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    Lost in the Labyrinth
    Lost in the Labyrinth
    Lost in the Labyrinth
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    Lost in the Labyrinth

    By Lady T.L. Jennings

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    Three sisters, two gentlemen, and one love story
    Mr Daniel Garrett leads a peaceful and simple life in a small village close to the Peak District where afternoon tea is always served at three o’clock.
    However, when Ashley Thornhill, a charming gentleman and the most sought-after bachelor in the county, inherits Thornhill Manor, Daniel’s uncomplicated life is suddenly about to become a little bit more... complicated.
    During a summer picnic when Daniel is forced to chaperone his three lively sisters, Ashley boldly challenges him to solve the old and over-grown Celtic hedge maze on the estate.
    But the old, neglected labyrinth is more wild and dangerous than anyone may expect...

    Keywords: M/M romance, afternoon tea, supressed desire, mysterious labyrinth, Gay romance.

    An extract from the story:
    “I wonder what Ava meant,” Valerie said, “about the maze...”
    “Who knows?” Kathy shrugged and refilled her plate with even more strawberries. “She is rather strange sometimes.”
    “Ava is not strange; she is just a little bit different. That is all,” I corrected Kathy, and pointedly I moved the bowl with strawberries away from her. She gave me a sour grimace in reply, but wisely she did not say anything.
    “I wonder if there is something in the middle of the maze,” Valerie pondered out loud. “Perhaps a treasure, or maybe there is a ghost protecting something?”
    “Utter nonsense!” I interrupted her and felt myself blush. All of my sisters were acting disturbingly embarrassing today. “Do not be ridiculous, Val!”
    “Or a secret!” Kathy exclaimed. “The secret of the maze!”
    “According to legend, if you manage to find the middle of a Celtic pagan labyrinth, you get to make a wish...” Ashley mused and his green eyes sparkled. He lowered his voice for dramatic effect, “And no matter what you wish for, they say that your wish will come true!”

    Product details:
    Category: Gay Victorian Romance and Erotica
    Format: Kindle eBook
    Length: Afternoon delight (Novelette ~13500 words)
    Professionally proofread and edited by: Pauline Nolet
    Publisher: My Secret Quill

    About the author:
    Lady T. L. Jennings is a shy writer who loves the Victorian era and afternoon tea. She lives on the outskirts of Oxford in England, and writes Victorian erotica and romance with a dash of gothic mystique in longhand with a fountain pen.
    She collects books, corsets, and lovers (all with varying levels of success).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLady T.L. Jennings
    Release dateNov 9, 2018
    ISBN9781370203772
    Lost in the Labyrinth
    Author

    Lady T.L. Jennings

    Lady T. L. Jennings is a secretive writer who loves Victorian erotica and romance, afternoon tea, and small obedient dogs.Q: Where do you live?A: My residence is in Oxfordshire countryside on a secret location. Search, and you might find it...Q: Is Lady T. L. Jennings truly your real name?A: Why, of course. Well, almost. Oh well then, it is not – I prefer to write under a pseudonym. I am, however, a lady.Q: When do you write?A: Always after midnight, by the candlelight.Q: Where do you write?A: Under my blanket. Or, occasionally, on the back of my lovers.Q: What is your favourite tea?A: Ahmand’s English Breakfast. Served with milk, of course. No sugar; I am sweet enough.

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