Say No to the Duke: The Wildes of Lindow Castle

Eloisa James

Jun 2019 · The Wildes of Lindow Castle Book 4 · Sold by HarperCollins

About this ebook

Could she possibly refuse a duke’s hand—in favor of a sardonic, sinful rake?

Lady Betsy Wilde’s first season was triumphant by any measure, and a duke has proposed—but before marriage, she longs for one last adventure.

No gentleman would agree to her scandalous plan—but Lord Jeremy Roden is no gentleman. He offers a wager. If she wins a billiards game, he’ll provide the breeches.

If he wins…she is his, for one wild night.

But what happens when Jeremy realizes that one night will never be enough? In the most important battle of his life, he’ll have to convince Betsy to say no to the duke.

Ratings and reviews

Say No to the Duke is book four inThe Wildes of Lindow Castle series by Eloisa James. This is a superb romp. Great chemistry between the hero Lord Jeremy Rosen and the heroine Lady Boadicea Wilde. I laughed and laughed at the witty banter between Jeremy and Betsy (Boadicea). I have read each book in this series and I have enjoyed them all. I do think it’s important to read them in order. Way too many Wildes to just jump in midstream. James is a master with layering her characters and giving them convincing depth. There are a few sex scenes in this that are quite steamy. I can’t wait for the next book. Bravo Ms James. I won a paperback copy of this book.

I've read as many of her books as I can get my hands on. I love the humor, romance, and banter between her characters. Her novels are always the perfect thing to brighten my day and I can never stop reading until the book is done. A few hours later I'm already wishing to read her next novel!

Poorly written. All characters are one sided. Story line is boring. Do not waste your money.

About the author

Eloisa James is a USA Today and New York Times bestselling author and professor of English literature, who lives with her family in New York, but can sometimes be found in Paris or Italy. She is the mother of two and, in a particularly delicious irony for a romance writer, is married to a genuine Italian knight.