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File Size: 699 KB
Print Length: 314 pages
Publisher: Carina Press (November 11, 2013)
Publication Date: November 11, 2013
Sold by: Harlequin Digital Sales Corp.
Language: English
ASIN: B00EFPNV1G
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I have read 10 books by Ava March (including this one) and I found "All In with the Duke" to be amazingly lackluster in terms of story content especially when compared to her previous works. Reading the Kindle version, it was around 47% when I began to wonder when, or if, this story was going to progress further than just a mutual sexual attraction for each other. At this point, the prologue piqued my interest more than the ensuing tale. I had difficulty accepting that either character fell "in love" with the other considering the fact that when they were not in bed, for the most part, they spent little to no time together getting to know each other; indeed, Max, the Duke, spent all day working on estate matters in his study as well as many evening hours there, only joining up with Tristan for a nightly romp in bed. This is a foundation for love?Their separation seemed fabricated - a reason to provide the necessary angst required in romance books but, unfortunately, it was a little too late and a little too bland, for me to buy into it.Had this been my first Ava March book, I am rather sure I would not buy another one but, having enjoyed most of her previous books, I will, in all probability, buy her next one - and see where that one goes.A 2.5 star rating rounded up to 3 stars.
1822 London. Max Arrington, 23, Duke of Pelham is rich, well regarded and behind the scenes he's lonely. A year ago his last partner left him and he decides to seek his comfort at a brothel. This is where he meets Tristan, 21, male prostitute. Behind the twin red doors, Max can indulge his wants and needs. Tristan doesn't want to be there, but is bound by debt. Max is quite pleased with Tristan and goes back again. We like these men and even more when we learn about them. Max saves Tristan from a man with heavy fists, and a bargain is struck.Tristan goes to Max's country Manor house to be free during the day, and in Max's bed at night. These two are hot, wicked and open in their bedroom romps, with occasional BDSM. They are sexy, giving, and very exciting together. They have some communication issues, but there isn't outside concerns or cheating, but the simple problems that come with getting together and figuring out futures. On the anniversary of Max's Dad's death, his big truth is told and Tristan comforts him.Feelings have grown, a challenge for Max, and a request by Tristan.We see them struggle with their inner thoughts and desires.This is a lovely low key tale of two men who need each other. Marvelous writing, and we get the nuances of the era.Highly recommend. ENJOY !==============
I've discovered that reading a book by Ava March is synonymous with utterly emotional, passionate and sexy as all hell. All in with the Duke is no exception. I fell completely in love with the characters on their journey from lust to love. Ms. March's writing style is beyond excellent and makes this a complete pleasure to read.Max Arrington, the Duke of Pelham has been hurt by an ex-lover and has vowed to never let such a thing happen again. But, he's lonely and wants the comfort of another man to warm his bed, so he takes the advice of a close friend and visits a brothel where he is introduced to Tristan Walsh.Tristan has accumulated gambling debts and the madam of the brothel has agreed to settle his debts if in returns he continues to work for her. He doesn't enjoy this life-style, just deals with it to get by. It's better than living on the streets. But, the night he meets his new client, Max, he never imagined this incredibly giving lover could change his life for the better.After a disagreeable incident at the brothel, Max whisks Tristan away to his country estate where he installs him in a position as his "mistress" more or less. He makes it plain to Tristan that he's not looking for love or any tender sentiments. Their relationship is to be mutually beneficial as long as they keep that relationship strictly to pleasuring each other in the bedroom.However, as time passes Tristan's feelings toward Max grow into something more. Something he didn't expect when he agreed to this arrangement. He discovers that he's fallen in love with Max. In doing so, he's broken the contract between them. Max doesn't want love between them, but Tristan doesn't think he can continue living without it. So, Tristan has to make a decision that may end their relationship forever, unless the stubborn or rather "determined" Max can change Tristan's mind.The tender moments between these two men were a complete pleasure to read. Each scene was written with emotion and passion, compelling me to keep turning the pages to find out if Max and Tristan would get to that forever that they both desired. I especially like that these books are set during the Regency era, which is probably one of my favorite time periods. If you're interested in m/m historical erotic romance then Ava March is for you!
I was very anxious to read this story and pre ordered the minute I found out Ava March had another release soon and I think I've read all her m/m works so when I received it on my kindle tonight, I immediately read it n did not put it down until I finished a few minutes ago! Most of the story I enjoyed. Max and Tristan were so wonderful together and I particularly loved Max protectiveness over Tristan, sigh! I do think Max was a bit too young and acted older than 23 and though it's explained, I still think he should have been older. Anyway the reason I knocked a star is the last 2/3 chapters were a disappointment. I do not like it when the only things keeping the heroes apart is oneself (a pattern seen in a lot of her works unfortunately). Tristan put up too much resistant for too long and not to mention, I'm not a fan of contradictory behavior. Overall though, an enjoyable read. On a side note, I hope Rawlings gets his own story!
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