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Overview

A Duke in Retreat

Gina was forced into marriage with the Duke of Girton at an age when she'd have been better off in a schoolroom than a ballroom. Directly after the ceremony her handsome spouse promptly fled to the continent, leaving the marriage unconsummated and Gina quite indignant.

A Lady In the Middle

Now, she is one of the most well-known ladies in London ... living on the edge of scandal—desired by many men, but resisting giving herself to any one.

A Duchess in Love

Finally, Camden, the Duke of Girton, has returned home, to discover that his naïve bride has blossomed into the toast of the ton. Which leaves Cam in the most uncomfortable position of discovering that he has the bad manners to be falling in love—with his own wife!

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It should be galling for a bride to have her bridegroom flee the country only minutes after saying "I do." But for Gina, who was not yet 12 when she suddenly had to learn to be a proper duchess, it was a relief to find she wouldn't have to deal with becoming a wife to the childhood friend who was now her husband as well. Instead, she devoted herself to administering the ducal estates in her young husband's absence, while the 18-year-old duke settled in Greece to sculpt scandalous statues of naked women. This situation, which suited them both for a dozen years, is finally disrupted when Gina falls in love and asks for an annulment. Cam's response to his virgin bride's unexpected request is an immediate return to England, where he has two momentous realizations. First, the English climate cannot compare to the warmth and sunlight of his beloved Greece. And second, he has fallen in love with the stunning near-stranger who is his wife. While award-winning author Eloisa James is not the first writer to make use of the plot device of an estranged married couple falling in love, she imbues this theme with vitality, passion, and just enough anger on Gina's part to keep the romantic tension sizzling in this delightful historical romance. Gina's friends complicate matters, as the duke and duchess come to realize that, while their marriage so long ago may not have been in their best interests, an annulment now would destroy any chance for true happiness. Sue Stone
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Fresh and witty, this high-spirited Regency-era romance gives a tried-and-true formula a merry spin. Cam Serrard, the duke of Girton, leapt out of a window and ran off to Greece immediately after being forced into wedding 11-year-old Gina. Instead of resenting him, however, Gina spends the next 12 years sending him friendly letters. When Cam finally returns to England to grant Gina an annulment so she can marry a marquess who loves her, the warm easiness between the childhood friends doesn't surprise them, but the flare of desire does. Before long, Gina starts to wonder if being the wife of a nude-sculpting, frequently absent and socially careless duke might not be such a bad future. Chatter among Gina and her friends has the modern ring of a Sex and the City episode, and James's cheeky, sometimes sly humor makes for frequent laugh-out-loud moments. Avoiding easy stereotypes, James fleshes out all of her characters and gives them depths of emotion that romances seldom allocate to supporting characters. Though each chapter is headed by a droll description of the events to come, readers may find themselves too caught up in the snowballing action to take much notice. (Dec. 3) Forecast: Excellent reviews, positive word-of-mouth and a national print advertising campaign will ensure that James's move from hardcover to paperback is as successful as possible. James's appearance on NPR's "The Next Big Thing" in December is bound to bolster sales as well. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780060508104
  • Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
  • Publication date: 12/1/2002
  • Format: Mass Market Paperback
  • Edition description: Reissue
  • Pages: 400
  • Sales rank: 263,319
  • Series: Duchess Quartet Series, #1
  • Product dimensions: 4.18 (w) x 6.75 (h) x 1.00 (d)

Meet the Author

Eloisa James
Eloisa James

Eloisa James is the author of twenty award-winning romances. She's also a professor of English literature, teaching in New York City, where she lives with her family. With two jobs, two cats, two children, and only one husband, she spends most of her time making lists of things to do—letters from readers are a great escape!

Table of Contents

First Chapter

Chapter One

A Brief Conversation
The Duchess of Girton’s Bedchamber


Lady Troubridge's House Party
East Cliff

"Well, what does he look like?"

There was a pause. "He has black hair, I remember that," Gina said dubiously. She was sitting at her dressing table and tying a hair ribbon into small knots. Ambrogina, Duchess of Girton, rarely fidgeted. Duchess is as duchess does, one of her governesses had insisted. But Gina was panicking. Even duchesses panic, on occasion.

Esme Rawlings burst into laughter. "You don't know what your own husband looks like?"

Gina scowled. "It's easy for you to laugh. Your husband isn't returning from the continent to find you in the midst of a scandal. I've been insisting that Cam annul our marriage so that I can marry Sebastian. After he reads that dreadful bit of gossip in The Tatler, he'll think I'm a loose woman."

"Not if he knows you," Esme chortled.

"That's just it! He doesn't know me. What if he believes the talk about Mr. Wapping?"

"Fire your tutor and it'll blow over in a week."

"I won't fire poor Mr. Wapping. He came all the way from Greece to be my tutor, and the poor man doesn't have anywhere to go. Besides, he hasn't done anything wrong, and neither have I, so why should I act as if I had?"

"Being seen with your tutor at two in the morning by Willoughby Broke and his wife was not the soundest policy."

"You know we were simply observing the meteor shower. At any rate, you're not answering me. What if I don't recognize my own husband?" Gina turned around on her stool and fixed her eyes on Esme. "It will be the mosthumiliating moment of my life!"

"For goodness' sake, you sound like a bad actress in a melodrama. He'll be announced by the butler, won't he? So you'll have time to collect yourself. Oh my dearest husband," Esme said, casting Gina a melting look of welcome. "What a terrible, terrible sorrow your absence has been to me!" She began fanning herself languidly.

Gina grimaced at her. "I suppose you employ that sentence frequently?"

"Naturally. Miles and I are always polite, whenever we meet. Which is rare, thank goodness."

Gina put down the ribbon, now knotted in fifty places. "Look at this -- my hands are shaking. I don't know anyone who has experienced such a horrendous meeting."

"You're exaggerating. Think how poor Caroline Pratt felt when she had to tell her husband she was pregnant -- and he away in the Low Countries all the previous year!"

"That must have been difficult."

"Although she really did him a favor. What in God's name would have happened to the estate if she hadn't managed to produce an heir? They have been married over ten years, after all. Pratt should have thanked her very nicely, although I have no doubt but what he didn't, men being the boors they are."

"My point is that meeting Cam is going to be prodigiously difficult," Gina said. "I'm not sure I will know him from Adam."

"I thought you spent your childhood in his pocket."

"That's not the same as meeting him as a grown man. He was just a boy when we married."

"There are plenty of women who would love to see their husbands move to the continent," Esme pointed out.

"Cam is not really my husband. For goodness' sake, I was raised to think he was my first cousin, until the very day we married."

"I don't see how that changes things. There are plenty of married first cousins, more's the pity. And you are not truly first cousins, given that your mother merely raised you, as opposed to giving birth to you."

"Just as my husband is not truly my husband," Gina added promptly. "Cam jumped out the window within fifteen minutes of his father forcing him to say the vows. It has simply taken him twelve years to return and annul the marriage."

"At least my husband left through the front door like a civilized man."

"Cam was hardly a man. He turned eighteen only a few days earlier."

"Well, you look glorious in that rose gown," Esme said, smiling at Gina. "He'll weep to think that he ever leaped out your bedchamber window."

"Nonsense. I'm not beautiful. I'm too thin and my hair resembles nothing so much as a carrot." She peered at herself in the mirror. "I wish I had your eyes, Esme. Mine are the color of mud."

"Your eyes are not muddy, they're green," Esme corrected her. "And as for not being beautiful -- look at you! You look like a Renaissance Madonna today, all slender and composed and a bit teary. Except for your hair, of course. Do you think you inherited all that red hair from your scandalous French maman?"

"How should I know? My father refused to describe my real mother."

"Actually, a Madonna is a perfect description," Esme continued with a wicked twinkle. "Poor dear ... yet another married virgin!"

There was a knock at the door, and Annie, the duchess's maid, answered it. "Lady Perwinkle would like to visit for a moment, Your Grace."

"Do ask her to come in," Gina replied.

Carola Perwinkle was small and deliciously rounded, with curls that bounced around her heart-shaped little face. She let out a squeal of delight at the sight of Esme.

"Darlings! I had to come even though it's past time to dress because Lady Troubridge told me the most astounding tale about Gina's husband -- "

"It's true," Gina put in. "My husband is returning to England."

Carola clasped her hands together. "How romantic!"

"How so? I see nothing romantic about my husband annulling our marriage."

"All the way from Greece, simply to free you, to allow you to marry the man you love? I've no doubt but that his heart is secretly broken at the thought."

Duchess in Love. Copyright © by Eloisa James. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.

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  • Posted April 12, 2011

    WOW...didnt like it at all

    i usually like the books by eloisa james but this was not good. there were too many characters with poor development of who they were and the story while amusing at first fell apart and became ridiculous and unbelievable. i think i skimmed the last several chapters just to be done with it. on the other hand really liked her newest one 'when beauty tamed the beast'

    2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 31, 2010

    Good read. Recommend buying this book

    I read this book in 3 days. Good story. Well written.

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 13, 2007

    Very Disappointing

    I could not even read the entire book. It was very slow and too many characters to keep track of. I skipped to the end of the book just to see how it ended. Not worth buying.

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 13, 2003

    Sexy, Refreshing, and altogether Fun

    The Duke of Girton fled his 11 year old wife Gina on their wedding night and escaped the luxuries of Greece, now 12 years later he has returned to grant an annullment to Gina who believes herself to be in love with the extremely stuffy marquess Sebastian. But the attraction is immediate...and you can guess how it turns out. However, Ms. James takes an age old plotline of lust and love and recycles it into something new and fresh and altogether sexy. You know that all will be well in the end but he details in between are so sweet, you cannot help but gasp in delight at Cams and Gina first kiss. Its like true love for the first time, and you can't get enough of it. -rsb

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  • Posted December 9, 2008

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    well written historical romance

    In 1802 England, his father forced Cam to marry his childhood friend Gina when both were still ¿children¿. Rather than consummate the marriage with the woman he thought up to the ceremony was his first cousin, Cam Serrard fled through the window fifteen minutes after saying ¿I do¿. He went to the continent and remained overseas for the next dozen years. Gina asks her spouse to annul their vows so she can marry someone else. Her husband in name only, the Duke of Girard, comes home to annul his marriage so Gina can move on with her life. His plan is to return immediately to his studio in Greece. However, when Cam meets his wife as an adult for the first time, her beauty, charm, and grace stun him. Shockingly, he finds himself falling in love with Gina just as she too surprises herself by being a DUCHESS IN LOVE with her husband when she thought her heart belonged to Sebastian. Though the basic theme has been used too often in Regency novels, fans of the sub-genre will enjoy Eloisa James¿ latest tale, DUCHESS IN LOVE. The key to the delightful read is the cast from the strong bewildered lead couple to secondary characters who cause havoc on the married couple¿s relationship and enable the audience to understand the motives of the Duke and Duchess. The audience will kick back their shoes, relax, and bask in the fun of this well written historical romance. Harriet Klausner

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  • Posted March 8, 2010

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    Eloisa James is always a delight.

    Her Duchesses always have something new to get involved in. Duchess in love is not exception. One you can't put down. If you read one. you just have to read them all. Definitely a keeper.

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  • Posted February 16, 2010

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    Glad I Found Her

    I am starting to really like this Eloisa lady!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 19, 2006

    A favorite

    I adored the characters and loved the mixed storyline. I felt like I was reading a movie script and I really enjoyed revisiting the characters in the books to follow. You will giggle and you will sigh with this one, y'all.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 16, 2005

    Fun Characters

    It's not perfect but it comes close enough. Cam is just such a great character and the relationship he and Gina have to begin with is just plain cute. The situations have that touch of being more than a little ridculous so that it was hard to keep from smiling throughout it.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 4, 2004

    VERY ROMANTIC!!!

    Set in England, in the early 1800's. Not as good as her other pleasure book series but still good. I, too like how the author added other romances to Gina & Cam's story. I enjoyed it, you will too.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 6, 2003

    Fabulous, romantic read

    Having already read Fool for Love by Eloisa James and enjoying it, I decided to try this one. I loved it!! It had everything...love, temptation, laughter, frienship, and sex. The characters are well written and very enjoyable, and everyone gets a little piece of the spotlight. This is one for the keeper shelf.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 31, 2003

    Not what I expected

    I thought that this book would be one of Ms. James' better works from what I read on the book's synopsis. What really dissapointed me was the fact that Gina was not a strong character. She didn't really stand out like Esme did, she seemed more like the second character rather than the protagonist. I liked that Ms. James involved more than one romance, but I don't think that the romance between Gina and Cam was a real romantic one. I think that Esme and Sebastian had a more romantic story line. Oh, and I hated the fact that Gina always wanted to be petted by Sebastian. I can't believe Ms. James has the inclination to think that in order for somebody to love someone romantically they have to be physical. Sebastian had respect and trust for Gina, at least in the beginning, and that to me shows a true testament of what love should consist. Sparks don't need to fly everytime they lay eyes on one another in order to believe that two people are meant for each other. Goodness if that was the case then a person would have more than one soulmate. Lastly I hated that Sebastian, the only just character (at least for most of the book) was made out to be the villian at the end. First of all, Esme was no saint, and Gina did not need to lend a hand in that lie. Well, my point is that this book could have been much better, but that does not dissuade me from reading anymore of Ms. James' books.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted May 7, 2003

    Couldn't put it down!!!

    Absolutely wonderful! The best romance book I've read in years. Utterly sexy and very romantic. This one is worth reading again and again......

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 19, 2003

    James doesn't disappoint!!

    Eloisa James continues to knock them out of the park. I absolutely loved this book!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 11, 2002

    I ADORE -ADORE-ADORE DUCHESS IN LOVE!

    I read a lot of romances, and I tend to forget the stories after a while because they are easy to forget. But I will never forget Gina and Cam because this is one of the greatest romances I ever read - sexy and funny and really romantic. A Keeper!

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