📖 peek insideThe Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue
by Mackenzi Lee
Henry "Monty" Montague is a roguish young lord embarking on a Grand Tour of Europe with his best friend Percy and his sister Felicity. What begins as a hedonistic trip filled with drinking and gambling quickly spirals into a high-stakes adventure involving a stolen artifact and dangerous pursuers. This queer historical romp is celebrated for its humor, heart, and exploration of identity. It's a fast-paced journey that balances lighthearted fun with poignant reflections on race, disability, and societal expectations.
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