Book Review: One-Eyed Dukes are Wild by Megan Frampton

One-Eyed Dukes are Wild (Dukes Behaving Badly #3) by Megan Frampton
Genre: Adult (Historical Romance)
Date Published: December 29, 2015
Publisher: Avon

When does proper behavior deserve a deliciously improper reward?

The scandalously unmarried Lady Margaret Sawford is looking for adventure—and is always up for a challenge. Her curiosity is aroused by a dangerous-looking stranger with an eye patch, an ideal companion for the life she longs for, no matter what Society might say. So when the piratical gentleman turns out to be a duke—and just as boringly proper as any other nobleman—she can't help but incite him to walk on the wild side.

Well-heeled, well-mannered, and well beyond any interest in society's expectations, the Duke of Lasham is tired of being perfect. Margaret's lush beauty and gently laughing eyes are an irresistible temptation to embrace the imperfect—and her. But if a little misbehavior is appealing, unleashing his wild side is completely seductive—as long as the lovely Margaret is the object of his passion.

One-Eyed Dukes are Wild is the third book in the Dukes Behaving Badly series by Megan Frampton. This book is a stand alone story. Margaret is a little spit fire, rebel with a heart. I think she's the kind of girl everyone one wants to be. Her internal monologue alone was fantastic and fun. I think that's what I liked best about this story. I just loved her character. Equally lovable was the Duke of Lasham for completely opposite reasons. He's very much a play by the rules kind of guy, so watching him attempt to come out of his shell was pretty entertaining. Plus, he's not great at expressing his emotions so, at times, he was down right adorable. These are probably some of the most entertaining characters I've read in a while. I've not even mentioned the romance yet, which was pretty addictive. It had it's steamy moments, but they weren't overboard or nauseatingly detailed. They were just right. It was believable and intoxicating. I enjoyed this story quite a bit in case you couldn't tell.

The ARC of One-Eyed Dukes are Wild by Megan Frampton was kindly provided to me by the publisher through Edelweiss for review. The opinions are my own.

Check out my review of other books in this series.

Megan Frampton writes historical romance under her own name and romantic women’s fiction as Megan Caldwell. She likes the color black, gin, dark-haired British men, and huge earrings, not in that order. She lives in Brooklyn, NY, with her husband and son.

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