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# A Gentleman's Position: A Society of Gentlemen Novel (Society of Gentlemen Series Book 3)

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Review: An intimate portrayal of a complicated relationship - This is the third book in this series and it felt more personal than the others. David and Richard are the main focus, with most events surrounding or involving them both. Even the outside pressures on their relationship are more personal, not due to political or government bodies imposing their will but, from close friends and not always so close family ties. Insular. Everything is centered around what’s happening between David and Richard. This approach to telling this story also made it feel, in some ways, less ‘historical’ than the others. Yes, detail is there, but when you’re talking about what’s happening between two people, so intimately, in every sense, the wider setting fades to the edges. This isn’t good or bad, it just is. I think it plays well into how focused the story is on David and Richard. I know it made me feel like I was deeply connected, involved, feeling everything they were feeling. Make no mistake, the life and death restrictions put upon gay people two centuries ago are there, but they appear only now and again, which helps heighten the tension, adding to the highly personal nature of this story. This is such an interesting examination of a relationship, and how it changes or redefines itself over time. Here we have two men who have known each other in nearly every way imaginable for several years. And yet, when they attempt to forge that last river of honesty, they struggle, they stumble, and neither is certain at all how to go about it. How do they relate to one another? Is it realistic or just a folly to hope they can live their lives together? What will each of their roles be, both within the relationship and to outward society? With their friends? David is such a strong person. In his beliefs and convictions, he doesn’t have much room for compromise. He knows what all he’s done, what life he’s built for himself, and he’s not about to lose it or become less than what he is. He’s unrelenting and I love how that plays against Richard’s sometimes stupidity or obtuseness, or simply his being unaware due to his station in life, and what that meant regarding his childhood, what he was taught to expect, and see. Family dynamics are another interesting thing explored, especially when comparing those of Richard and David. Without being overdone, the families of these men play large roles in who they are, how they came to be who they are, and some of the decisions they make about their futures. I find myself wanting to call this story subtle, quiet, subdued, and yet I can’t when I think back the events, and the emotion, and what’s at stake. Despite that, this is how I felt while reading this: quiet, subdued, almost cocooned within it. I think this all means that the storytelling style very well matches this story that is David and Richard. I would almost say this could become a comfort read, given the way it made me feel. You could probably read this as a standalone, given how much of a focus David and Richard are, and that characters from the previous two books have comparatively less page time. Don’t worry, though, your favorites are here and they all make quite the impact. KJ Charles has something inside of her that makes it possible to share a story like this and completely suck me in. Any imperfections are quickly forgotten amidst the emotion, the intricately built characters, and the all-surrounding sense of place on every page. I will read this book again, knowing I’ll be getting to spend time with David and Richard. *Originally reviewed for Prism Book Alliance®
Review: Great Fun! - I waited two whole books for this particular grovel, and it didn’t disappoint. Richard spent the previous books as an ally of the other protagonists, but extremely stuck in his ways and convinced he is correct in all things. Meanwhile, David has been quietly and competently fixing all the legal, social, and physical dangers that have emerged, so I was glad to see he got a) an acknowledgment of his talents from the person he loves b) an apology c)his happy ending and d) the authorship of the spectacular downfall of the series’ villain.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B011G3HIFE |
| Accessibility  | Learn more |
| Best Sellers Rank | #159,289 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #47 in LGBTQ+ Historical Fiction (Books) #1,112 in Gay & Lesbian (Kindle Store) #1,753 in Gay Fiction |
| Book 3 of 3  | Society of Gentlemen |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,620) |
| Enhanced typesetting  | Enabled |
| File size  | 1.3 MB |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1101886076 |
| Language  | English |
| Page Flip  | Enabled |
| Print length  | 300 pages |
| Publication date  | April 5, 2016 |
| Publisher  | Loveswept |
| Screen Reader  | Supported |
| Word Wise  | Enabled |
| X-Ray  | Not Enabled |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An intimate portrayal of a complicated relationship
*by S***E on April 6, 2016*

This is the third book in this series and it felt more personal than the others. David and Richard are the main focus, with most events surrounding or involving them both. Even the outside pressures on their relationship are more personal, not due to political or government bodies imposing their will but, from close friends and not always so close family ties. Insular. Everything is centered around what’s happening between David and Richard. This approach to telling this story also made it feel, in some ways, less ‘historical’ than the others. Yes, detail is there, but when you’re talking about what’s happening between two people, so intimately, in every sense, the wider setting fades to the edges. This isn’t good or bad, it just is. I think it plays well into how focused the story is on David and Richard. I know it made me feel like I was deeply connected, involved, feeling everything they were feeling. Make no mistake, the life and death restrictions put upon gay people two centuries ago are there, but they appear only now and again, which helps heighten the tension, adding to the highly personal nature of this story. This is such an interesting examination of a relationship, and how it changes or redefines itself over time. Here we have two men who have known each other in nearly every way imaginable for several years. And yet, when they attempt to forge that last river of honesty, they struggle, they stumble, and neither is certain at all how to go about it. How do they relate to one another? Is it realistic or just a folly to hope they can live their lives together? What will each of their roles be, both within the relationship and to outward society? With their friends? David is such a strong person. In his beliefs and convictions, he doesn’t have much room for compromise. He knows what all he’s done, what life he’s built for himself, and he’s not about to lose it or become less than what he is. He’s unrelenting and I love how that plays against Richard’s sometimes stupidity or obtuseness, or simply his being unaware due to his station in life, and what that meant regarding his childhood, what he was taught to expect, and see. Family dynamics are another interesting thing explored, especially when comparing those of Richard and David. Without being overdone, the families of these men play large roles in who they are, how they came to be who they are, and some of the decisions they make about their futures. I find myself wanting to call this story subtle, quiet, subdued, and yet I can’t when I think back the events, and the emotion, and what’s at stake. Despite that, this is how I felt while reading this: quiet, subdued, almost cocooned within it. I think this all means that the storytelling style very well matches this story that is David and Richard. I would almost say this could become a comfort read, given the way it made me feel. You could probably read this as a standalone, given how much of a focus David and Richard are, and that characters from the previous two books have comparatively less page time. Don’t worry, though, your favorites are here and they all make quite the impact. KJ Charles has something inside of her that makes it possible to share a story like this and completely suck me in. Any imperfections are quickly forgotten amidst the emotion, the intricately built characters, and the all-surrounding sense of place on every page. I will read this book again, knowing I’ll be getting to spend time with David and Richard. *Originally reviewed for Prism Book Alliance®

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Fun!
*by K***R on April 27, 2025*

I waited two whole books for this particular grovel, and it didn’t disappoint. Richard spent the previous books as an ally of the other protagonists, but extremely stuck in his ways and convinced he is correct in all things. Meanwhile, David has been quietly and competently fixing all the legal, social, and physical dangers that have emerged, so I was glad to see he got a) an acknowledgment of his talents from the person he loves b) an apology c)his happy ending and d) the authorship of the spectacular downfall of the series’ villain.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've been excited for this book and it did not disappoint. Look
*by S***W on April 5, 2016*

I woke up at 4:30 this morning, unable to go back to sleep, and I thought, "Oh, hey, new KJ Charles! I pre-ordered it, so it's on my Kindle! I'll just read the first chapter." Then it's 8:30 and I've finished it. I REGRET NOTHING. I've been excited for this book and it did not disappoint. Look, I love KJ Charles so it's probably a given that I was like :D!!!! reading this. But it's hot, sexy, and oh, Cyprian. I have the biggest crush on you, zomg. I love the interplay between the two men -- rawr, the sexual tension was insane -- and like the first two books in the series, I love how the author deals with ideas of class and society that's woven throughout the book. It's such an integral part of the story and is so well-researched and presented, and I love how each book has focused on a different relationship and dealt realistically with the problems faced by each couple. Richard and David had their own unique issues that made this a delight to read, and I like how Richard had to do a lot of thinking about his ideas of what equality really meant in relation to David, and how David was so strong in his convictions. At the end of the day, like Dom and Silas, each man was able to remain true to themselves and each other. Just a perfect HEA, and Lord Maltravers was such a great and thoroughly horrible villain that I enjoyed seeing his comeuppance very much :D This is the kind of love story I read and remember every single thing I love about romance as a genre. KJ manages to capture all of those things I love in her stories, while crafting beautiful characters and exploring new dimensions and ideas throughout. I love what she does as a writer and find her writing so fresh, engaging and exciting -- like I said, it's the best of what I've loved as a romance reader since I read my first romance novel as a young girl, and it's an exciting, new and engaging style that is indicative of our ever-growing, evolving genre. Perfect past-and-present type stuff -- I love what KJ Charles brings to romance, is what I'm saying. A+ stuff here. I'm kind of a crazy KJ fangirl, and like my early-morning devouring of this novel, I am utterly without regrets about that :D Wonderful book, I loved it just like I knew I would.

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