Every Duke Has His Day by Suzanne Enoch is a fun read for lovers of Regency era romances.
The main characters Michael and Bitsy team together to recover Michael’s Aunt’s dog when it is dognapped from Bitsy’s home. (They had mistakenly taken each other’s dog home after a kerfluffle in the park)

They are attracted to each other and this book plays out their romance in non-spicy fashion, which while I kept waiting for the spiciness to kick in, I have to admit it didn’t make me dislike the book when it was tame throughout.

Ms. Enoch kept the characters on their feet with each other through the entire book – neither was looking to fall for each other, but they just couldn’t help it and it was fun to be along for their journey.
I’ve not read any of Ms. Enoch’s other books, but I am definitely going to check them out now.
I was given this book by NetGalley and the publisher for an honest review. All opinions are strictly my own.

This was a charming Regency romantic comedy. When Michael and Elizabeth walk almost identical black poodles in the park, and one of the dogs is stolen soon after, the pair get together to find the missing dog. I loved how the duo, seemingly very different, had such complimentary personalities. And I enjoyed the romance between Jimmy and Sally as well. And of course I loved the poodles.

I also liked that this book was one I could recommend to my mother or sisters without worrying about content. And I know they'd enjoy it :)

Every Duke Has His Day by Suzanne Enoch is a silly little Regency novel about poodles and their owners. Michael Bromley, Duke of Woriton is a chemist who has taken on care of his aunt's poodle. Elizabeth “Bitsy” Dockering is a debutante and owner of a vicious poodle and when their poodles are accidentally switched in an attempt to steal Bitsy's dog by a thwarted suitor, chaos ensues and the silliness begins. I enjoy a good Regency novel but I found this one was just a little bit over the top, tipping into ridiculous. Thank you to the author, publisher and NetGalley for an ARC of this novel in exchange for my honest review.

This was such a cute book! This was the first book I've read from this author and I really enjoyed it. The story was different from anything I've read recently and really captured my attention. It was so well written and the characters were fantastic.

I loved this Regency story by Suzanne Enoch! 'Every Duke Has His Day' is a charming story of Bitsy and Michael, and how they change each other's lives. The kidnapped poodle story line is hilarious. In fact the whole book is filled with laugh out loud, delightful dialogue. It didn't have spice (which I LOVED) and I hope there is more to come!

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for this ARC in exchange for an honest review. Honestly, I was missing Bridgerton and instead of impatiently rewatching seasons 1 and 2 in heady anticipation for season 3, I am glad I had this book to pick up instead. Eccentric scientist Michael and Diamond of the Season Bitsy clash in this adorable story of dogs, chemistry, and historical romantic comedy. This book lacks the spice that Bridgerton is known for so please don't go in expecting that, but expect LOTS of laughs. It was super adorable. I was smiling through the entire book and like our main leads, it's a little kooky, but in a good way.

Historical romcoms are a new favorite genre to me. After reading Suzanne Enoch's previous novel I was hoping she'd write more and I'm so glad she did. I devoured this book in less than a day! Not only are the characters fantastic but the whole "poodle-kidnapping" made me laugh out loud! I love when authors add animals into the storyline so this was a real hoot for me!

3.5
This was super cute! Zero spice BUT the plot was interesting (although it felt a little long). There were two side characters who were also likeable and got their happy ever after first. Would recommend if you like regency romance! Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC.

This was my first Suzanne Enoch book and I’m so happy I was able to read this!

Michael and Elizabeth (Bitsy) are complete opposite, grumpy sunshine, and absolutely perfect for each other. I also loved the little side story of Jimmy and Sally, those two are so cute.

I’m normally not a fan of several different points of view, but it was done very well, and not overwhelming. I actually enjoyed the little glimpses of how things are going through different eyes.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press, St. Martin's Griffin for this ARC. ~I was given this book and made no commitments to leave my opinions, favorable or otherwise~

This book was so cute! Read it in a day. Loved the side plots and the development of the romance.
Fun characters, easy plot.
A good, quick, summer read!
The reveal of Sally's poodle's full name was a very fun addition to a book that already had me smiling the entire time I read it.

"Every Duke Has His Day", by Suzanne Enoch, centers around Duke Michael Blumley, who is only interested in his scientific studies. This is to the consternation of his family who want him to start looking for a bride. Bitsy Dockering has had two seasons to find a suitor, and has only managed to snag Peter, who she just can't get rid of. When Bitsy and Michael run into each other in the park one day, they discover that they have almost identical black poodles. Sparks don't fly immediately, as Michael has no interest. However, when both of their dogs are stolen, they decide to work together to uncover the thief. Along the way, they develop an interest in each other as well.

I enjoyed the meet-cute element of this book, but had a harder time getting into the romance between Michael and Bitsy. Also, there were so many additional characters that it got a little confusing to keep things straight. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. All opinions are my own.

this is hands down my newest favorite historical rom com. i absolutely loved every single thing about this book!!!!! woriton was simultaneously frustratingly blunt but also so unknowingly sweet! i love how he allowed bitsy to flourish instead of resigning her to a ballroom or just some society girl. the side romance of sally and jimmy was just such a great contrast to peters gruff and horrifying requests. i loved this book and the name reveal at the end was CHEFS KISS!!!!

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's press for the e-ARC. All opinions are my own.

EVERY DUKE HAS HIS DAY is a delightful standalone regency rom-com featuring enemies to lovers (sort of) with a touch of mystery to solve and a dash of canine chaos.

I adored our main characters, Elizabeth ("Bitsy") and Michael. I enjoyed that they made Bitsy the Diamond of the season, since it's actually not so common to see the Diamond as the heroine. It was so refreshing to see Bitsy to be portrayed as someone who likes dancing and balls and pretty, frivolous things, but also has a good head on her shoulders and can stand as Michael's equal. Michael is also a delight as the male lead; having his big scientific brain's POV was great and really balanced out the story. I expected a fluffy rom-com and I definitely got that out of this book, but it also ended up being much deeper than I expected-- Bitsy and Michael both grow as characters over the course of the story and their gradually developing chemistry was wonderful to see.

The side characters were also fun-- I love that we get the "villain's" POV as well and it really fleshed out the story further. The secondary romance was unexpected but really enjoyable.

Oh, what a delightfully silly and engaging story! A dog theft, a scoundrel of a suitor, a mad scientist and a kind society lady, all wrapped up in a fun adventure!

I really enjoyed this light, clean read, perfect for summer afternoons on the porch! I found myself rooting for the dog thief and his lady love, just as much as I did for the main characters!

I received a free ARC from NetGalley, all enthusiastic opinions are my own!

Suzanne Enoch is a guaranteed winner whenever she has a new book out. Her humor woven into every story always provides a fun read%. Elizabeth and Michael’s story is so entertaining it’ll be over before you know it. Can a fun loving frivolous Lady be exactly what a grumpy, serious minded Duke needs? Throw in a couple of poodles and a bit of science and mystery for our couple to figure out and you’ll have a smashing good time. Loved this one!

This was a refreshing regency romantic comedy. I loved the opposites attract storyline of a scholarly Duke and the diamond of the season lady. Their intelligent interactions were a delight and their journey to love was fun. The secondary story of Jimmy and Sally's relationship was an added bonus. It was all around a great regency romance that didn't feel like all the others.

Talk about a fun Regency rom-com. So much fun! It begins with a grumpy scientist Duke that takes his aunt’s poodle for a walk when they have a run in with a sunshine Lady with her poodle. Such a cute meet cute it was. Then there’s accidental dog swapping, dognapping, an unlikely partnership, & a villain. I laughed & smiled throughout this book. It was definitely a different regency romance, so don’t expect anything to be typical of that genre. It’s also a clean romance, zero steam, but the romance was perfect. I seriously loved every moment & will be buying myself a copy when it gets published.

This was such a lovely read. The storyline was great and kept you entertained from start to finish. The characters were pleasant and likeable. Anything containing a dog in it is great good in my opinion. I will recommend this fun read!

Charming! Bitsy and her dog, Galahad, run into the Duke, Michael, and his aunt’s dog, Lancelot. In the confusion, they get the wrong dog. The resulting escapade is charming and will make you smile!

I received this as an ARC from NetGalley and the publishers.

For those that like light historical romances, dogs, science, and comedy this is for you.

Our male lead character, Michael, I adored from the get go. The main Female Bitsy, took a little bit. However, the character growth they both have separate and together is phenomenal.

There is a mild mystery sub plot. More for the characters than for the reader. However, it is delightful to see how they problem solve and the steps that are taken.

For those that have qualms about how some women are treated in historical books I will say this one will be refreshing.