It's our final match-up for Put Up Your Dukes! It's time for Bewcastle from SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS by Mary Balogh going up against Colton from THE COURTESAN DUCHESS by Joanna Shupe.

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It's our pentultimate duke match-up, pitting Jervaulx from Flowers from the Storm by Laura Kinsale up against St. Cyres from The Wicked Ways of a Duke by Laura Lee Guhrke.

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It's our next duke match up! This time, it's Wyndham from MR CAVENDISH I PRESUME by Julia Quinn vs Edinburgh (aka Tavish MacKenzie the swordmaker) from A DUKE BY DEFAULT by Alyssa Cole.

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We're continuing to Put Up Our Dukes here at The Smut Report podcast! This time around, it's the Duke of Clermont from The Duchess War by Courtney Milan squaring off against the first Duke of Claymore from Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught (not to be confused with the OTHER Duke of Claymore, from Whitney My Love). 

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The dukes keep on coming! This time, it's Ashbury from THE DUCHESS DEAL by Tessa Dare vs Leighton from ELEVEN SCANDALS TO START TO WIN A DUKE'S HEART by Sarah MacLean.

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Next up in the bracket we've got the baddest duke of all: Montgomery from DUKE OF SIN by Elizabeth Hoyt. Can Greycourt from PROJECT DUCHESS by Sabrina Jeffries take him on?

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Our bracket continues with a double DUKE IN DISGUISE matchup, with books by Cat Sebastian and Aydra Richards.

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The epic showdown to determine the Best Romance Duke begins! 

We read A Duke of Her Own by Eloisa James and What I Did for a Duke by Julie Anne Long.

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Hear-ye, hear-ye! The Smut Report will be determining, once and for all, who the best romance duke is. Over the next twelve episodes, we'll be pitting romance novel dukes against each other and very scientifically picking our favorites.

It's time to Put Up Your Dukes!

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This month, Erin, Holly, and Ingrid are talking about epilogues. What purpose do they serve? When do they really work—and when are they forgettable? What are some of our favorite epilogues?

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