A Kiss for Midwinter

Okay, coming back after a few days to review this a little more in depth - the backstory/connection between these two characters is nothing I've seen in any other romance and was handled really well, I think. I learned a lot about medicine in this era, which was, unsurprisingly, misogynist and terrible. I hadn't reread any of the Brothers Sinister series in quite a while, so while I recognized the references to previous characters/events, they didn't really have a lot of meaning to me at this point. Which is a long way of saying I think you could read this without reading [b:The Duchess War 13489919 The Duchess War (Brothers Sinister, #1) Courtney Milan https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1363009176l/13489919.SY75.jpg 19028791], but you should read The Duchess War anyway, it's so good. This is quick and sweet and oddly educational, and I recommend it.(2020 summer romance bingo: health care professional, probably wouldn't have worked for anything else besides HEA.)