Lady Louisa's Christmas Knight
Paperback
Series: Windhams: The Duke's Daughters, Book 3
RomanceGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction
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ISBN13: 9781728225296
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Published: Oct 27 2020
Pages: 384
Weight: 0.35
Height: 1.00 Width: 4.20 Depth: 6.80
Language: English
This beautiful yuletide Regency romance from bestselling author Grace Burrowes is sure to brighten any holiday!
When a lady has a secret, she needs more than a friend, she needs a hero...
No one would guess that Lady Louisa Windham, the most reserved of the Duke of Moreland's daughters, had once acted so rashly on a dare from her brother. But now a fortune hunter threatens to reveal her secret identity at a holiday ball, and it looks like all she's getting this Christmas season is scandal.
To keep Louisa from being publicly humiliated, close family friend Sir Joseph Carrington offers himself as a solution. As he courts Louisa with gentleness and gallantry, she finds in him a man perceptive enough to discern her hidden creative heart. They begin to realize their match may be the best Christmas gift either could imagine. But Sir Joseph has a secret of his own...
Praise for Grace Burrowes's Windham series:
Burrowes's fresh, gorgeous writing held me riveted from start to finish.--Meredith Duran, USA Today bestselling author
Brimming with passion, romance, and wit.--Sophia Nash, award-winning author
Witty, sensual, Regency romance featuring complex characters who ring true to the time period.--Booklist STARRED REVIEW
Tons of intrigue, searing seduction, and wonderful humor...a must-read for fans of Georgette Heyer and Regency romances.--Night Owl Reviews Top Pick
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