The books that have been
collecting dust for so long they have become stained from it
Historian Gavin Lowden is in Northumberland on Christmas Eve for two
reasons: to find evidence of a romantic bond between Arthur and Lancelot, and
to finally tell his partner Piers that he loves him. Piers has promised to come
clean with his conservative family and join Gavin for their first holiday as a
couple, but at the last minute, he bails. Devastated, Gavin heads out onto the
moors alone, just as snow begins to fall…
Gavin stumbles into an underground chamber, where strange happenings
cause him to question what is real and what is fantasy. He’s found by two
mysterious men, who offer him a bed for the night–and awaken him to nuances of
erotic pleasure he didn’t know existed. Pleasure he hopes to be able to share
with Piers.
When Piers learns that Gavin has gone missing, he is desperate to find
him. He knows now breaking up was a terrible mistake, and he’s ready to take
the next step in their relationship—if it’s not already too late.
Winter Knights by Harper Fox
(men under the mistletoe anthology)
First published 5th December
2011 by Carina Press
iBook, 97 pages
Contemporary ‘holiday’ Romance
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My pen
scraped dryly on the page. Midsentence, on the trail of an idea, I paid no
attention and ploughed on, only noticing at the end of the line that I was no
longer writing but carving invisible latters into the paper. Damn.
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