The Missing Page (Page & Sommers, #2)

England, 1948: Semi-retired spy Leo Page and country doctor James Sommers team up to solve a decades-old mystery. When James learns that an uncle he hasn't heard from in ages has left him something in his will, he figures that the least he can do is head down to Cornwall for a weekend to honor the old man's parting wishes. He finds the family home filled with half-remembered guests and unwanted memories, but more troubling is that his uncle has tasked his heirs with uncovering the truth behind a woman's disappearance twenty years earlier. Leo doesn't like any of it. He's just returned from one of his less pleasant missions and maybe he's slightly paranoid about James's safety, but he's of the opinion that rich people aren't to be trusted where wills are concerned. So he does what any sensible spy would do and infiltrates the house party. Together they unravel a mystery that exposes long-standing family secrets and threatens to involve James more than either of them would like.

Cat Sebastian writes fluffy, steamy historical romances about queer people. When she isn't writing, she's reading. She lives in the U.S. South but also on twitter @catswrites. Check out her Turner Series for trope-driven Regency-set romances (The Soldier's Scoundrel, The Lawrence Browne Affair, The Ruin of a Rake, and A Little Light Mischief). Her Seducing the Sedgwicks series is also set in the Regency period and contains pharmaceutical quantities of hurt/comfort (It Takes Two to Tumble, A Gentleman Never Keeps Score, and Two Rogues Make a Right). Books in the Regency Impostors series each feature a character with a secret (Unmasked by the Marquess, A Duke in Disguise, and A Delicate Deception). Hither, Page is a romance between two men trying to solve a murder in a 1940s village.