The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue

Appeal Factors: Character, Romance, Humor, and Tone

Follow the 18th-century escapades of Henry “Monty” Montague, expected to be a gentleman by his family, but wanting to play the rogue, and in love, he thinks, with his best friend, Percy Newton. Monty and Percy set off on the Grand Tour of Europe which quickly devolves into a swashbuckling, penniless adventure of being chased and chasing their hunters. Will Monty and Percy escape? Will Monty confess his love for Percy? Prepare to be delighted with Mackenzi Lee's historical fiction romp, and the swoonablity factor of Monty's potential romance with Percy. As an aside, Monty's sister, Felicity, is a resourceful, intelligent, and fierce companion throughout the book, and will be the main character in Lee's second book in the series: The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy.

PS: The audio version performed by Christian Coulson is delectable!