The Wrong Path by Stevie Woods

[reviews_and_ramblings]

The alternative regency fantasy world seems to be very popular among the M/M authors. In this very short story (less then 20 pages), Zeke is a nobleman who is betrothed to the son of his father's business partner against his will. But he accept to travel to the near city to meet the soon-to-be "groom". Instead he has an accident and is rescued by Crispin, a middle class man who has just dumped his partner and is searching relax in his country cottage. The connection between the two, both mental than sexual, is immediate and the two share a night of passion... and the morning after what will happen?

This story is really short... I like the setting and also the hint of a story that could be very interesting. I'd like to read more, only hope this is an attempt of Stevie Woods to write something longer in this regency fantasy world.

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Comments

[erastes.livejournal.com]

I shall certainly be buying this one, it's the first I've seen which is overtly Neo-Regency, and that pleases me.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

I discover a new term: Neo-Regency. Is it in this way that I can define this alternative Regency period? In the last month I have read a few books, I think the first was My Fair Captain by J.L. Langley. elisa