Better Than a Duke
It takes more than Cupid to arrange a marriage in this sparkling Regency romcom from New York Times best-selling author Suzanne Enoch, where The Parent Trap crashes into Bridgerton as two precocious children decide to play matchmaker for their unsuspecting single parents.
Beckett Raines, the Marquis of Hentrose, needs a wife, and he's resigned to participating in the Season to search for a suitable mother for his young daughter, Rebecca. Beckett is determined to wed for practicality rather than loveāand he thinks he's found the perfect, proper woman for the job.
Instead, he's stunned when his new next-door neighbour, Iris Silbern, bursts into his London home in pursuit of her mischievous son, Edmund. Her ferocity, sharp wit, and humour charm him, but she is by no means proper. Meanwhile, Iris' relations are trying to set up a match with a wealthy, elderly dukeāan answer to her financial troubles, if not her resistant heart.
Rebecca and Edmund have no interest in practical plans, not when the perfect father and mother are right in front of them. With only one Season to summon Cupid, they scheme to bring their parents together. But will Beckett realise how perfect a messy life can be? And will Iris open her heart to a man who may not be a duke, but something even better?

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It takes more than Cupid to arrange a marriage in this sparkling Regency romcom from New York Times best-selling author Suzanne Enoch, where The Parent Trap crashes into Bridgerton as two precocious children decide to play matchmaker for their unsuspecting single parents.
Beckett Raines, the Marquis of Hentrose, needs a wife, and he's resigned to participating in the Season to search for a suitable mother for his young daughter, Rebecca. Beckett is determined to wed for practicality rather than loveāand he thinks he's found the perfect, proper woman for the job.
Instead, he's stunned when his new next-door neighbour, Iris Silbern, bursts into his London home in pursuit of her mischievous son, Edmund. Her ferocity, sharp wit, and humour charm him, but she is by no means proper. Meanwhile, Iris' relations are trying to set up a match with a wealthy, elderly dukeāan answer to her financial troubles, if not her resistant heart.
Rebecca and Edmund have no interest in practical plans, not when the perfect father and mother are right in front of them. With only one Season to summon Cupid, they scheme to bring their parents together. But will Beckett realise how perfect a messy life can be? And will Iris open her heart to a man who may not be a duke, but something even better?












