Book two in the Dukes Behaving Badly series. We have another gentleman that finds out he is a Duke quite unexpectedly only this time it is due to same hinky shenanigans that occurred in the past that causes the current Duke to lose his title making Nicholas the legal heir though the relation is far removed. As if all of that responsibility is not enough a marriage contract comes along with it that he cannot avoid. The marriage moves quick and what follows is comical yet sweet courtship that I really enjoyed. There is just enough drama happening to keep the characters from being boring while the romance parts speak to the romantic in the reader. The author tells an excellent story that highly recommend to fans of historical romance novels. I give it 4/5 stars.
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