A Fine Caprice - A Regency Romance - Plot & Excerpts
But you do have my sympathy.’ At his cousin’s arch look, he shook his head. ‘My sympathy. Not my bed.’ Now, before regaining the bed in question, Cass turned the key in the lock. He was not convinced that it would keep anybody out who might wish to get in for Abbey Cross was well known for its secret passageways, a relic from its smuggling history where nocturnal business kept people busy during the wee small hours. But he saw no point in making it easy for anybody who might wish to ensure he never enjoyed his inheritance. He was not absolutely convinced that anybody wanted him dead but then, a potential victim probably never was so taking some basic steps to ensure his continued good health seemed a sensible idea. Especially when a sizeable chunk of stone had fallen from the casements the afternoon before when he had been walking below in the gardens. It had missed him by a good five feet but it was awfully hard to hit a moving target with a heavy object. Ravener? He had been considering the possibility that his cousin had developed a murderous streak.
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