble self... it was really a fun romp. Felicity is a great heroine, and Thatcher is very enjoyable too. A lovely read. I haven't actually read Mad about the Duke yet - I've picked it up twice mistakenly thinking it was the next in the series only to realize it comes in much later. So I've read the scene with the puppies twice before putting it down.

This book headed out yesterday with three others. It left the Swiss Alps and is making its way to the UK. Travel arrangements made by bookmooch. Have fun!

Arrived from Switzerland via Bookmooch to be read at some point