Books like The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
Henry "Monty" Montague was raised to be a gentleman but has never been one to be restrained. Despite the highbrow environment of English boarding schools and his father's disapproval, Monty’s life is dominated by gambling, alcohol, and unbridled passion for both women and men.
When he sets out on a Grand Tour of Europe with his young sister Felicity, he seeks one last season of pleasure, intent on flirting with his best friend and traveling companion Percy. However, a reckless decision drags the trio into a cross‑European manhunt that forces Monty to confront his daring lifestyle, his feelings for Percy, and the expectations his family has for him.
The novel follows Monty’s indulgent voyage from Paris to Rome, blending adventure, comedy, and romance as he navigates the challenges of young adulthood, sexuality, and the tension between his hedonistic desires and the responsibilities that await him.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Coming of Age/Young Adult Coming of Age
Authors: Mackenzi Lee
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