The Duke's Christmas Greetings (Regency Christmas Summons Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
For that neglect, I do hope my brother will forgive me beyond the grave. I will, however, rectify my neglect immediately as I am certain you do not wish for your girls to follow in your impetuous and scandalous footsteps. Fortunately for them, scandal is not in the blood. Otherwise I would not waste a second of my time with concern over your daughters and would believe their causes to be quite lost. As things stand, however, I believe they can be saved from themselves and from your lax guardianship of them. Therefore, I will expect the four of you to attend me this Christmas at Danby Castle so I might determine the best course of action for each of you. Highfield Park, Buckinghamshire ~ December 1816 “That’s hardly fair, Braden,” Lady Patience Post complained as her oldest half-brother, the Marquess of Bradenham, frowned at her from behind his large mahogany desk. And it wasn’t fair. He had told her, after all that, she could keep Ashes and now he was insisting she could not.
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