The Soldier's Scoundrel (The Turner Series, #1)

by Cat Sebastian

Oliver found that he was surprised, not that Turner was involved in any kind of cloak-and-dagger enterprise that required leaping out of windows under cover of darkest night, but rather that he wasn’t apparently very good at it.

The richer the man, the more likely it was that he had gone to a school whose only purpose was to introduce him to other rich lads and make all of them unfit for the company of anyone but themselves.

“You brought twenty-four shirts for a week in the country,” he said when he saw Oliver’s eyes open. Jack owned eight shirts and considered at least four of them to be embarrassing luxuries.