After a tryst that ended badly in their youth, Elizabeth's dutiful administrator and dedicated poet Fulke Greville is reluctant to climb into bed with his friend Philip Sidney again – especially now that he is married.
Unfortunately for him, the love he felt for Sidney all those years ago has never died, and no matter how hard his serious heart resists, he can't hide it away or ignore it for long now that the man has returned from his stay in France. He's always been powerless in the face of charming, roguish Sidney, who takes what he wants and seduces what he can't take.
It doesn't help that Greville's clever and well-liked wife, Mary, has developed a taste and a desire for Sidney herself. Amidst the jealousy and the passion and the years-old hurt, it may no longer be possible for Greville to come out of this situation well. Or is it?
Unfortunately for him, the love he felt for Sidney all those years ago has never died, and no matter how hard his serious heart resists, he can't hide it away or ignore it for long now that the man has returned from his stay in France. He's always been powerless in the face of charming, roguish Sidney, who takes what he wants and seduces what he can't take.
It doesn't help that Greville's clever and well-liked wife, Mary, has developed a taste and a desire for Sidney herself. Amidst the jealousy and the passion and the years-old hurt, it may no longer be possible for Greville to come out of this situation well. Or is it?
