The Duke Gets Even

A Novel

By: Joanna Shupe

Narrated by: Kit Swann, Timothy Campbell

By beloved USA Today bestselling author Joanna Shupe, the fourth installment in the Fifth Avenue Rebels series about a secret affair between a free-spirited heiress and an uptight duke which turns more passionate than either could have imagined.

A rebellious heiress.

A duke in dire straits.

An anonymous midnight tryst.

To escape the shackles of marriage, Nellie Young purposely ruined her reputation a long time ago. Now she dedicates herself to hedonistic pleasures only, like kissing a handsome stranger in the ocean under the moonlight...

To save his estate, the proper Duke of Lockwood must marry the perfect bride—wealthy, with an unblemished reputation. While in New York he’s the perfect gentleman, and no one knows he’s suppressing his darkest desires. The last thing he needs is another scandal.

Except Nellie sees through Lockwood’s charade, straight to the real man underneath. This uptight duke is far more than he lets on, and she can’t resist him. Their secret affair turns scorching, far more than either expected. And when his beautiful rebel finds an unconventional cause, Lockwood has to decide if he’s willing to sacrifice everything to keep her.

One of the Best

A departure from the norm polite society reads. Fascinated with the characters from the onset. Not your ordinary love story. Loved it.

Hot scenes, and good conclusion to the story

I enjoyed this book. I liked both main characters. They were both strong, independent and well matched. Their romantic encounters were hot and I enjoyed his resolution to be with her.
The ending was a little rushed for me.

The male narrator was fantastic. He was really perfect for the part. The female narrator was not very pleasant to listen to, but after half of the book I got used to it.

Loved this book

Great story , easy to love characters no terrible misconceptions well worth the credit !
Great narrations

My thoughts on The Duke GeTs Even

I didn't enjoy Kit Swann. I did like Timothy Campbell. I think it would have been better with one narrator





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Great characters

These were great characters from earlier books. My main problem was when the hero tells the heroine that she is the one for him and that if he doesn’t get her he’s leaving. In the very next scene she thinks that he had another woman he plans to marry.