It's time to meet the family. . .

Rory Kincaid's in a spin. He's leaving his London life to spend Easter deep in the countryside with boyfriend Jack De Lacy - and Jack's wealthy, aristocratic family. Rory's under pressure to make a good impression, but with no class, connections, or money, he's not so sure he'll be welcomed with open arms - especially when they find out how he and Jack met.

. . .but will the family want to meet Rory?

Jack's convinced his family will love Rory as much as he does, but it's not the plain sailing he thought it would be. With their age-old traditions, it's not long before Rory's presence is sending ripples through the calm waters of the De Lacys' settled, rural life.

It's a testing time for Rory and Jack. Can they convince Jack's family that two men from opposite sides of the class barrier can be not only who the other wants, but needs?

This book contains a village fête bake-off, a cuddliest pet competition, and the undying devotion of a dog called Badger.

Note: this book was previously published under the name of A E Ryecart. The cover and description may (or may not) have changed, but the book title and contents remain the same as before.