"One of my all-time favorite authors!" -- Julia Quinn, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author
Readers who fell in love with Lucien De Montforte, the powerful and manipulative Duke of Blackheath in Danelle Harmon's internationally bestselling De Montforte Brothers Series, will welcome his reappearance -- and interference -- in this heartwarming Christmas novella set in England of 1779.
“One of my all-time favorite authors!” — Julia Quinn, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author
Readers who fell in love with Lucien De Montforte, the powerful and manipulative Duke of Blackheath in Danelle Harmon’s internationally bestselling De Montforte Brothers Series, will welcome his reappearance — and interference — in this heartwarming Christmas novella set in England of 1779. Lucien’s best friend Sir Roger Foxcote has long since lost the spirit of Christmas following a tragic loss. Lucien’s cousin Angela Seaford Holmes is widowed and destitute. Is Lucien’s gift of a portrait that Fox adores a mere Christmas gift to Angela, or is the manipulative, matchmaking duke back to his old tricks? Once again, Lucien sets in motion events that are all but guaranteed to bring together this unlikely pair.
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