title: My Fair Duchess: A Dukes Behaving Badly Novel
author:  Megan Frampton 
description: Ms. Frampton brings humorous charm and seasoned class to a scenario done many times. My Fair Duchess is a twist on an old gem that develops a life of its own...what ensues is ultimate chaos with irresistible heart. Another classic in the making. (Night Owl Reviews)<br /><br />Frampton bases her novel on an actual law that allowed a woman to inherit a dukedom. And the My Fair Lady premise allows this talented writer to craft a delightful, sometimes humorous, sometimes highly poignant and always powerful romance. (RT Book Reviews)<br /><br />My Fair Duchess, Framptons marvelously clever riff on Pygmalion and the latest in her Dukes Behaving Badly series, following Why do Dukes Fall in Love (2016), is another captivating symphony of scintillating wit and sophisticated sensuality brilliantly conducted by an author writing at the top of her game. (Booklist <strong>(starred review)</strong>)
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  **Eloisa James**
  
   **Duchess in Love**
  
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   **Contents**
  
  1
  
  A Brief Conversation The Duchess of Girton’s Bedchamber
  
  2
  
  An Encounter Between a Duke, a Piglet, and a Solicitor
  
  3
  
  Family Politics
  
  4
  
  Domestic Pleasures
  
  5
  
  Troubridge Manor, Crammed with Company and Giddy with Grandees
  
  6
  
  A Meeting of Spouses
  
  7
  
  The Afflictions of Memory Following Lady Troubridge’s Ridotto
  
  8
  
  In Which Beautiful Men Frolic by the River
  
  9
  
  A Slab of Pink Marble and a Contemplative Duke
  
  10
  
  The Fruits of Regret
  
  11
  
  Improper Shakespeare, in the Library
  
  12
  
  In Which the Marquess of Bonnington Suffers an Insult
  
  13
  
  Tasting Rain
  
  14
  
  The Truth Is Sometimes Displeasing
  
  15
  
  A Duchess in Dishabille
  
  16
  
  The Bedchamber of a Spurned Woman
  
  17
  
  In Which Desire Comes to the Forefront
  
  18
  
  Houseguests Need Not Rise Before Noon
  
  19
  
  A Piscatory Discussion on the Riverbank
  
  20
  
  In Which the Question of Marital Beds and Bedchambers Comes to the Fore
  
  21
  
  A S