The Yuletide Countess: Harriet's Traditional Regency Romance - Plot & Excerpts
Harriet had barely noticed her bedchamber the previous night, so tired was she from the journey, and relaxed from the mulled wine she had enjoyed before dinner and in the drawing room afterwards. But, when she awoke, a maid had already drawn the curtains, while a cheerful fire had been lit in the hearth, and she saw that her bedchamber was both large and elegantly decorated. The cream colored walls had ornamental panels with fanciful garden scenes painted upon them and were bordered with silvered paneling, and an enormous pale green and cream colored Aubusson carpet echoed the floral theme. Pale green hangings also adorned her bedstead, while an ocean of lace trimmed linen covered the quilts, and a young mountain of down pillows awaited the weary head. She reached out for the bell pull, and in short order a maid came with a tea tray that she set on the bed. “Will you have breakfast here, ma’am or come downstairs to the breakfast room?” she inquired. “I think I will join the family for breakfast,”
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