What can I say about him? I know I would have a lot of fun with this book once I started reading about him and his and his brother-in-law talk.

That at first I was always thinking 'I really hope she gets happiness soon because she deserves it.' And that warms my heart and makes me so happy. A really good mother and everything she does, she does it for him, for Georgie. She's very protective of her family, and especially of her son, which totally makes sense, she's a mom. She has this fire-y personality and she's not afraid to say what she thinks. And she's now like other women, what makes him even more intrigued by her. He tries to break her walls little by little with every meeting and every conversation they have, which makes me so happy. Lizzie and Hal's interactions were fun to read and they certainly had chemistry. (I'm not going to give any spoilers about the rest, this is just the initial part of the book.) So, there she is, in a ballroom, where she ends up meeting Henry 'Hal' Stuart, Earl of Redbridge.

Unfortunately for her, Lizzie's father has other ideas, and has decided that she needs to get married, that it would be in her best interest to find a husband that could protect her. A normal life where George doesn't have to hide forever. She has decided to leave her aristocratic life and move away, so she can have peace and so that Georgie can have a normal childhood, like any other kid, that's what Lizzie wishes for herself but most importantly for her son. She just wants to be left alone, happy and contempt, with her little boy, George. Then the story jumps 5 years, Lizzie is now older and has sworn off men, and sworn of marriage. The fact that he jilt her, left her facing a scandal, not only because he was leaving her for another woman, but he was also leaving her pregnant. The story starts with the female main character, Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Wilding, waiting in the church for her fiance, the man she thought as the love of her life, only to have him jilt her. And I will certainly recommend it when people ask me for a Christmas book.

It's all new and exciting, and I know I will re-read her book again and again in the future. Like I said before, this is my first Virginia Heath's book so I wasn't familiar with her style or writing, and that's something I love when I find a new-to-me author and get to read their books for the first time. I only put it down because I had to go to sleep, but once I woke up I got back to it.

His Mistletoe Wager by Virginia Heath