A Foolish Proposal

The Gentlemen's Gamble

De: Kasey Stockton

Narrado por: Vicki-Jo Eva

One careless remark. One outrageous proposal. One Season to discover love where they least expect it.

Tristan Shepherd never expected the London Season to throw him back into the path of Caroline Whitby—the spirited girl from his youth who once declared she detested both him and his horses. But when a single careless remark at a glittering ball damages Caroline’s prospects with a promising suitor, she lays the blame squarely at Tristan’s feet.

Determined to make amends—and needing a wife himself—Tristan offers marriage. Caroline flatly refuses. Still, with the Season slipping away, they strike an uneasy bargain: he’ll help her find a husband, and she’ll help him secure a bride.

But as they navigate crowded ballrooms, stolen moments, and the dangerous game of matchmaking, their sparring gives way to a far more perilous discovery: the one match they both swore was impossible might be the only one they truly desire.

The Gentlemen's Gamble is a series about seven men racing to the altar in order to avoid losing a wager.

©2026 Kasey Stockton (P)2026 Golden Owl Press

Very Enjoyable

5 starts. Clean, well-written, interesting without being tense, admirable characters. Believable HAE. One of this author's best novels.

So good!!

I love this one! It’s such an enjoyable read. The characters are great and the writing is captivating. The last 25% is especially awesome with all the scheming and meddling. I had a huge grin on my face and could not put it down 🤓

It’s funny because there isn’t anything truly unique or compelling about the plot itself. And on the MMC’s side, it’s almost insta-love (though they did know each other as children)… But the writing is SO good that none of that matters. I was hooked and I loved it. I’m also quite certain I will be reading it again some time in the future.

Definitely the best of the series so far (though book 1 is also excellent). Highly recommended!

Content:
There is no foul language or sex, and the violence is minimal. The romance is limited to lightly descriptive kissing. There is no mention of faith or God.