The fifth book in Megan Frampton’s Dukes Behaving Badly series is out today and I have a print copy of My Fair Duchess to give away to one lucky commenter. Entering is as easy as leaving a comment. Winner will be listed here on Friday. Good luck!

UPDATE: Winner is CHRISTINE C.

Congrats, Christine! Please email me at contact at smittenbybooks dot com to collect your book and include your snail mail address. Also, don’t forget to include the title in your email.

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By Avon Books, Giveaways, Spotlight15 Comments on Giveaway ☆ My Fair Duchess by Megan Frampton

15 Replies to “Giveaway ☆ My Fair Duchess by Megan Frampton”

  1. What I love about a historical romance it feeds into my love for romance and my hate of history. Not really my hate of history but there’s something about reading a historical romance that makes learning about history fun. I probably would have enjoyed the subject a lot more in school if we’d been able to read authors like this instead of a stuffy history book. Thank you, Megan Frampton, for all that you do.

  2. I love Historical Romance and history. In Historical Romance you learn a lot about the era (customs, clothes, food, language, flora, fauna, etc.) I enjoy this immensely. And,,,,,a DUKE a day keeps the doctor away! I want into this series to read about DUKES BEHAVING BADLY. 🙂

  3. This sounds really good. I like how after reading so many books about how ladies become Duchesses after marrying their Dukes, that it’s now the turn for a gentleman to become a Duke after marrying his Duchess.

  5. Hmm, since ladies weren’t allowed to inherit titles, it should be interesting to see how the author gets around that. I’ve read and enjoyed Megan’s books in the past, so I’m sure she’s thought of something to explain it.

  8. I’ve always felt I learned more about History from the research Authors have done and put in their books. I love reading Historical romance. My favorite genre. Thanks for the giveaway.
    Carol L
    Lucky4750 (at) aol (dot) com

  11. I am intrigued. Women did not hold the position of Duke and were not allowed to run their affairs, let alone a Ducal estate, during this time period. I am looking forward to reading MY FAIR DUCHESS to discover just how she came into this position and just how Archibald Salisbury is chosen to help her out.

  14. I’ve been meaning to check out this author for a while. Thanks for the giveaway!

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