Brook Street: Thief |
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| Author:
| March, Ava |
| Series title: | Brook Street Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4268-9342-1 |
| Publication Date: | Mar 2012 |
| Publisher: | Harlequin Enterprises ULC
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| Imprint: | Carina Press |
| Book Format: | Ebook |
| List Price: | USD $1.99 |
Book Description:
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"March explores a secretive world of early 1820s London gentlemen who search for same-sex romance . . . a charming and spicy novella." --Publishers WeeklyLondon, 1822
It was only supposed to be one night. One night to determine once and for all if he truly preferred men. But the last thing Lord Benjamin Parker expected to find in a questionable gambling hall in Cheapside is a gorgeous young man who steals his heart.
It was only supposed to be a...
More Description "March explores a secretive world of early 1820s London gentlemen who search for same-sex romance . . . a charming and spicy novella." --Publishers WeeklyLondon, 1822It was only supposed to be one night. One night to determine once and for all if he truly preferred men. But the last thing Lord Benjamin Parker expected to find in a questionable gambling hall in Cheapside is a gorgeous young man who steals his heart.It was only supposed to be a job. Cavin Fox has done it many times--select a prime mark, distract him with lust, and leave his pockets empty. Yet when Cavin slips away under the cover of darkness, the only part of Benjamin he leaves untouched is his pockets.With a taste of his fantasies fulfilled, Benjamin wants more than one night with Cavin. But convincing the elusive young man to give them a chance proves difficult. Cavin lives with a band of thieves in the worst area of London, and he knows there's no place for him in a gentleman's life. Yet Benjamin isn't about to let Cavin--and love--continue to slip away from him."As always, Ava March gives us very emotional, sensual love scenes that really make her books romantic." --Smexy Books"The story of two men from diametrically opposed social classes in Regency England and the way they find each other and connect in a time when the love they share dares not speak its name . . . I couldn't be happier to have given this book a chance." --The Novel Approach Reviews