When Jim loses his job, it’s the final straw. With nowhere else to go, he ends up living in his sister’s spare room—where he is promptly told by straitlaced Sarah and her reverend husband that he simply must be on his best behaviour. And it’s immediately apparent that best behaviour means no men.
Jim’s never been known for his ability to behave and meeting the gorgeous piano tutor who visits every week doesn’t help. Fran might look like an angel at the ivories, but he’s a devil between the sheets, and Jim has every intention of finding out just how bad Fran can be.
But when Jim’s niece comes out, Jim is faced with a choice. If he wants to support her as she desperately needs, he’s going to have to stop lashing out and avoiding the subject. It’s time to grow up and learn what his best behaviour really looks like.
