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Articles by Lenora Bell
CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE DUKE
With captivating dialogue, angst-y characters, and a couple of steamy sex scenes, Hoover has done it again. After being released from prison, a young woman tries to reconnect with her 5-year-old daughter despite having killed the girl’s father. Kenna didn’t even know she was pregnant until after she was sent to prison for murdering her boyfriend, Scotty. When her baby girl, Diem, was born, she was forced to give custody to Scotty’s parents.
Can’t Get Enough of the Duke
. (Thunderbolt Club, bk. 2). Apr. 2026. 368p. ISBN 9780063316928. pbk. $18.99. HISTORICAL ROMANCE COPY ISBN When Analise met Dex, she found him stern and gruff, more like a dragon than a duke, and he thought she was an absolute hellion. He was determined, however, to keep the battlefield promise he’d made to her father, to see her well-matched and wed. Ana would rather spend her time writing, but a stint in society could be an excellent research opportunity for her romantic novel.
DUKE MOST WICKED
by Lenora Bell ‧ A musician plays her way into the heart of a duke. Miss Viola Beaton has an unusual name, but it's a good fit for the spinster daughter of a world-renowned (and now shunned) composer. She herself is an excellent composer but shields her work behind a male pseudonym and, to keep her small family from penury, focuses most of her energy on being a music instructor to the five sisters of the Duke of Westbury.
The Devil's Own Duke
USA Today best-selling author Lenora Bell returns to her Wallflowers vs. Rogues series with a romance between a lady and the scoundrel claiming to be next-in-line for her father’s title. Lady Henrietta Prince is far too busy for romance. She’s dedicated her life to turning her family vineyards into a profitable sparkling wine venture. But when she shares a thrilling kiss at midnight with a handsome stranger, she’s captivated...until he claims to be the distant heir to her father’s dukedom.
Hot Stuff: October 2020 romances bring early holiday cheer
October is for Halloween — unless it's the publishing world, in which case it's time to start dropping holiday titles. 2020 was no exception, and to be honest even non-holiday-themed romances feel like a festive escape in a year filled with doom and gloom. We need a little cheer early this year, and these four romances — two holiday titles, two regular releases — are the perfect present to unwrap. Credit: Gallery Books In a Holidaze By Christina Lauren Review: Searching for the Christmas spirit?
Love Is a Rogue
Once upon a time in Mayfair a group of wallflowers formed a secret society with goals that had absolutely nothing to do with matrimony. Their most troublesome obstacle? Rogues! They call her Beastly Beatrice. Wallflower Lady Beatrice Bentley longs to remain in the wilds of Cornwall to complete her etymological dictionary. Too bad her brother’s Gothic mansion is under renovation. How can she work with an annoyingly arrogant and too-handsome rogue swinging a hammer nearby? Rogue. Scoundrel.
Excerpt: Roommaid by Sariah Wilson
Releasing on October 1st from Montlake, best-selling author Sariah Wilson is back with Roommaid, a charming romance about living your life one dream at a time. In Roommaid, Madison Huntington’s decision to pursue her own dreams against her wealthy and influential family’s wishes has left her struggling to find a place to live on a beginning teacher’s salary that doesn’t include cockroaches, mold or crime scene tape.
How NOT To Write A Romantic Subplot
(Note: this is a satirical article. I wish I didn’t have to make this disclaimer, but if I don’t, someone will take this whole joke way too seriously. This is literally how not to write a romantic subplot. Are we clear? Cool.) Here are some tips for writing an amazing, spectacular, absolutely perfect romantic subplot that nobody will hate!! #1: It’s Mandatory Every story must have a romantic subplot! It’s gotta be a law or something, since 95% of all stories have one.
One Fine Duke
The third audiobook in USA Today best-selling author Lenora Bell's sexy School for Dukes series is a Dracula-Northanger Abbey mash-up, with a dash of James Bond’s Miss Moneypenny. Ready. Raised in the countryside by her overprotective uncle, Miss Mina Penny’s dream of a triumphant London season is finally here. She determined her perfect match long ago: Rafe Bentley, the wickedest rake of them all.
ONE FINE DUKE by Lenora Bell Read by Beverley A Crick
Narrator Beverly Crick draws out the intrigue of this historical romance. Miss Mina Penny has lived in the country all her life, learning how to think and act like her spymaster uncle. When someone threatens to abduct the Duke of Thorndon's sister, Mina draws the duke into her investigation. As he trails along, they discover who's behind the threat--but their desire for each other may be the biggest discovery of all.
ONE FINE DUKE by Lenora Bell
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16 fiction and movie love stories that make the perfect Valentine's Day pair
Bridesmaids Behaving Badly series meets the ultimate always-a-bridesmaid, never-a-bride rom-com. In One and Only, Jane is the perfect bridesmaid, bending over backwards to make bride Elise happy, including babysitting the groom’s bad boy brother Cameron. Except Cameron has long-ceased to hold the troublemaker reputation that proceeds him and self-sacrificing Jane finds herself coming out of her shell and putting herself first for once in his presence.
FOR THE DUKE'S EYES ONLY
While looking for a priceless antique, they found each other. As children, Daniel and India were not only bosom friends who shared an obsession with archaeology, but also engaged to be wed someday, until India’s cruel father tore them apart. Now, as adults, Daniel has become the Duke of Ravenwood, known as Raven, and India’s sworn enemy.
Hot Stuff: March romance novels bring the heat to historical settings
The old aphorism goes that March comes in like a lion, and this month’s crop of new romance releases is no different, sparking our interest from the first pages with their vividly imagined heroines, crackling chemistry, and swoon-worthy settings. This month we focus on three new historical titles, plus a return to a long-running contemporary series.
Raising sepsis awareness
Does this sound familiar: Your loved one was recovering well in the hospital, things changed drastically, suddenly they were whisked off to the intensive care unit, doctors said they developed an infection, a catheter was used, urine was a dark brownish color, breathing was labored, a respirator was used, organs started to fail … life support? If this nightmare sounds familiar you may have experienced sepsis.
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