title: Finding the Duke's Heir: Sweet and Clean Regency Romance (His Majesty's Hounds) (Volume 7)
author:  Arietta Richmond 
description: Arietta Richmond has been a compulsive reader and writer all her life. Whilst her reading has covered an enormous range of topics, history has always fascinated her, and historical novels been amongst her favourite reading.<br> She has written a wide range of work, from business articles and other non-fiction works (published under a pen name) but fiction has always been a major part of her life. Now, her Regency Historical Romance books are finally being released. The Derbyshire Set is comprised of 10 shorter novels (7 released so far) plus some short stories. The His Majestys Hounds series is comprised of 13 novels, with the seventh having just been released. <br> She also has a standalone longer novel shortly to be released, and two other series of novels in development. <br> She lives in Australia, and when not reading or writing, likes to travel, and to see in person the places where history happened.<br> Be the first to know about it when Ariettas next book is released! Sign up to Ariettas newsletter at http://www.ariettarichmond.com When you do, you will receive a free copy of the subscriber exclusive novella A Gift of Love, a prequel to the Derbyshire Set series, which ends on the day that The Earls Unexpected Bride begins.<br> This story is not for sale anywhere  it is absolutely exclusive to newsletter subscribers!
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  Also by Jane Ashford
  
  
  Once Again a Bride
  
  
  Man of Honour
  
  
  The Three Graces
  
  
  The Marriage Wager
  
  
  The Bride Insists
  
  
  The Bargain
  
  
  The Marchington Scandal
  
  
  The Headstrong Ward
  
  
  Married to a Perfect Stranger
  
  
  Charmed and Dangerous
  
  
  A Radical Arrangement
  
  
  First Season / Bride to Be – Two novels in one
  
  
  Rivals of Fortune / The Impetuous Heiress – Two novels in one
  
  
  Heir to the Duke
  
  
  What the Duke Doesn’t Know
  
  
  Lord Sebastian’s Secret
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  # Six
  
  
  Somewhat to his surprise, Robert found that he enjoyed having Plato with him
  at the house party. The little dog was uncannily good company. Something in
  his solemn gaze seemed to stimulate Robert’s thought processes. Robert most
  often walked the dog himself, rather than fobbing off the task on a footman.
  Their rambles through the autumn vegetation never became the dead bore he’d
  anticipated.
  
  
  “My brother Randolph is coming for a visit tomorrow,” he told the dog as they
  moved through the gardens the following morning. “I thin