Merry Christmas, My Viscount (Rules of the Rogue #2) by Emily Windsor. Historical Romance Release & ARC Review.

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Mrs Lily Mereworth’s List of Bold New Life Resolutions. To be completed by Christmas Eve, 1814.

• Burn Miss Pikesworth’s Guide to Etiquette – Achieved.
• Visit a gaming hell and win oneself lots of money – Achieved.
• Imbibe new-fangled absinthe – Preparations underway.
• Seduce a rogue – ?

Attending a Christmastide gathering is surely the best way for the most proper widow Mrs Lily Mereworth to complete her list and banish her past. After all, there will be more than a few suitable gentlemen present.
If only a shrewd, hazel-eyed viscount didn’t keep disrupting her plans…

Newly ennobled Viscount Asher Rainham has no schedule for seduction, Christmas or dallying with women. He has merely turned up for the good company, intelligent card playing and excellent brandy. But as snow swathes the land, a certain Mrs Mereworth confounds his expectations and assaults his methodical senses.
Asher, spymaster, a man who never takes risks, finds himself in need of some Rules of the Rogue…

Ghost stories on a windy night, swordplay down the Great Portrait Gallery, snapdragon in the dark – a lady and a gentleman with no thought to love… Merry Christmas. 

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Widowed Mrs. Lily Mereworth made a list of things to do. All things her husband would have forbidden.  She wants to rediscover herself. There are only two things left on her list,  and she only has this Christmas celebration  week at her friend's house to accomplish them.  She is a highly intelligent woman who has had hide what she is capable of for too long. 
Viscount Asher Rainham only recently gained his title because of his services to the Crown.  He is a spy master and the commander of some of the men at the house party.  He is a man who likes to calculate the odds of success of everything he does.  Everything must be orderly , and the pretty minx is confusing him. 
I want to go to a house party like this.  It was obviously so much more fun than the type we have nowadays. I loved all the entertainments they thought up.  There are lots of fascinating characters whose stories I'm dying to read.  I loved it. 

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Emily grew up in the north of England on a diet of historical romance and classical mythology.

Unfortunately, you couldn’t study Georgian slang or the Regency London Season, so she did the next best thing and gained a degree in Classics and History instead. This ‘led’ to an eight-year stint in engineering. 
Having left city life, she now lives in a dilapidated farmhouse in the country where her days are spent writing, fixing the leaky roof, battling the endless vegetation and finding pictures of well-tied cravats.

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