Unmasked by the Marquess
After I finished Oathbringer , I was having a hard time deciding what to read next. How do you follow up a 1200+ page epic? But then I remembered that it was Pride month and I had this book on my shelf and things spiraled a little bit. So buckle up for a month's worth of LGBTQ+ reads, starting with this queer historical romance. I've read enough London-based historical romance at this point to recognize the trappings. The dukes and marquesses and social expectations, the balls and dinners and chaperones. There's a framework within which all of these romances must operate. And this was a fun twist on it. Charity is masquerading as her deceased employer and friend, Robert Selby in the hopes of helping his younger sister find a husband before anyone realizes that Robert is dead and the dowry disappears. They scrape together enough money to spend a season in London, and Charity exaggerates an old family connection to get her foot in the door with an influential marquess, Al...