'she tasted of whiskey and sin'
Lady Jenny's Christmas Portrait (The Duke's Daughters, #5) (Windham, #8) by Grace Burrowes Oh My! Burrowes does it again with those tantalizing, exploratory love scenes as the mostly innocent heroine spreads her wings and partakes at the cup of passion. But there is so much more in this Christmas tale. (As I remember, wasn't another Windham daughter involved in Christmas romance and adventuring, the fair Lady Sophie? Oh, and let's not forget Lady Louisa's Christmas fare! ) Christmas is obviously a time for more than stolen mistletoe kisses for those Windham lasses. In fact it's become quite a tradition! For Guinevere (Jenny) Christmas has become a time of remembrance of the brothers she's lost, the talent she is unable to use, and the children she seems doomed to never have. I really liked Elijah and his care for not only Guinevere's emotional being but her artistic soul. That he was willing to set her free, to let her seek her artisti...