A Gentleman Never Keeps Score by Cat Sebastian

Martin, it seemed to me was somewhere between gray-ace and demisexual (but I am certainly no expert so please feel free to correct me in the comments and I will update as necessary). It seems that he has not much thought about romance in general, regarding sex as casual fun, physical pleasure but not so much about the heart. Will is bisexual but has never let himself think of Martin in a sexual way. They spend months together in the country as Martin regains as much of his health as he can and grow even closer in the meantime. Will and Martin grew up together and, while their mutual family dynamic is somewhat fraught and complicated, they have always been best friends who care deeply for one another and who would do anything for each other. This book picks up shortly after, when Will has virtually abducted Martin and taking him to the countryside to live in a small cottage and attempt to nurse him back to health.

By the end of the book (spoiler alert) Martin had been found but was very ill. In A Gentleman Never Keeps Score, Will Sedgwick was a secondary character, who was desperately looking for his friend Sir Martin Easterbrook. I enjoyed A Gentleman Never Keeps Score when it came out – although the first book in your Seducing the Sedgwicks series, It Takes Two to Tumble, languishes on the TBR of Doom (I really must get to it) – so I was keen to read Two Rogues Make a Right. Kaetrin B- Reviews / Book Reviews bisexual / demisexual / friends-to-lovers / gray-ace / Historical / only one bed / queer 3 Comments JREVIEW: Two Rogues Make a Right by Cat Sebastian

A Gentleman Never Keeps Score by Cat Sebastian