I think together they brought out each others better qualities. I was less emotionally gutted by the leading guy, Robert, but he was a great match for Minerva. I love how Courtney dealt with it and made the love story happen around it. In this one, the leading lady dealt with something that is pretty easy to identify now but back then would have been paralyzing. The issues addressed in this series are real, raw, and sometimes downright emotionally gripping. Read/Listened for Fun (Kindle/Audible) Tracking Books Read Review (Short) Overall Rating: 4.25 Story Rating: 4.25 Character Rating: 4.25 Audio Rating: 4.50 (not part of the overall rating) First Thought when Finished: The Duchess War was just as heavy as the novella was-these are not light historicals but they are good! Overall Thoughts: I am just going to say it: Courtney Milan goes for the emotional gut every dang time and won't stop until she has rung you dry! These are not for those that prefer light historicals. Her voices are amazing and her dramatizations enhance the characters in the stories. Last but never least is the wonderful narration of Rosalyn Landor.
She's the next in line with the novella, A Kiss for Midwinter. The book follows some great ins and outs and the humor never fails. This book is about Robert, The Duke and Minerva (Minnie) and how they meet and fall in love. We get some insight into the relationship between the brothers and their love for one another as well as meet Sebastian and Violet. Here we get an introduction to Oliver, the son of Serena from The Governess and bastard brother. The series has expanded to sisters, friends, etc.
Oliver, the bastard brother of the duke and Sebastian, the cousin. The series seemed to focus on three best friends. Although that one was short it had a great deal of content. This is the continuing story from the novella The Governess Affair. Happy continuation for The Brothers Sinister
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