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Isabelle Tremont, the Duchess of March, and James Fitzroy, the Duke of Candover, are members of the Royal Entourage. This group attends the Prince Regent in his reveling and debauchery, but one night is so scandalous that it incites public outrage. The Prince intends to repair the damage to his reputation by decreeing that his fellow cronies get married at once. This is just fine with Isabelle, because she is the last of her line, so she knows she has a duty to her station. Besides she has been in love with the Duke of Candover for years. But how can she convince the very reluctant Duke of Candover, that Prinny knows best?

This is the fourth book in the Royal Entourage Series and it ties up a lot of the loose ends that arced throughout the series very nicely. The characters we have grown to love in the previous books make frequent appearances in this book. Nash excels in creating complex, riveting plotting in this book. Her characters all interact with frequency and witty, fun dialogue. The settings are richly interpreted.

Nash's sex scenes are the best. She handles them deftly, sensuously. Her scenes are rich with love and the author lets her readers share how much the act of love means to the lovers. Nash knows that body part placement is secondary to the emotion of giving in this most intimate way. Nash makes us feel the love, too.

The end for me, however, was a letdown. It was too abrupt and totally unbelievable given the nature of the characters and the mores of that society. The ending afforded no opportunity for us to see the hero and heroine as a couple. We have waded through four books and this is all we get?

The book reads like it is the last in the series, because almost all the entourage have found their happy ending and the secrets have been revealed, but what about the Duke of Barry and Mary Haverty? Please let us know what happened to them.


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The Once and Future Duchess Royal Entourage Sophia Nash 9780062273635 Books Reviews

An ok ending to the series. It had three great stories that were all rushed. Would have like for each Duke in this book to have his own full length book.
For the last book of the series I enjoyed this book. I loved Isabelle. She is a very strong woman and knows what she wants. I enjoyed the letters between her and the Prince Regent. Like how characters from the other books show up in this story. The Hero and heroine are a perfect match. Looking forward to the next book.
Really enjoyed this book. It kept you guessing till almost the end. Well written characters,therefore you cared about the outcome. I have enjoyed every book in this series so far. Now I have to find the others.
To begin I would recommend you start with the first book in the series otherwise if you are anything like me
you would not be able to concentrate on this book because you know that a lot happened before. Sophia Nash
is a very good writer and her characters a very likable and I had been rooting for the H/h I think since the first book ( I read it a long time ago and my memory is terrible) but it was the first or second book when you start noticing the tension between them.

Maybe the problem was that my expectations were to high. I felt that there was something missing, it might have been the H I know he had his issues but something just did not do it for me, he was just ok when he could have been so much more.
I liked the h better she was likable, good, determined and not afraid to go after what she wanted in spite of how young she was and her own issues.

The side story and characters were also interesting but again I felt it could have been better I wanted more detail.
To me the ending seemed a bit rushed I felt it needed an extra chapter or epilogue to wrap everything up, unless this was not the last book?

Don't get me wrong it's good just not great!
They talk ... a lot. They never say anything, though. I was thoroughly bored. OMG. Shut up and do something already. And, as of that wasn't bad enough, none of it was remotely historically accurate. I'm not a stickler about these things, but it was verging on ridiculous!
I was really looking forward to reading this book. The other 3 were excellent, Sadly this one was a dud. I loved the H and h in the other books, and couldn't wait to read there book, sadly it was a bit of a let down. Still had a good ending, but it took to long to get there. Also I didn't like the second story line woven in, it seemed the author just wanted to finish there story and not drag it out.
The secondary characters.

Sophia Nash is a fine, witty, intelligent author but I think that by the end of her series, she is perhaps bored. Or at the very least has run out of ideas. The main problem between the hero and heroine alternated between unimportant and a little gross. nowadays when so very little is taboo, she managed to find one of the few things that are currently taboo and would not have turned a head even a decade ago....age.

I wish that one of the secondary pairs had the main problem and the main pair had a different coil to solve. It was fun and interesting but annoying as well.

So a three star....not bad but not the author's best either perhaps this book suffers most because I compare it to her better books? Read the Sample first and then decide.
Isabelle Tremont, the Duchess of March, and James Fitzroy, the Duke of Candover, are members of the Royal Entourage. This group attends the Prince Regent in his reveling and debauchery, but one night is so scandalous that it incites public outrage. The Prince intends to repair the damage to his reputation by decreeing that his fellow cronies get married at once. This is just fine with Isabelle, because she is the last of her line, so she knows she has a duty to her station. Besides she has been in love with the Duke of Candover for years. But how can she convince the very reluctant Duke of Candover, that Prinny knows best?

This is the fourth book in the Royal Entourage Series and it ties up a lot of the loose ends that arced throughout the series very nicely. The characters we have grown to love in the previous books make frequent appearances in this book. Nash excels in creating complex, riveting plotting in this book. Her characters all interact with frequency and witty, fun dialogue. The settings are richly interpreted.

Nash's sex scenes are the best. She handles them deftly, sensuously. Her scenes are rich with love and the author lets her readers share how much the act of love means to the lovers. Nash knows that body part placement is secondary to the emotion of giving in this most intimate way. Nash makes us feel the love, too.

The end for me, however, was a letdown. It was too abrupt and totally unbelievable given the nature of the characters and the mores of that society. The ending afforded no opportunity for us to see the hero and heroine as a couple. We have waded through four books and this is all we get?

The book reads like it is the last in the series, because almost all the entourage have found their happy ending and the secrets have been revealed, but what about the Duke of Barry and Mary Haverty? Please let us know what happened to them.