Readers who have enjoyed the inspirational, clean, and heartfelt stories of authors like Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, and Charles Dickens may enjoy this great read from the early 1800’s in England about one of the most important thing in life - finding love. Miss Violet Drake desires to dance with the duke's son but finds out that both sons want her attention. Who will she choose the good one or the evil one. But which one is good and which one is evil? Miss Violet Drake never considered herself to be a beauty, especially not in the company of her beautiful cousin, Lady Ella, but when she received a letter from Lord Mallen, who she and Lady Ella had befriended in their childhood, she was extremely surprised. The message also included an invitation to a lavish ball hosted by Lord Mallen’s mother, the Duchess of Hawkridge. With the help of Lady Ella, Miss Drake is confident enough to speak to Lord Mallen without making a spectacle of herself, and things seem as though he is very taken with her as well. Lord Mallen is confident that Miss Drake is the woman who he wishes to marry, but when his meddling younger brother involves himself in Lord Mallen’s affairs, his future with Miss Drake is threatened. Will Lord Mallen have the tenacity to stand up to his brother and end his meddling or will he lose the love of his life to an undeserving opponent? If you love Regency, inspirational-romance stories that are clean and wholesome and often include dukes, earls, barons, marquesses, lords and ladies, you will enjoy Dance with a Duke's Son. *This is a historical Regency romance novel of approximately 10,000 words. No cliffhangers, no cheating, and a sweet happily ever after. www.hiseverlastinglove.com