The Autumn Years

Young Bradley Marshall III arrives at the renowned Wilkinson estate for the annual fox hunt. The invitation, extended by his friend Chad, heir to a vast and distinguished fortune, offers Bradley the perfect opportunity to establish himself within the refined circles of the English aristocracy. Far removed from the frivolities and excesses of Regency London, Bradley soon finds himself captivated by Guy, a farm labourer whose striking physical presence unsettles him like a sudden chill wind.
In a world governed by rigid conventions and deeply ingrained prejudice, so unlike the more progressive milieu he has known in London, any attempt to draw close to the man proves fraught with difficulty. Driven by an attraction he can neither deny nor contain, Bradley ultimately confesses his feelings. What follows is a passion both fierce and unrestrained, one that threatens to consume them utterly.
Their descent into oblivion comes at a heavy price, until a long-buried secret is brought to light and alters the course of their lives forever.