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Once Upon an Aggravatingly Heroic Kiss: Edith's story
Paperback
Series: The Whickertons in Love, Book 7
ISBN13: 9783964822642
Publisher: Bree Wolf
Published: Jul 17 2026
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.27 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some call it meddling-she calls it making things right. Lady Edith Weston doesn't believe love should come second to duty. So when her closest friend, Lady Adele, is set to marry a man she doesn't love-simply to please her family-Edith refuses to accept it. That Christmas, she sees something unexpected: a quiet glance, a gentle moment, a spark between Adele and a visiting northern gentleman. Edith recognizes it as love beginning. And she'll do everything she can to help it grow.
He came for the holidays-and met a young lady who upends all his plans. Jasper Beaumont, Earl of Whickerton, has one year to fulfill a promise to his late father: marry, and secure the future of the family line. But the season is nearly over, and no match has felt right. Until he arrives at Cumberton Castle and meets Lady Edith-fiercely loyal, delightfully outspoken, and utterly unlike anyone he expected.
This isn't just a love story-it's the beginning of a legacy. As Edith orchestrates a holiday scheme in the name of love, something unexpected happens: her own heart begins to hope. And in choosing happiness over duty, Edith and Jasper sow the seeds of a family legacy-one that will echo through generations and prove that true love is always worth fighting for.
It all began with a Christmas, a conviction, and a young woman brave enough to choose joy.
If you need a reminder that love doesn't always arrive boldly-but it does arrive-this story understands.
A clean historical romance filled with tenderness, courage, and hope.
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