Josephine Myles
Like two ships passing in the night--if one was a narrowboat and the other a luxury yacht.,Disgraced private school teacher Giles Rathbourne has been sent home on extended sick-leave and is stuck in a rut of obsessive housework and drinking. His ex may have been a snobbish bastard, but without him, Giles is adrift, rattling around his huge, lonely house. When a dreadlocked narrowboaterâ€™s engine breaks down at the end of his canal-side garden, Giles is furious at this invasion of his privacyâ€”for a while.,Smutty might not have ever held down a proper job, but the fire-dancing, free-spirited traveller can recognise an opportunity for mutual benefit when he sees it. Gilesâ€™ extensive gardens are in as desperate need of attention as the upper-class hunk is himself, whereas Smutty knows a thing or two about plants and needs a place to moor up.,A simple business arrangement between two men who have nothing else in common? It would beâ€”if they could keep their hands off each other!
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Boats in the Night