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Erica Ridley
Erica Ridley is a USA Today and New York Times bestselling of feel-good and witty historical romance novels.

The first romance that she ever read was “Once a Princess” by Johanna Lindsey. She was enthralled with the novel from start to finish. And from then on, she was addicted to historical romance. Erica then devoured the rest of Johanna’s backlist, before moving on to some other great J’s of this period: Julie Garwood, Judith McNaught, and Jude Deveraux. She owned about every historical romance that these ladies ever wrote, and she read quite a few of them more than once.

Erica can’t remember a time in her life when she didn’t want to be an author. She was writing “stories” (albeit rather horrible ones) by the time she began going to elementary school. Her family encouraged her to get a “real” job, and she did follow this advice for a number of years. She never believed it was right for her, and made up her mind around 2005 to give her childhood dream a real chance.

Like anything that is worth it, this took real time and effort, however she is incredibly glad she never gave up. She loves being and author and cannot imagine doing anything else by this point.

When she isn’t busy writing or reading romances, she can be found zip-lining through rainforests in Costa Rica, riding camels in Africa, or getting horribly lost in the middle of Budapest.

“The Viscount’s Tempting Minx” is the first novel in the “Dukes of War” series and was released in the year 2014. Select individuals could consider Lady Amelia Pembroke to be a managing type of female, however truly, most would be lost without her help. Why, the latest on-dit is that rakish Viscount Sheffield is going to cancel the party of the year because he has no time for silly soirees. He doesn’t need the time, he just needs her.

When a flash of lightning destroys the venue for the annual Christmas ball his family throws, Lord Benedict Sheffield intends to just enjoy a relaxing holiday just once. However after twelve days of beguiling Lady Amelia’s guerrilla tactics, he is up to his tie with tinsel. And tumbling head over heels in love.

“The Earl’s Defiant Wallflower” is the second novel in the “Dukes of War” series and was released in the year 2014. Oliver York comes back from war to find that his dad’s dead, his finances are in arrears, and he’s now the new Earl of Carlisle. If he doesn’t marry some heiress, and quickly, he and his tenants will be pitching their tents down by the Thames. He certainly should not be trading kisses with some penniless debutante. Doesn’t matter how captivating she is.

Miss Grace Halton is in England only long enough to satisfy the terms of her dowry. However a marriage of convenience is nowhere near as easy as she had hoped. Back in the US, her ailing mom needs medicine that only her dowry could afford. Which means the dashing earl she is unable to get off her mind is the only man that she cannot allow into her heart.

“The Captain’s Bluestocking Mistress” is the third novel in the “Dukes of War” series and was released in the year 2015. Captain Xavier Grey’s body is back among the beautiful people, however his mind is unable to break free from all the horrors of war. His buddies attempt to help him find some peace. He realizes that he doesn’t deserve it. Exactly like he doesn’t deserve the attentions of a certain sultry bluestocking that’s intent on seducing him into bed.

Spinster Jane Downing wants to get off the shelf and right into the arms of some hot blooded man. More accurately, the dangerous and dark Captain Grey. She might not be destined to be the man’s wife, however nothing is going to get her way from being his mistress. She could quote the classical Greek by the time she turned four. How tough can it really be to learn the language of love?

“The Major’s Faux Fiancee” is the fourth novel in the “Dukes of War” series and was released in the year 2015. Major Bartholomew Blackpool learns that the girl-next-door from his childhood is going to be forced into an unwanted marriage, he goes back home so he can play her pretend beau. He believes that now he’s missing a leg, a faux fiancee is about the best an ex-soldier is able to get. He admires the woman’s pluck, yet this lady deserves a man that’s whole, and he is going to ensure that she gets one.

Miss Daphne Vaughan hates the fact that crying off is going to destroy Major Blackpool’s chances for finding a true bride. She plots to get him to jilt her first. Who really cares that it would ruin her? She never wanted to be married anyway. However the major is just as determined that she break off their engagement. With the couple both on their worst behavior, they don’t expect that their fake betrothal would lead to real love.

“The Brigadier’s Runaway Bride” is the fifth novel in the “Dukes of War” series and was released in the year 2015. Miss Sarah Fairfax is having a pretty awful year. Her intended died at war. The man’s child is in her belly. So to secure her future, she resigns herself to a loveless marriage. Right when she is about to say I do, her fiancee comes back from the grave to crash her wedding. However he isn’t the carefree and charming guy that she remembers.

Brigadier Edmund Blackpool, after he was left for dead out on the battlefield, is now scarred inside and out. He battles his way back home just to find his intended before the altar with his own best friend. He is going to be the one that marries her, no matter what she wants. However when his new bride vanishes with his child, he has to reopen wounds to win the most important battle of his entire life.