336 pages | Paperback

Jess Everlee follows up her sparkling debut with this charming, queer, historical romp. Two lifelong best friends find romance as they join forces to save The Curious Fox, an illegal gay club and the one place where they can truly be themselves.

London, 1885

David Forester and Noah Clarke have been best friends since boarding school. All grown up now, clever, eccentric Noah is Saville Rows most promising young tailor, while former socialite David runs underground queer club The Curious Fox.

Nothing makes David happier than to keep the incense lit, the pianist playing, and all his people comfortable, happy and safe until they stumble out into the dawn. But when the unscrupulous baron who owns the Fox moves to close it, Davids world comes crashing down.

Noahs never feared a little high-stakes gambling, but as he risks his own career in hopes of helping David, he realizes two things:

One: David has not been honest about how he ended up at The Curious Fox in the first place

Two: Noahs feelings for David have become far more than friendly

What future lies beyond those first furtive kisses? Noah and David can hardly wait to find out if they can untangle David from his web of deception without losing everything Noah has worked for.