Mr. Winterbourne's Christmas

This one was a struggle to get through because they were barely able to interact, and on the rare occasions they did, they were always interrupted.

Sorry, not my cup of tea. Wasn't that engaged with the plot, had no Christmas vibes, not much about the developing relationship, a rushed sex scene, too many characters I didn't care about and I can't believe I paid for it.

I enjoy these two characters but this is somewhat dissatisfying because there hasn't been anymore books for this series but there's still a lot of questions. I also definitely recommend reading the two books back to back because, after reading quite a few historical romances in-between, it took me a while to remember who everyone was. There are a LOT of characters in this book and not enough pages to really get a sense of who everyone is enough to tell them apart. This story is a little more well-rounded sexually in that there are all sorts of couples represented but that also means not enough time is spent with the main characters. It's hard not to think of this more as a novella for fans rather than a second book in a series.

A delightful holiday story. The love between Adam and Lysander was so palpable but it was nice to see the angst in trying to express their feelings. I just wish their story was a full length novel !!!