In a way, Payton is more ready to be a king than Simon Simon still needs the advice of faithful counselors, but not since he is prudent, I believe since he is still too young. And Payton is not the usual virgin maid type of character true, he is virgin, but he is a lot older than his 19 years old. it's almost not clear if Simon seduces Payton or if Payton is the 'innocent' seducer.Įven if Simon is the supposed Alpha male, he is really too open and young to be a real dominant character Simon is the perfect scoundrel, very good in the battle field as well as in the bedroom, no matter that, in his case, the chosen bedroom partner is a male and not a maid. Not that Payton resists so much to the advances. Simon is a friendly and very sexy man, one that, as soon as he spots the pretty new officer, can't help to seduce him. And so Payton, who is a pampered prince nursed to become a beautiful ornament to the arm of a powerful and rich man, finds himself suddenly free to roams Englor's street without a chaperon, even if it appears that his genetically modified interest in other men is not so welcomed.īut not all the men on Englor are the same, and Payton meets Simon, not other than the heir to Englor's throne. But in Englor those rules are more strictly than in Regelence, and even if same-sex marriage is not against the law, it's highly discouraged. Payton is a IT geek and Nate, Aiden's husband, asks him to help in decipher a message which probably hides a conspiracy against both Regelence than Englor, the other planet in the Alliance that lives accordingly to the Regency rules.

Regelence is a planet where men can marry, more it's more common for the peers to marry a man, and they can also procreate in lab an heir with the genes from both male parents and without the female component. Langley, this is the story of Payton, the older brother of Aiden, and second in line to the throne of Regelence. Elisa_rolle Second in the Futuristic Regency series by J.L.

The Englor Affair by J.L. Langley