Full review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books 
 Wanted: A Gentleman is a pure delight. It is a m/m Regency historical in which one of the two heroes is black and of the well-to-do merchant class, while the other hero is a white working class man - a lovely change from the Regency romance norm of rich white people. It manages to be realistic about the backgrounds and hardships of both men while still providing for a happy ending, or at least the happiest ending possible. 
 Wanted is pretty short and it includes a great deal of humor and fun, but it also deals with some fascinating and difficult issues. The most obvious issue is that the men are gay during a time in which 'sodomy' is illegal, so any physical relationship between them will have to be kept a secret. The implication is that they will have a happy, but private, HEA, probably living together as "bachelor roommates." 
 The story also deals with class. Theodore is deeply in debt and barely scraping by as a printer. He's considered to be of a lower social class than Martin, who is a prosperous merchant. Martin's class is complicated by the fact that he is a former slave, and it's also complicated by his close relationship to an upper-class family. It's fascinating to see how class and race play out as the two men interact with one another, and with other people. 
 This book has a great "I hate you but I can't stop thinking about your ass" set up that eventually becomes a completely believable love story between two people who don't fit any of the boxes in which society would like to keep them. The plot resolution is clever, the dialogue is sharp and often funny, and the story tackles harrowing issues with grace. As painful as it is that their love will have to be hidden, it's easy to imagine this couple bickering amiably in privacy for the rest of their lives. 
 - Carrie S.