A Governess For The Brooding Duke by Bridget Barton

This is an entertaining and engrossing story. Hamilton is sulky and closed off, but his reactions to Georgette are not typical from day one. Georgette is a sweet, kind and loving person and therefore is determined to protect the twins. As the story unfolds Hamilton comes out of his fog little by little, and Georgette gets more vocal. It's really a touching story and I very much enjoyed reading it.

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