Harriet Bromley, the daughter of a prosperous merchant, is thrilled when she receives an invitation to spend the Christmas holidays with her cousin Jemma, at her country house in Rushfield Manor. Having grown up only with her brother’s company, the thought of spending time with a girl her own age is simply irresistible. Upon arrival though, she is greeted by a generous-hearted but slightly distant cousin. As fate would have it, while attending a party where she hoped to bond with her cousin, she instead finds herself oddly intrigued by a vexatious Earl.
Will his frustrating gestures eventually subside so that she can see his kind heart?
Clayton Stockton, Earl of Redgate, has to leave London for the countryside, as retreating there seems like the only hope of circumventing a mysterious threat on his life. Despite his reluctance to meet new people, prompted by a friend, he throws an eventful party, where he encounters the stunning Miss Bromley. However, first impressions do not go as planned and he sets his mind on proving his true colours to Harriet. Little did he know that after some long walks together, in the freezing but jolly countryside, he would be the one to discover life’s richest and most magical colours.
Will their connection prove to be something deeper than a few fleeting gazes?
Harriet and Clayton make a fabulous couple. This is a poignant and humorous story.
Through all of this book I would have been able to find a good storyline.
I borrowed this book from Kindle Unlimited.