Theodore Wentworth, who possesses little more than a sharp and...

Theodore Wentworth, who possesses little more than a sharp and
well-educated mind, is trying to solicit a sponsor for his studies of
Greek antiquity by performing recitations at gatherings of collectors.
Desperate for luck and better skills in oratory, in jest, he places a
coin at the feet of a statue of Hermes. It seems like coincidence when
his fortune turns and a gentleman calling himself Alexander becomes his
benefactor. Despite his friend John teasing him about it, Theodore
continues to offer tokens to Hermes and sinks himself into his study of
the classics.
Alexander encourages Theodore’s interest, prompting Theodore to face
desires he tried to put aside years before. As Theodore embraces the
knowledge, he must also resist his attraction to Alexander—knowing his
feelings are a serious crime in Victorian England.
But the secret Alexander keeps will change everything in a love story
 for the ages, steeped in taboo, temptation, history, and myth.

With everything being the way it is at the moment and some light relief being needed in the world, I’m doing a giveaway of my novella - Patron - for the duration of March and April :)

If you would like a copy, drop me an ask or a DM with your e-mail address and whether you’d prefer it in mobi, epub or PDF format.