Downloading The Grand Deception of Benedict Blackmoor
"Benedict Blackmoor was not in want of a wife…"
With echoes of Bridgerton and Jane Austen's novels, this Steamy Gay M/M Regency Romance is a daring, sparkling, twisted tale of love and deception.
Benedict Blackmoor, a 24-year-old heir to a grand estate, faces an impossible ultimatum from his dying grandfather: find love or lose the family fortune to his younger brother.
Uninterested in any potential bride, Benedict finds himself in a pickle. But a chance encounter at a drag cabaret introduces him to Vivienne LaFleur, a dazzling drag queen whose true identity is a mysterious young man named Victor.
Desperate to save his beloved cabaret from closure, Victor offers to pose as Benedict's love interest for a handsome fee, and Benedict agrees. It seems like the perfect plan: he'll grant his grandfather's wish and secure the estate without breaking any girl's heart when he needs her to disappear forever.
But there's one thing Benedict didn't account for—his own heart, as he slowly finds himself captivated, not by Vivienne, but by Victor himself.
With echoes of Bridgerton and Jane Austen's novels, this Steamy Gay M/M Regency Romance is a daring, sparkling, twisted tale of love and deception.
Benedict Blackmoor, a 24-year-old heir to a grand estate, faces an impossible ultimatum from his dying grandfather: find love or lose the family fortune to his younger brother.
Uninterested in any potential bride, Benedict finds himself in a pickle. But a chance encounter at a drag cabaret introduces him to Vivienne LaFleur, a dazzling drag queen whose true identity is a mysterious young man named Victor.
Desperate to save his beloved cabaret from closure, Victor offers to pose as Benedict's love interest for a handsome fee, and Benedict agrees. It seems like the perfect plan: he'll grant his grandfather's wish and secure the estate without breaking any girl's heart when he needs her to disappear forever.
But there's one thing Benedict didn't account for—his own heart, as he slowly finds himself captivated, not by Vivienne, but by Victor himself.