Lady Jenny's Christmas Portrait
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Narrated by:
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James Langton
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By:
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Grace Burrowes
Let bestselling author Grace Burrowes whisk you away to Regency England for a Christmas romance you won't soon forget!
- Dazzling chemistry and fiery passion
- Witty, charming characters that jump off the page
- Breathtakingly gorgeous storytelling
Lady Jenny is hopeful Christmas will bring her what she's always desired...
Elijah Harrison left home ten years ago, swearing he wouldn't come back until he'd gained entry into the Royal Academy of Arts. Now the last step toward winning a nomination to the Academy includes painting portraits of the elderly Viscount Rothgreb's grandchildren for the holiday, assisted by their aunt, Lady Jenny Windham. Elijah recognizes Jenny from previous artistic encounters, and soon sees that she is not only beautiful, kind, and patient—she's also a talented artist in her own right. Being a duke's daughter has always meant putting her artistic goals to the side, but perhaps with Elijah by her side, Jenny's dreams may finally come true.
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The Heroine is a "want to be" artist, she has dress as a man painted the hero naked. Yet still didn't managed to make a life for herself, not even as an eccentric.
Though the brothers in this family, seem to have a close and supportive relationship. The girls are horny, frustrated, lonely, unfulfilled, complaining, individuals. Who sneak around and never support each other or get caught. Through bad luck or curiosity their chastity is non existent, you wonder what their parents were about.
I didn't make it to the end, it was so tedious, I couldn't continue inflicting pain on myself.
I have seen comments that state the Narrator portrays, the girls as whinging, but what else can he do with such material.
Boring, Boring and Boring.
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