An Unnatural Vice
Sunday, April 23, 2023
An Unnatural Vice (2017) K.J. Charles (Sins of the Cities)
Justin stayed upstairs until he heard the door shut. Some people would call it flagrant physical cowardice to leave a twelve-year-old girl to deal with a large enraged man, and those people would be absolutely right, but Justin would have bet the house that Nathaniel Roy would never be angry enough to strike a child.
Nathaniel found competence intensely attractive, and Lazarus was very, very good at what he did.
What he did for a living was vicious and despicable by the world’s standards, therefore he was frequently despised for it. Since Justin felt every bit as much contempt for the world and its standards as it did for him, this was not a problem.
“It must be wonderful if you can afford to do the right things. I can’t, so I’m going to carry on being petty and contemptible for money.
Publisher: Loveswept
Rating: 8/10
- Categories: 8/10, British, eBook, Historical, Mental Health Rep, Mystery, Queer, Reread, Romance, Sexual Content
- Tags: Boinking, Grief, KJ Charles, MM, Sins of the Cities, Victorian Era
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