Blurb:
A matchmaker creates the match; she does not become the bride...
When the arrogant Duke of Bolton secretly hires the most sought-after matchmaker of the ton, Lady Hu declines to advise him personally. Instead, she sends her granddaughter, Mei—a friend and confidant of the Duke's sister—to make a match for the man who once insisted his station alone should secure him a suitable bride. He needs her help more than ever now that his overbearing mother has returned to London to advise him on marital matters.
A house party, where Mei has chosen the attending debutantes, is the perfect place to show off her skills as matchmaker. But close quarters sparks an undeniable attraction between herself and the Duke. They can’t stay away from each other, and yet Mei can’t give in. To become the Duke’s mistress would mean giving up her career, her security, her entire future, all while he takes a proper debutante to be his wife.
The war between duty and desire has begun.
Indecent Dukes
1. The Duke's Indecent Scandal
2. The Duke's Indecent Match
3. The Duke's Indecent Purchase
4. The Duke's Indecent Desires
5. The Duke's Indecent Choice
6. The Duke's Indecent Secret
7. The Duke's Indecent Bride
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My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
I loved this story. I enjoyed Mei as she was determined to help Sebastian. Their connection didn't stop her from getting the other ladies to spend time with him, until she found her heart involved. Sebastian, with a little coaching, realized all he felt for her and chose to make her his. There was plenty of heat between them, and I also enjoyed all the clues and such that surfaced with regards to the ongoing story the Tragic Dukes were looking into. Look forward to the next.
I received a copy through 1852Media, and this is my unsolicited review.


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