Cupid Comes to Little Valentine

About the book

Sylvester Cavendish, the Earl of Beaumarsh, is completely unfamiliar with Little Valentine, and even if he had heard of it, he wouldn't even think about paying a visit.

The seaside town of Little Valentine is a quaint and quiet destination, where the middle class go to retire and the elderly come to sip on the healing waters. It's not trendy at all and lacks the entertainment that Beau believes is necessary to survive a boring day.

Despite this, the earl somehow ends up in Little Valentine after narrowly escaping death. Beau knows that his cousin is to blame for the attempt on his life, but he can't figure out how the poison was administered. However, he is determined to stop his cousin Cuthbert from inheriting the earldom. Fed up with waiting for Cuthbert to ruin himself through drinking or debauchery, he takes matters into his own hands.

Unbeknownst to Cuthbert, Kirby, Beau's loyal valet and former prizefighter, whisks his master away to recover in a place where no one would suspect. Despite still feeling the effects of the poison, Beau immediately makes an impression on the community, especially on Miss Clementine Honeywell, when he vomits on her shoes.

Miss Honeywell, the eldest daughter of a kind but scatterbrained vicar, is used to taking charge of situations. The arrival of the infamous Earl of Beaumarsh is a circumstance that requires urgent action. Like draining a wound, they must get rid of him quickly before his toxic presence infects the rest of their charming town.

If only he wasn't so captivating, and handsome, and... frustrating!

The man really needs to leave.