Book description:
There went the bride...

Amelia Willoughby has been engaged to the Duke of Wyndham for as long as she can remember. Literally. A mere six months old when the contracts were signed, she has spent the rest of her life waiting. And waiting. And waiting...for Thomas Cavendish, the oh-so-lofty duke, to finally get around to marrying her. But as she watches him from afar, she has a sneaking suspicion that he never thinks about her at all...

It's true. He doesn't. Thomas rather likes having a fiancée—all the better to keep the husband-hunters at bay—and he does intend to marry her...eventually. But just when he begins to realize that his bride might be something more than convenient, Thomas’s world is rocked by the arrival of his long-lost cousin, who may or may not be the true Duke of Wyndham. And if Thomas is not the duke, then he’s not engaged to Amelia. Which is the cruelest joke of all, because this arrogant and illustrious duke has made the mistake of falling in love...with his own fiancée!

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Sent to Sonia in Switzerland. Hope you will enjoy the book!

This arrived safely in the Alps - thank you so much for sending it! I look forward to reading these - haven't read a Quinn in ages, it seems... Hope all is well in Sweden - bit of a grey day here in the mountains, but definitely brightened by the arrival of these books.

Short break in reading the slavery spiral for some lightness... enjoyed the first the other day, so thought I'd continue with this one.
Impressive that the author seems to have successfully related the whole story which covers basically the same time period as the first, from the other point of view. Fun, although a slight preference for the first, maybe because Thomas seemed a bit of a stick in the mud in that one (to put it mildly) and suddenly he's the romantic hero here... Likewise after ignoring Amelia all their lives... bit of a convenient turnaround...
Enjoyable read nonetheless, and so grateful to Jenny for sending these my way!

Travelling from the Swiss Alps up to the low lands, thanks to bookmooch. Enjoy!

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