Jefferson Blythe, Esquire by Josh Lanyon

And, more dismaying, looking ahead to a future where he wouldn’t be around to celebrate holidays. It gave you a whole new perspective.īut anyway, no need to make a decision on that. It was definitely different being one of the principal players in a case. It was going to make a hell of a book, though Griff was no longer sure he was the right person to write it. Long-lost heir returns after twenty years. May this season be filled with lovely surprises. I wish you all the jolliest of winter seasons. OR that I just want to share with you, my readers! (Black Orchid martinis, anyone?)īecause the codas are a holiday gift to you, they also remain available for free on my blog (minus edits, expansion, or erotic content). As before, I’m including recipes for cocktails and dishes that are either featured in the original works or seem to add some final comment or insight into the era or the characters or their relationship. Since then I’ve written an additional nineteen codas, so it seems about time to do another collection. I ran the codas on my blog and left them up there for readers to enjoy all year round.Īt the request of readers, I collected the codas in an expanded and edited edition which I published in 2015 as Merry Christmas, Darling. In 2012 I began a holiday tradition of writing holiday codas for some of my-and your-favorite stories. JEFFERSON BLYTHE, ESQUIRE: Jefferson and Georgeįor a free audiobook download sign up for Josh’s newsletter now! MURDER BETWEEN THE PAGES: Felix and Leonard STRANGE FORTUNE: Aleister Grimshaw and Valentine Strangeīlue Cheese, Bacon, and Balsamic Onion Burger THE FRENCH HAVE A WORD FOR IT: Colin and Thomasīûche de Noël (Yule Log Cake with Coffee Buttercream and Ganache)

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Jefferson Blythe, Esquire by Josh Lanyon