The Duke's Sister and I
“An amazing Harlequin Historical… A+, no notes” – Fated Mates
A spellbinding sapphic love story filled with wit and queer joy, Emma-Claire Sunday’s debut Regency romance will leave you swooning!
She’s supposed to wed a duke…
But it’s his sister she can’t keep her eyes off!
As the ton’s most in-demand debutante, it should be easy for Miss Loretta Linfield to find the perfect husband. So the reason why she is embarking on her third season unwed is a puzzle that nobody can solve. Not least Loretta! Until she meets Charlotte Sterlington… The sister of her new suitor, the Duke of Colchester, is everything that prim and proper Loretta isn’t—bold, daring and rakish! But Charlotte is also everything that Loretta finds herself desiring…
From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.
- Pages
- 319
- First published
- September 24, 2024
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Ebook
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- emotionalhopefulreflectiveMedium-paced
Started June 6, 2025 · Finished June 16, 2025
Very charming and seeing an F/F Harlequin with a Stereotypical Harlequin Title and a Stereotypical Harlequin Cover is simply delightful. Unfortunately it was undercut at times by the characters having opinions about their own era that felt a little too shallow and modern, instead of seeming like an actual thought process of someone educated in the Regency era. Some of the hot takes really felt a little smug and lampshadey, and In historical set books I like to see more obscure referents than things I scroll past on Tumblr every day. But on the whole I quite enjoyed it and it was great how much Charlotte undeniably fucked since the Implausibly Virgin Heroine is a main line romance novel staple and it was just so refreshing to have a lady rake.