A Gentleman's Gentleman

<b>WINNER OF THE LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD FOR LGBTQ+ ROMANCE<br><br>A <i>NEW YORK TIMES </i>NOTABLE BOOK • A <i>USA TODAY </i>BESTSELLER • From the acclaimed author of <i>Chef's Kiss</i>, a groundbreaking trans Regency romance that's both delightfully witty and refreshingly iconoclastic.<br><br>“<i>A Gentleman’s Gentleman</i> is a thoroughly charming confection of a romance. If you’re looking for a tender, gentle slow burn, this is the book for you.” —Cat Sebastian, author of <i>We Could Be So Good</i><br><br></b>The notoriously eccentric Lord Christopher Eden is a “man of unusual make” and even more unusual habits: he prefers to live far from the prying eyes and ears of the <i>ton</i>, and would rather have the comfortable company of his childhood cook and his aged butler than the swarm of servants and hangers-on befitting a man of his station. But Christopher’s pleasant, if occasionally lonely life is upended when he receives word from his lawyers that, according to his late father’s will, he must find a wife by the end of the Season if he intends to keep his family’s fortune and the Eden estate. Christopher cannot imagine a worse fate: as he isn’t attracted to women, his chances of making a wife happy are slim. Furthermore, if his quest to marry has any hope of succeeding, he must move to London posthaste and acquire some more suitable staff.<br><br>Enter James Harding, Christopher’s new, distractingly handsome—if rigidly traditional—valet. After a rocky start, the two strike up a fragile friendship amid the throes of the London Season . . . a friendship that threatens to shatter under the looming shadow of Christopher’s impending nuptials—and the secrets both men are keeping. With its heady combination of dry wit, slow-burn romance, and a nuanced portrait of trans identity, <i>A Gentleman’s Gentleman</i> stands to transform the historical romance genre as we know it.<br><br><b><br></b>