Think of England by K J Charles

In 1904, Captain Archie Curtis is navigating the emotional aftermath of loss and betrayal, haunted by memories that linger far too closely. Amidst the backdrop of post-Victorian England, he struggles to reconcile his past while grappling with newfound feelings for a former acquaintance. The complex dynamics of friendship and societal expectations weave a rich tapestry against which this deeply personal story unfolds.

As Archie attempts to forge a path forward, he encounters challenges that test his convictions and desires. The tension between duty and passion propels him into a world where love dances tantalizingly just out of reach. With each interaction, the stakes grow higher, and Archie must confront what it truly means to live authentically.

K.J. Charles expertly crafts a narrative that captures the intricacies of identity and the struggle for acceptance in a world bound by rigid norms. The exploration of heartbreak, loyalty, and self-discovery promises to keep readers turning pages, eager to see how Archie's journey unfolds amidst the dilemmas of love and societal pressures.