Can't Get Enough of the Duke by Lenora Bell Published by Avon on April 7, 2026
Genres: Historical Romance
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USA Today bestseller Lenora Bell continues her sparkling, sensual Thunderbolt Club series with a marriage of convenience between a grumpy, combat-scarred duke and his cheerful and beautiful ward.
War hero Deckard Payne, Duke of Warburton, made a battlefield promise to become guardian to orphan Analise Crewe. He certainly didn’t agree to marry the girl! But that’s exactly what happens when he’s forced to wed her to save her honor.
The last thing Analise wants is a loveless marriage to a broodingly handsome duke who lives in a gloomy castle and keeps his doors—and his heart—tightly locked. He’s determined to keep her at arm’s length—but she’s not easily deterred when there’s a tough case to crack.
Warburton never wanted a wife. Especially an inquisitive and far-too-pretty whirlwind who upends his regimented life. Her sunny, winning ways charm everyone she meets and soon she’s unearthing buried secrets, plotting love matches, and shining light into even the darkest of hearts…his own.
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I loved every second of this book. Lenora writes with a touch of whimsy, and it leads to such an entertaining book. We have Deckard Payne, Duke of Warburton, scarred by war both mentally and physically. He swore an oath to his friend on the battlefield to look after his daughter Analise (Ana). Grievously wounded, Dex is a bit delayed in finding his new ward Ana but once he recovers, he goes in search of her. Ana however is trying to become an author and thinks the worst when a strange man comes to say she is coming with him.
Their temperaments clash as they get to know one another, but the temptation is there. They wind up getting married and you slowly see Dex come around to the idea that Ana is his wife. I love that Annie inspired this novel, you get a dash of that mixed in with all the whimsy and romance. Ana’s character being a writer was such a fun addition, her brain works in mysterious ways, and it added a lot of entertainment. If you are a fan of historical romances, you should try this book. Also if you have not read book 1 in this series, you can skip straight to this, it can be read as a standalone.
