In Regency London, it is universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. But, unlike the wealthy D'arcy, Cavendish De Courcy's family is broke and he must marry an heiress to save the De Courcys from ruin. When, two weeks from his wedding, he meets the superbly proportioned Nathaniel and succumbs to all the illicit joys that gay 18th-century London brings, how on earth can Cavendish face his upcoming promise to his bride to be? His family is facing financial and social ruin. And how will he and Nathaniel ever find their happy ever after?
This is a sweet tale of an unexpected emotional awakening and the Love that dare not speak it's name.
Only wish this was longer, as the writing is very good and the story moves along nicely, but I would have liked more time fleshing out the characters.
But I did however very much enjoy the clever way that Cavendish found a solution to his "problem". Even though it is a litle far fetched. But Clever.
Sort of...Have your Cake and eat it too. ( )