Regarding the Duke

Reviews

“The chemistry between the characters is absolutely explosive and almost too hot to handle. This was an incredibly steamy, emotional and all consuming read that I could read again and again.”

– Candace, Goodreads

“Regarding the Duke is classic GC. Adam is so sexy, especially after his head injury when he becomes so much less controlled and buttoned up and so much more… Adam. (#HeadInjuryAdamIsMyNewBookBoyfriend) And Gabby? Bless your heart, girl, I see you. Gabby doesn’t know what’s missing from her life and marriage until it drops into her lap, literally. How true is that for most of us?….If you like regency romance with a thin but dark thread of mystery, a dominant, tortured, but so damn sweet hero, and a leading lady who discovers who she is and what she wants, grab this one ASAP.”

– Biscuits & Bodices

“Grace Callaway hits it out of the park once again with Regarding the Duke. It was no small feat to turn ruthless moneylender Adam Garrity into a smoldering hot hero in love with his wife Gabriella, but before the reader’s eyes, Adam transforms into the perfect passionate and protective male. And this Game of Dukes novel, just like its predecessors, comes with a generous helping of intriguing mystery and satisfying redemption.”

– Tina Folsom, NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author

“The characters [Grace Callaway] writes about are adorable. In past books the little wallflower Gabriella has been a sad sort of figure in the background, now she starts to bloom and grow into one hell of a woman….Don’t miss this exciting, sensual and emotional book from this brilliant author!“

– Maggie, Goodreads

“I was blown away by the tenderness of their interactions. A wonderful story that will stay with me.

– Angela, Goodreads

“The sex is explicit but elegant, a combination that blows my mind every time I read a GC novel. Sexy but refined and so damn good.”

– Eliza, Biscuits & Bodices

“Adam and Gabby are totally sympathetic characters who are perfect for each other, despite their different backgrounds. I love the tropes of amnesia and convenient marriage, and both are done extremely well here. REGARDING THE DUKE is one of those books I didn’t want to put down, and read it all in one day.”

– Roses are Blue

“The amnesia trope was used expertly to add a whole new layer to the relationship between Gabby and Adam….I was thoroughly engaged with their romance and character development. Gabby coming out of her shell and finally seeing her self-worth and Adam realizing that he is already at peace with his past–both character arcs made the relationship development that much more emotional and special.”

– Romance Library

“I’m still ugly crying AF!! I am so in love with Adam and Gabby. This was the perfect blend of romance, steamy sex, and intrigue…My heart hurt for all the things Adam went through… and I cheered for Gabby as she emerged from her safe shell.”

– Estela Reads Romance